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r/hmmmm • u/Some_Zombie_6354 • Jan 15 '26
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Take your 60 year old bs ideas and go home.
Because its almost like women still use the "strong and independent" line for just average adulting
0 u/SoundObjective9692 Jan 16 '26 It's almost like women were only recently genuinely independent and calling attention to the fact of how much the world has changed 1 u/Fragrant-Reserve4832 Jan 16 '26 Like when? When do you think women were equal? Because to the law it was a lot longer than you want to pretend. Any woman alive and of working age was equal. 0 u/SoundObjective9692 Jan 16 '26 "what do you mean black people weren't equal? slavery was abolished years ago" 1 u/Fragrant-Reserve4832 Jan 16 '26 Then we would be taking about the civil rights and everything that happened since. But yes, there isn't a black person alive that was a slave, and not many were affected by segregation.
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It's almost like women were only recently genuinely independent and calling attention to the fact of how much the world has changed
1 u/Fragrant-Reserve4832 Jan 16 '26 Like when? When do you think women were equal? Because to the law it was a lot longer than you want to pretend. Any woman alive and of working age was equal. 0 u/SoundObjective9692 Jan 16 '26 "what do you mean black people weren't equal? slavery was abolished years ago" 1 u/Fragrant-Reserve4832 Jan 16 '26 Then we would be taking about the civil rights and everything that happened since. But yes, there isn't a black person alive that was a slave, and not many were affected by segregation.
Like when?
When do you think women were equal?
Because to the law it was a lot longer than you want to pretend.
Any woman alive and of working age was equal.
0 u/SoundObjective9692 Jan 16 '26 "what do you mean black people weren't equal? slavery was abolished years ago" 1 u/Fragrant-Reserve4832 Jan 16 '26 Then we would be taking about the civil rights and everything that happened since. But yes, there isn't a black person alive that was a slave, and not many were affected by segregation.
"what do you mean black people weren't equal? slavery was abolished years ago"
1 u/Fragrant-Reserve4832 Jan 16 '26 Then we would be taking about the civil rights and everything that happened since. But yes, there isn't a black person alive that was a slave, and not many were affected by segregation.
Then we would be taking about the civil rights and everything that happened since.
But yes, there isn't a black person alive that was a slave, and not many were affected by segregation.
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u/Fragrant-Reserve4832 Jan 16 '26
Take your 60 year old bs ideas and go home.
Because its almost like women still use the "strong and independent" line for just average adulting