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A Wife Is A Slave…

"Slaves" don't have their own house to go to after work, for they're permanent property. So are "wives" because marriage is anti-Nature (slavery and misogyny) - Exodus 21:1-11, Leviticus 25:44-46, Ephesians 5:22-24. #WakeUp #FreeWomen #TrashMarriage #LiveNaturally

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"Were Russian women kidnapped? If so, then you should call to free"

1. You have "Context Blindness"

2. You are Bewildered in "Context"

3. You can only think in tiny-short #Twitter length ideas.

THIS ENTIRE POSTING is about #PussyRiot calling for women #Liberation #WomenLiberation #FreeWomen

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Here,we have brainless idiots supported by a certain disgusting left wing.Those in France who wear the veil are seen as communalism: #Maghreb, #Francophone BlackAfrica, #Somali, #Sudanese, and so on.A #LFi #LaFranceInsoumise electorate. #FreeWomen
We must fight it
#WomenLifeFreedom #KurdistanWomen

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#FreeIran #FreeWomen #IslamIsDead

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#FreeIran #FreeWomen #IslamIsDead

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#FreeIran #FreeWomen #IslamIsDead

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#FreeIran #FreeWomen #IslamIsDead

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For #FreeIran #FreeWomen #IranProtests never forget the 1000s of freedom martyrs such as #MahsaAmini and those of today who have become more freedom martyrs who give their lives right now for freedom from tyranny in Iran. #DownWithKhamenei #FreeIran #FreeIranWomen #MahsaAmini

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#FreeIran #FreeWomen #FreeLGTB
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#FreeIran #FreeWomen #FreeLGTB
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A God-fearing lady. Religion is evil. #FreeWomen

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Marriage is slavery and misogyny - Exodus 21:7-11. Men Must Free Women Or We All Continue Suffering Unnecessarily. Naturally, men aren't wiser, stronger, and nicer than women! #FreeWomen

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Systemic Misogyny is why men were taught to believe and behave the lie that a woman (Eve) caused the fall and unnecessary sufferings of mankind, that God cursed women to serve men, as slaves serve their masters - Gen 3:16, Est 1:20,22, 1Cor 14:34, 35, Eph 5:22-29, 1Tim 2:11-14. #FreeWomen

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Systemic Misogyny is why men were taught to believe and behave the lie that a woman (Eve) caused the fall and unnecessary sufferings of mankind, that God cursed women to serve men, as slaves serve their masters - Gen 3:16, Est 1:20,22, 1Cor 14:34, 35, Eph 5:22-29, 1Tim 2:11-14. #FreeWomen

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My fellow men, the antidote to toxic masculinity or male loneliness epidemic is feminism. #FreeWomen #TrashMisogyny #LiveNaturally

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#DefendWomen
#EndSexism
#FreeWomen
#EndMisogyny

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#FreeWomen

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Good morning, N. Y.!
A small, good step towards the better
#freewomen

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The problem with married religious women is that they hear the truth but love the lies they are living because of provision - Exodus 21:1-11. Women don’t have a say in the world today, which is why they are fighting for equal rights everywhere. Marriage is slavery and misogyny! #FreeWomen

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Godless | Teaser: Welcome to No Man’s Land [HD] | Netflix
Godless | Teaser: Welcome to No Man’s Land [HD] | Netflix YouTube video by Netflix

Behind every great woman, stands a lot of hard work, so too, does it a man. #climbmountains #eachtotheirown #poetry #artistry #freewomen #worthawatch youtu.be/4u98XY52Rbk?...

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Slow down, be warmer, live as freely as the wind.
Don't chase, don't please, leave love to those who deserve it, and put your heart in a sunny place.
Today, we must also walk gently and firmly on the road we choose🌿💙
#SunnyMood #FreeWomen #SlowLifeRomance

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Fleetwood Mac - The Chain (Official Audio)
Fleetwood Mac - The Chain (Official Audio) YouTube video by Fleetwood Mac

#FREEGAZA #FREEUKRAINE #FREEWOMEN #FREEWORLD #FREEBIRD #FREEBEER!!!

The Chain Keeps us together… 💡🔥🕊️

youtu.be/xwTPvcPYaOo

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Hans Teeuwen - Getapte jongen maakt een punt
Hans Teeuwen - Getapte jongen maakt een punt YouTube video by Hans Teeuwen

Dit kan niet vaak genoeg herhaald worden!
#freewomen #endreligion
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iXM...

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Simavi | Powerful women, healthy societies | Afrika en Azië — Powerful women, healthy societies. Simavi werkt samen met vrouwen en meisjes in Afrika en Azië aan lokale oplossingen voor drinkwater en toiletten voor iedereen. Wij strijden voor gelijkheid en klimaatrechtvaardigheid. Lees meer over ons werk.

