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Women fought for the right to not be dependent on men.
A woman that depends on a man's income to survive is stuck even in DV cases.
What about Kristi Noem's Bimbo husband?
damn that hits hard
also the song is smooth af
any song set to John Brown's Body is a great song
never heard of them
it's a folk song written about the 1850s/60s abolitionist/terrorist who was put to death for treason in 1860 for attempting to inspire a mass national slave uprising in Harper's Ferry, VA (today WV).
Fun fact, the guy who lives in his house is super cool! (i used to live down the street from his headquarters in West Virginia)
TIL that the Battle Hymn of the Republic was an abolitionist song and based on another abolitionist song:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Hymn_of_the_Republic
it was also the de facto national anthem through the late 1800s
Now women are dependent on an employer instead.
I believe the correct term for employers is "pimp."
That just means the struggle isn't over, not that the struggle was pointless.
how does fighting for the right to work reduce the dependency on an employer?
You can't see the difference between being forced to work and have sex with a single man, who you are stuck with without the possibility of divorce, and the general need to work for one of any number of employers? Really?
It doesn't. It means that fighting to reduce our dependency on employers is part of the next step.
who to be dependent on instead? or do you want to grow your own corn in your back yard?