This always makes me cry buckets. She sang it live at the Abortion Rally a few years back, what a dark outcome that was for US women.Happy IWD Tattlers
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When I was 15, I read the Women’s Room by Marilyn French. It had such an effect on me, as it showed the power of female solidarity. In these awful times where we are fighting for everything all over again, I find it so comforting to have this thread, other places and groups to feel less alone.I haven’t been able to reply to everyone about their favourite female authors, but I’m so glad that everyone has shared. I’m going to sound a little soppy, but it’s so nice to see that there are so many amazing women who have inspired us in the greatest joy that is reading. I was very sick as a child so I was often in hospital, and reading became a salvation for me. Jacqueline Wilson was a godsend with her books as they kept me going. I had the honour of meeting her last year at a talk and she was lovely and that honestly made my entire lifehappy International Women’s Day, you brilliant women. You’re all amazing
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Yesterday was upsetting, seeing vile tweets full of lies like Corbyn’s and the Hershey crap, all of it so misogynistic.
I’ve just seen that bloody trans kiln witch kicking off on Twitter about being excluded from Teh les Project. It’s so hypocritical! Lesbians don’t have meltdowns about trans groups and trans Pride. We can’t have anything without them trying to get in.
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