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  1. The women of today are the thoughts of their mothers and grandmothers, embodied and made alive.

    -- Matilda Joslyn Gage (Woman, Church, and State, 1893)

  2. A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle.

    -- Gloria Steinem (Speech at Yale University, 1970)

  3. RE: social.sciences.re/@pouchet_cn

    Aujourd'hui est une belle journée pour suivre les journées d'étude du Centre Internet et Société. (Mais en visioconférence car la capacité d'accueil en présenciel est dépassée)
    #research #socialsciences #tech #web #AI
    #generativeAI #gender #feminism #capitalism
    #media #CIS

  4. RE: social.sciences.re/@pouchet_cn

    Aujourd'hui est une belle journée pour suivre les journées d'étude du Centre Internet et Société. (Mais en visioconférence car la capacité d'accueil en présenciel est dépassée)
    #research #socialsciences #tech #web #AI
    #generativeAI #gender #feminism #capitalism
    #media #CIS

  5. RE: social.sciences.re/@pouchet_cn

    Aujourd'hui est une belle journée pour suivre les journées d'étude du Centre Internet et Société. (Mais en visioconférence car la capacité d'accueil en présenciel est dépassée)
    #research #socialsciences #tech #web #AI
    #generativeAI #gender #feminism #capitalism
    #media #CIS

  6. RE: social.sciences.re/@pouchet_cn

    Aujourd'hui est une belle journée pour suivre les journées d'étude du Centre Internet et Société. (Mais en visioconférence car la capacité d'accueil en présenciel est dépassée)
    #research #socialsciences #tech #web #AI
    #generativeAI #gender #feminism #capitalism
    #media #CIS

  7. RE: social.sciences.re/@pouchet_cn

    Aujourd'hui est une belle journée pour suivre les journées d'étude du Centre Internet et Société. (Mais en visioconférence car la capacité d'accueil en présenciel est dépassée)
    #research #socialsciences #tech #web #AI
    #generativeAI #gender #feminism #capitalism
    #media #CIS

  8. Men’s company is more perilous to women than wild beasts are to men.

    -- Moderata Fonte (Modesta Pozzo) (The Worth of Women, 1600 (English trans. 1997))

  9. Women possess not only equal minds to men, but often greater courage and compassion.

    -- Moderata Fonte (The Worth of Women, 1600)

  10. Women possess not only equal minds to men, but often greater courage and compassion.

    -- Moderata Fonte (The Worth of Women, 1600)

    #feminism #quotes

  11. Men are unlit lamps: it is we women who supply the oil.

    -- Moderata Fonte (Modesta Pozzo) (The Worth of Women, 1600 (English trans. 1997))

    #feminism #quotes

  12. It is clear that women are better than men, for men themselves come from women.

    -- Moderata Fonte (Modesta Pozzo) (The Worth of Women, 1600 (English trans. 1997))

    #feminism #quotes

  13. Luhung aka Y.F. Tamashi & Loftpou, is a Taipei-based concert organiser & noise artist rooted in punk ethics.

    This is part of a series of interviews I've been doing in the past years with electronic, noise & experimental musicians & organisers in & from Asia, Africa & Latin America.
    Beware that I'm not a professional & forgive me for having forgotten to turn off the autofocus at beginning !

    youtube.com/watch?v=Knt8-vAb_SI

    #noisemusic #experimentalmusic #Taipei #Taiwan #feminism #punk #electronicmusic

  14. I want every girl to know that her voice can change the world.

    -- Malala Yousafzai (Speech at United Nations, 2018)

  15. I want every girl to know that her voice can change the world.

    -- Malala Yousafzai (Speech at United Nations, 2018)

    #feminism #quotes

  16. Women are so much more powerful than men. That's the truth.

    -- Caitlyn Jenner (Television interview, 2016)

    #feminism #quotes

  17. Men were only the rough sketch; women are the work brought to perfection.

    -- Moderata Fonte (Modesta Pozzo) (The Worth of Women, 1600 (English trans. 1997))

  18. Men were only the rough sketch; women are the work brought to perfection.

    -- Moderata Fonte (Modesta Pozzo) (The Worth of Women, 1600 (English trans. 1997))

    #feminism #quotes

  19. If women behaved like men, they’d be in jail or in charge.

    -- Gloria Steinem (Speech at Smith College, 1990)

  20. If women behaved like men, they’d be in jail or in charge.

    -- Gloria Steinem (Speech at Smith College, 1990)

    #feminism #quotes

  21. SCIENCE FICTION, FANTASY & MARXISM with Jelle Klaas

    OT301, Friday, October 30 at 06:45 PM GMT+1

    Genre: Science Fiction, Fantasy
    Open: 18:45 - 22:00 hrs
    Tickets: € 6,50

    A lecture with film clips and visual material by Jelle Klaas

    Friday 30 October 2026
    Doors: 18:45 | Start: 19:00

    Spaceships, aliens, vampires, zombies, distant planets and imaginary worlds. Science fiction and fantasy are among the most popular forms of storytelling — but what do these stories tell us about the world we actually live in?

    And perhaps more importantly: what can they tell us about the possibility of a different and better world?

    On Friday 30 October, Ventilator Cinema welcomes human rights lawyer, Marxist and lifelong science-fiction and fantasy enthusiast Jelle Klaas for an illustrated lecture exploring these genres through a critical Marxist lens.

    Moving between cinema, literature, comics, games and popular culture, Klaas examines how science fiction and fantasy reflect questions of capitalism, class, power, labour, racism, feminism and political struggle.

