May your heart be open, Let no one change your mind .
Chicago IL
Joined January 2019
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Why can't Muslims just say, it is wrong for old men to fuck little kids?
Find me one Muslim that will say it.
Just one.
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Huge advocate for letting kids be kids. An important part of that development is learning that actions, do in fact, have consequences.
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i’m so deeply hurt by this i can’t stop crying this poor boy was so scared, running for his life, he was just trying to get to school. this is so painful omg he did not deserve this and no amount of justice will be enough
CCTV footage has reportedly captured the moments surrounding the tragic shooting of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong in the Bronx. The footage could help investigators identify the suspects responsible for his death. This is heartbreaking. 💔 #JusticeforJavitsFrimpng
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The male loneliness epidemic is just men realising that women can afford their own needs now. A woman who doesn’t depend on you financially is harder to manipulate, harder to control, and harder to intimidate. Suddenly, independence has become a threat. Cry harder.
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I’m not a single mom just a Black one and “single mom” gets projected like a slur at all Black moms. You’re *assumed* to be a single mom and get PREtreated w/ disdain.
The change in demeanor and attitude is INSTANT when they’re corrected — especially from men. It’s so obvious!
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he was pro queer rights, a feminist, an atheist, pro Palestine. We've lost a beautiful man
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Men trying to get their freedom back after they murder and rape a girl child will never not be insane to me. Eye for an eye is the only thing that works for Men.
He was 14 when he beat his 8-year-old neighbor with a baseball bat, cut her throat and pushed her body inside the frame of his waterbed. Then he slept on that bed for a week while the whole street searched for her.
Jacksonville, Florida. November 3, 1998. Maddie Clifton went outside to play and never came home.
Volunteers searched the woods and ponds for days.
Joshua Phillips lived across the street.
Police came to the house. A sergeant later recalled that Phillips sat on that bed petting his dog, "cool as a cucumber." Maddie was right underneath him.
Seven days after she vanished, her body was found inside his bed.
In the video below, Phillips stands in court in an orange jumpsuit and reads a letter to Maddie’s family. "I did something horrible. I’m so sorry." He was sentenced to life without parole in 1999.
After the Supreme Court ruled out automatic life without parole for juvenile offenders, a judge resentenced him in 2017. He received life, with a sentence review possible after 25 years.
This May, Phillips withdrew his request for that review. He said he still believed he could live a productive and meaningful life if released, but wanted to address concerns about his rehabilitation before returning to court.
Maddie would have been 36 this year.
Did the boy who slept on that bed grow into a different man, or should some things close the door for good?
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Brazilian women can now get a tubal ligation after age 21 without needing their husband’s approval, a major victory for reproductive rights! a man’s desire to have children does not give him veto power over a woman’s body. your disappointment is not her obligation.
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imagine having to raise your kids alone because your husband wanted to save a seagull
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Men need to wrap their minds around the fact that women are PEOPLE who do things for OURSELVES, same as men do. We don’t pursue education, jobs, or hobbies for men, wear our clothes, makeup, or shoes for men, walk, talk, drive, eat, read, sleep, or shop to impress or attract men.
