stfusexists: happyfeminist: stfusexists: slutrevolution: reallyfoxnews: Fox News asks, “Why Aren’t White Males Being Considered for the Supreme Court” with the ultra-ironic picture of the Supreme Court. Currently, 5 of 9 of the Supreme Court Justices, including the Chief Justice, are white men. Even though white men are 32% of the US population, they represent 55% of Supreme Court Justices.   We definitely need more white men in charge of things. HAHAHAHAHHAHHAA. I need a few minutes to compose myself. FOX News: Where white men being selected 95 consecutive times and 95% of the time overall equals white men not being considered.  Are you fucking kidding me? Please try and understand their plight I mean how would you feel if you weren’t represented 100% in every single aspect of everything and only represented as 95% of everything I mean it must be hard Only Fox News would consider this a leading headline on their website. 
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Fox News asks, “Why Aren’t White Males Being Considered for the Supreme Court” with the ultra-ironic picture of the Supreme Court. Currently, 5 of 9 of the Supreme Court Justices, including the Chief Justice, are white men. Even though white men are 32% of the US population, they represent 55% of Supreme Court Justices.

 

We definitely need more white men in charge of things.

HAHAHAHAHHAHHAA.

I need a few minutes to compose myself.

FOX News: Where white men being selected 95 consecutive times and 95% of the time overall equals white men not being considered. 

Are you fucking kidding me?

Please try and understand their plight I mean how would you feel if you weren’t represented 100% in every single aspect of everything and only represented as 95% of everything

I mean it must be hard

Only Fox News would consider this a leading headline on their website. 

Source: prosebeforehos.com

Carlos Santana took the microphone and said that he was representing all immigrants. Then Santana added, “The people of Arizona, and the people of Atlanta, Georgia, you should be ashamed of yourselves.” In a perfect display of Gov. Nathan Deal’s Georgia, the cheers quickly turned to boos. Yes, Carlos Santana was booed on Civil Rights Day in Atlanta for talking about Civil Rights. Then in the press box, Santana held an impromptu press conference where he let loose with an improvised speech to rival one of his virtuoso guitar solos. He said, “This law is not correct. It’s a cruel law, actually, This is about fear. Stop shucking and jiving. People are afraid we’re going to steal your job. No we aren’t. You’re not going to change sheets and clean toilets. I would invite all Latin people to do nothing for about two weeks so you can see who really, really is running the economy. Who cleans the sheets? Who cleans the toilets? Who babysits? I am here to give voice to the invisible.” He went on to say, “Most people at this point they are either afraid to really say what needs to be said, this is the United States the land of the free. If people want the immigration law to keep passing in every state then everybody should get out and just leave the American Indians here. This is about Civil Rights.

Santana is Booed for Using Baseball’s Civil Rights Game to Speak Out for Civil Rights | The Nation

Carlos was also the first Latino or Latina I ever heard of that talked openly about being a survivor of sexual violence. That changed my life. 

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Source: thenation.com

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Flashback to senior year. 

I miss those people.

Oklahoma GOP Aims At Planned Parenthood, Hits Low-Income Food Program

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In order to stop Planned Parenthood from being able to distribute them, lawmakers in Oklahoma are mulling legislation that would make nutrition vouchers inaccessible to thousands of low-income mothers.

The federal Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program provides federal grants to states for food vouchers, regular check-ups and nutrition education for low-income pregnant women and mothers of young children. The state distributes the funds through nine independent contractors, including Planned Parenthood of Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma, which is based in Tulsa, Okla.

By cutting WIC funding to Planned Parenthood, which administers the program for some 9,300 low-income women and children a year, and eight other independent contractors in Tulsa, the amendment would hinder many local women’s ability to afford nutritional food for their toddlers.

Planned Parenthood provides health and preventative services to about 3 million patients a year, and according to the Guttmacher Institute, more than half of patients who use family planning clinics consider it their main source of health care. Many uninsured and low-income women in rural areas would have no access to an affordable health care provider if the clinics were defunded.

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