    From spaceships and dystopian futures to magical kingdoms and the undead, imaginary worlds have long provided ways of thinking about very real political and social conflicts. Science fiction can imagine societies beyond capitalism, while fantasy can reproduce — or challenge — ideas about hierarchy, race, power and history.

    So what is politically troubling about enormously popular works such as Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings?

    What happens when we look at zombies, vampires, aliens and dystopian societies through the lens of class and capitalism?

    And which works of science fiction and fantasy should every socialist know?

    Expect an accessible and provocative journey through the genre, filled with film clips, images, references and recommendations — from famous blockbusters to radical and lesser-known works.

    ABOUT JELLE KLAAS

    Jelle Klaas is a Dutch human rights lawyer and Executive Director of PILP, a human rights law firm and NGO based in Amsterdam. He is one of the founders of the organisation and has many years of experience using strategic litigation to advance human rights in the Netherlands.

    His legal work focuses particularly on the right to protest, anti-discrimination, civil procedure, housing policy and strategic human rights litigation. He has represented activists, communities and civil-society organisations and has been involved in major cases concerning ethnic profiling, demonstration rights and socioeconomic rights.

    Before PILP, Klaas worked for fifteen years as a social lawyer, including on cases concerning the right to basic shelter and support for undocumented people.

    Alongside his legal work, Klaas has been politically active throughout his life and is a Marxist.

    His other great passion is science fiction and fantasy. Since childhood, he has immersed himself in the genre across films, novels, comics and games. In this lecture, these two worlds come together: political analysis and a lifelong fascination with imaginary worlds.

    offbeat.amsterdam/event/scienc

  22. Give a man power and he’ll call it destiny. Give a woman power and she’ll call it justice.

    -- Maya Angelou (Interview in Essence Magazine, 1996)

    #feminism #quotes

  23. The most radical thing any of us can do is believe women.

    -- Tarana Burke (Speech, 2018)

    #feminism #quotes

  24. Most men fear feminism because it demands they confront what they’ve done — or what they’ve benefited from.

    -- Rebecca Traister (Interview with The Cut, 2018)

  25. Most men fear feminism because it demands they confront what they’ve done — or what they’ve benefited from.

    -- Rebecca Traister (Interview with The Cut, 2018)

    #feminism #quotes

  26. If men could cry half as well as they could complain, maybe they’d learn empathy.

    -- Mona Eltahawy ([email protected]) (Interview in The Guardian, 2015)

  27. If men could cry half as well as they could complain, maybe they’d learn empathy.

    -- Mona Eltahawy ([email protected]) (Interview in The Guardian, 2015)

    #feminism #quotes

  28. 👩 Gloria Steinem, Ms Magazine.
    From A Bunny’s Tale to Ms. magazine, she spent decades challenging sexism and fighting for women’s rights.
    👉 alisonlittle.blog/?p=6811
    #GloriaSteinem #Feminism #WomensRights

  29. 👩 Gloria Steinem, Ms Magazine.
    From A Bunny’s Tale to Ms. magazine, she spent decades challenging sexism and fighting for women’s rights.
    👉 alisonlittle.blog/?p=6811
    #GloriaSteinem #Feminism #WomensRights

  30. 👩 Gloria Steinem, Ms Magazine.
    From A Bunny’s Tale to Ms. magazine, she spent decades challenging sexism and fighting for women’s rights.
    👉 alisonlittle.blog/?p=6811
    #GloriaSteinem #Feminism #WomensRights

  31. 👩 Gloria Steinem, Ms Magazine.
    From A Bunny’s Tale to Ms. magazine, she spent decades challenging sexism and fighting for women’s rights.
    👉 alisonlittle.blog/?p=6811
    #GloriaSteinem #Feminism #WomensRights

  32. The day women discover they are superior will be the day men start agreeing with them.

    -- Zadie Smith (Panel discussion at Hay Festival, 2018)

  33. The day women discover they are superior will be the day men start agreeing with them.

    -- Zadie Smith (Panel discussion at Hay Festival, 2018)

    #feminism #quotes

  34. Even now, you are still having to admit that women are superior in nature to men.

    -- Moderata Fonte (Modesta Pozzo) (The Worth of Women, 1600 (English trans. 1997))

  35. Even now, you are still having to admit that women are superior in nature to men.

    -- Moderata Fonte (Modesta Pozzo) (The Worth of Women, 1600 (English trans. 1997))

    #feminism #quotes

  36. There's nothing damnable about being a strong woman. The world needs strong women. It's kind of nice to be able to play a strong woman who is seen.

    -- Ginger Rogers (Interview, 1975)

  37. There's nothing damnable about being a strong woman. The world needs strong women. It's kind of nice to be able to play a strong woman who is seen.

    -- Ginger Rogers (Interview, 1975)

    #feminism #quotes

  38. Woman was the last Work of Creation, and as the last, so the best and most perfect work of God.

    -- Anonymous (“Sophia”) (Woman’s Superior Excellence over Man, 1739)

  39. Woman was the last Work of Creation, and as the last, so the best and most perfect work of God.

    -- Anonymous (“Sophia”) (Woman’s Superior Excellence over Man, 1739)

    #feminism #quotes

  40. The more enlightened a society becomes, the more it will acknowledge the superior moral sense of women.

    -- Eliza Burt Gamble (The Evolution of Woman, 1894)

  41. The more enlightened a society becomes, the more it will acknowledge the superior moral sense of women.

    -- Eliza Burt Gamble (The Evolution of Woman, 1894)

    #feminism #quotes

  42. Women’s power is the power of renewal; men’s is the power of destruction.

    -- Gloria Steinem (Speech at National Women’s Political Caucus, 1972)

    #feminism #quotes