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I hate the “what if she were your sister?” analogy used to teach men about respecting women.
Why not simply teach them that disrespecting a woman is wrong because she’s a human being not because she belongs to someone they care about?
The LSR and Jamui cases genuinely disturbed me on a level i can't explain. Also some of the statements from the women in the Jamui case were equally disturbing.
Girls growing up in these environments just know in fight against patriarchy u sometime have to fight more women than men.
The tragedy of oppression is that sometimes its victims do not seek to dismantle the system; instead they seek a place, at the top of the system.
That's why the goal shouldn't be “protect the women who belong to us.”
It should be: women don't belong to anyone. Their dignity isn't conditional on who loves them.
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men really do make fun of "lavanya from south delhi happy about democrats winning" as if they don't celebrate football and f1 which have no political impact on the world
