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Antwortete Nonilex

#Trump, #JDVance & #Musk have cultivated the movement by publicly highlighting issues related to #family policy & “pronatalism” — both in the lead up to the election, & since Trump took office. Speaking to a crowd in January at the March for Life, an anti-abortion rally, Vance said he wanted “more babies in the United States of America” & more “beautiful young men & women” to raise them.

Last month, Trump pledged to be “the fertilization president.”

#MaleSupremacy#law#freedom
Antwortete Nonilex

“I just think this administration is inherently *pronatalist*,” said the activist Simone Collins, referring to the movement to reverse declining birthrates.

Collins, along w/her husband, Malcolm Collins, sent the #Trump admin several draft #ExecutiveOrders, including one that would bestow a “National Medal of Motherhood” to mothers with six or more children. [ummm what???]

Antwortete Nonilex

Those ideas, & others, are emerging from a movement [purportedly] concerned w/declining birthrates that has been gaining steam for years & now has allies in the US admin, including #JDVance & #ElonMusk. Policy experts & advocates of boosting the birthrate have been meeting w/ #Trump aides, sometimes handing over written proposals on ways to help or *convince* #women to have more #babies, per 4 people who have been part of the meetings….

#MaleSupremacy#law#freedom

A long time ago, in my later teens, in my first week of college - I remember half of my class went to the pub one lunch time. I don't remember the exact topic of conversation, but I remember sat around a large table of people, responding with "I'm a feminist".

Everybody laughed at me. All the guys and the girls. I didn't understand. Then someone said "You can't be because you're a man", laughing once again. ...But I still didn't understand.

I was an un-diagnosed autistic at the time, but it makes sense now why that conversation went around in my head for months, trying to make sense of it. Every cycle ended the same way - That I just could not see why a man believing in the fundamental equal rights of woman was something worthy of ridicule.

Of course a lot changed as the years went by, and my standpoint became more socially acceptable. But, 25 years later, I find myself in the exact same situation, as a 'cis' man laughed at for believing in trans equal rights.

But now I know that the only way they could find that ridiculous and comical is if they see everything only from the very narrow perspective of their own existence and sense of self.

Nobody needs to be trans, gay, etc etc, to understand that we are all conscious beings having unique experiences, with the fundamental right to exist. But when you do understand this, you know that we are all experiencing this existence together and need to look out for one another.

"DOJ ends a key racial discrimination case, signaling an end to the Civil Rights Division as it existed.

The lawsuit against the Mississippi state Senate alleged a brazen pattern of racial discrimination against a Black woman, but AAG Harmeet Dhillon ended the case."

#Racism #CivilRights #Rights #EqualRights #Equality #Constitution #Resist #April19 #USPol

lawdork.com/p/doj-dismisses-ke

Law Dork · DOJ ends a key racial discrimination case, signaling an end to the Civil Rights Division as it existedVon Chris Geidner