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Sarah. Twenty-something feminist. Clinical psychology and women's/gender studies major. Recluse, introvert, hermit with a loud ,crowded mind. I never smile although I'm friendly, there isn't enough room for all my books, and I post about whatever I like.
benchandcompass: hatchet. 
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fsufeministalumna: feministdisney: thisiswhiteprivilege: bougieblack: think-progress: Susan B. Anthony, badass. Lest we forget Susan B. Anthony sought voting rights for women because she was offended that black men were allowed to vote and she wasn’t, even though, as she said, their brains weren’t capable of understanding politics. Susan B. Anthony, racist. White privilege is Susan B. Anthony being an American hero. White privilege not understand why black folks should be skeptical of mainstream feminism when this white supremacist is one of the most seminal figures in the feminist movements. good note about how we frame history as often being from a white lens, not just a male lens. What are some good sources for this? I’d like to read more.
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smithsonianmag: Photos of New York City’s Most Dangerous Neighborhood “Bandit’s Roost,” pictured above, was once considered the most dangerous part in all of New York City. Jacob A. Riis was a police reporter in 1877 and decided to document the people living in New York’s East Side slum district. His book, How the Other Half Lives: Studies Among the Tenements of New York, was the result of these photographs and was published in 1890. Head over to Petapixel for more incredible photographs and info on Riis.
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