RT @KDansky: Nearly all of recorded human history is a series of stories about conflicts to determine which group of men gets to be in charge. Women and girls as a class are always collateral damage. Most men don’t much care. #Afghanistan ...
RT @SethAMandel: If there is red tape preventing Afghan refugees from coming to America, a good thing to do would be to set that red tape on fire.
RT @kimwillsher1: Afghan women suddenly found they had no access to health care. They were not allowed to be seen by a male medic, but all the female medics had been sent home. A grief-stricken pregnant woman whose baby had died in the womb was ...
RT @AnnetteMckay15: Women the world over are numb today. Full of fear and anger for the women in Afghanistan. Men do this. Men start wars and women always pay the price. We can do nothing but only let them know how much we care about what is ...
RT @ErikaGuevaraR: The situation in #Afghanistan is terrifying. The images of Afghan people trying to get to the #Kabul airport, even if there is little hope to get out, are devastating. Governments must protect those at risk and get them out: rights ...
RT @AP: “Everybody turned their back on the Afghan people.” One young woman describes the anxiety, fears and dashed hopes her generation feels as the Taliban are poised to retake control of Afghanistan. https://t.co/2kXb9E...
"As feminists, can we at least try to save some of our counterparts?" Over a month ago, @Phyllischesler predicted in @4WPub the current crisis facing women and girls in Afghanistan. Its devastating what has come to pass. https://t.co/mgQVgx...
So I *tried* to order @BarbaraRKay and @coachblade's "Unsporting" on @amazon ... but ended up with a kinda cute pineapple tee in my size instead? TRA conspiracy? https://t.co/Yv6ZMR...