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marble falls

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1. Back in the sixties and seventies we dressed for the possibility of being arrested: jeans and long..

Reply to MrScorpio (Original post)

Thu Jun 14, 2018, 10:14 AM

Jun 2018

sleeve shirts for being dragged across the macadam. and to make groping a bit harder.

If you're going to protest and one should always protest as needed, please dress appropriately. It'll save you some skin. And a photo thousands of Incels are are desperately googling for even as we type here.

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Why black women's experiences of #MeToo are different [View all] MrScorpio Jun 2018 OP

Back in the sixties and seventies we dressed for the possibility of being arrested: jeans and long.. marble falls Jun 2018 #1

She was at a restaurant . She was not expecting to get arrested . She was not intending to agitate lunasun Jun 2018 #2

Then who wrote the Femen mottoes on her arms? She was there for a protest.... marble falls Jun 2018 #3

She was ordering food lunasun Jun 2018 #4

That image doesn't match the story JustAnotherGen Jun 2018 #5

I certainly agree with corporate responsibility - they built and tolerated the atmosphere ... marble falls Jun 2018 #7

AA women heaven05 Jun 2018 #6

"This society is irredeemably and irrevocably racist and the fight goes on." brer cat Jun 2018 #8