Sign the petition! #freewomen
simavi.nl/

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@le7octobre on Threads Un vrai poste puissant ! Peuple d'Iran partenaire de la démocratie d'Israël..

www.threads.net/@le7octobre/...
#FemmeVieLiberte #Iran #FreeWomen

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Aujourd'hui mes sœurs
Je pense à vous
Impuissante mais combattante
Je ne lâcherai jamais rien

Sœurorité

#stoplaviolencefaiteauxfemmes
#stopcrimecontrehumanitérdc
#freepalestine
#freeouïghours
#femmevieliberté
#freewomen

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Agostino Brunias depicts people—free and enslaved—who lived under Britain’s late eighteenth-century colonial rule on the Caribbean island of Dominica. Their skin tones and dress represent “types” of people, alluding to the island’s social, racial, and economic hierarchies that defined relations between white European men and women of African, Afro-Creole, Carib, or mixed-race descent.

Sir William Young, the British governor of Dominica, brought Brunias to the Caribbean as his personal artist. Adapting the style of traditional European “conversation pieces” (informal group portraits of white aristocrats), Brunias’s commissioned picturesque images of Caribbean life under colonialism obscured the violence of empire and slavery.

Brunias’s paintings coincide with the historical moment when skin color and other visual and sartorial markers were becoming signifiers of human differences. Even as these works were created to affirm eighteenth-century British racial and social boundaries in the colonies, they also reveal the contradiction and instability of those same ideas. To some contemporary viewers, Brunias’s painting undermines the very idea of racial fixity, instead demonstrating race as fluid and socially constructed.

The painting’s color palette amplifies its narrative and meaning. The figures’ proximity to racialized whiteness is underscored in their outfit colors. White textiles, with hints of yellow lace and a blue petticoat, emphasize the lighter skin of the central woman, who looks defiantly at the viewer. Her slightly darker sister wears a yellow dress and white apron and holds a red handkerchief. Notably, Brunias contrasts their hats—white for one, black for the other—further suggesting various degrees of racial mixing. Their mother’s garments are more colorful still.

Even the tiny dogs play a part: a pair, one black, one white, stand at attention. Just to the left, staring up at the central woman, is a small dog with white and brown spots.

Agostino Brunias depicts people—free and enslaved—who lived under Britain’s late eighteenth-century colonial rule on the Caribbean island of Dominica. Their skin tones and dress represent “types” of people, alluding to the island’s social, racial, and economic hierarchies that defined relations between white European men and women of African, Afro-Creole, Carib, or mixed-race descent. Sir William Young, the British governor of Dominica, brought Brunias to the Caribbean as his personal artist. Adapting the style of traditional European “conversation pieces” (informal group portraits of white aristocrats), Brunias’s commissioned picturesque images of Caribbean life under colonialism obscured the violence of empire and slavery. Brunias’s paintings coincide with the historical moment when skin color and other visual and sartorial markers were becoming signifiers of human differences. Even as these works were created to affirm eighteenth-century British racial and social boundaries in the colonies, they also reveal the contradiction and instability of those same ideas. To some contemporary viewers, Brunias’s painting undermines the very idea of racial fixity, instead demonstrating race as fluid and socially constructed. The painting’s color palette amplifies its narrative and meaning. The figures’ proximity to racialized whiteness is underscored in their outfit colors. White textiles, with hints of yellow lace and a blue petticoat, emphasize the lighter skin of the central woman, who looks defiantly at the viewer. Her slightly darker sister wears a yellow dress and white apron and holds a red handkerchief. Notably, Brunias contrasts their hats—white for one, black for the other—further suggesting various degrees of racial mixing. Their mother’s garments are more colorful still. Even the tiny dogs play a part: a pair, one black, one white, stand at attention. Just to the left, staring up at the central woman, is a small dog with white and brown spots.

"Free Women of Color with Their Children and Servants in a Landscape" by Agostino Brunias (Italian) - Oil on canvas / c. 1770-1796 - Brooklyn Museum (New York) #womeninart #art #oilpainting #BrooklynMuseum #artwork #fineart #AgostinoBrunias #italianartist #freewomen #womensart #womenofcolor #brunias

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To tag all places in desperate need of a real and true freedom would ages! Vastly above the text limit of Bluesky. For now I’ll say

#freetheworldofamerica
#freeluigi
#freeimmigrants
#freethechildren
#freewomen
#freethevulnerable
#peaceandlove
#worldunity
#onlyoneearth
#earthonlivesonce
#worldcare

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Can we just take out these Neolithic mongrel taliban?They are trying to kill any spirit or soul of women that still exist in Afghanistan. Meanwhile travel bloggers (male & female) r galavanting around the country bragging about about how great it is. #fuckthetaliban #freewomen #afghanistan

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