Of course she is.

The Thomas Pogge “incident” went thoroughly unnoticed for a takedown of its size and a subsequent amount of hubris from Yale University.

Let’s talk about meritocracy.

Unpopular opinion.

That was the problem with slavery. You guys just forgot it, instead of acknowledging it, the way the Germans did with Nazism.

I know a REBA and her followers.

I know a Becca. Her name is Alexandra Brodsky.

What are we, as members of colonial areas, to do?

Hey. I live in Honduras, and am Honduran-born. You all need to get a handle of this situation. Please organize, would you?

This is so amazing. Thank you for continuing to inspire the world, U.S. citizens!

Let’s talk about that possibility. What is Honduras to the United States of America, knowing it was more than just the first Banana Republic.

What a fun distraction.

It doesn’t make a difference any longer.

I am a Honduran citizen, and yet, properly fought back at Women’s
March in Dublin. I want to hear more about how this struggle was under-represented when my arrest would have likely led to an ugly extradition.

On a side-note, after re-igniting protests in Dublin and proving myself to be a consistently feminist figure, may I emerge from the greys?

As a foreigner who lived in the U.S. for close to a decade, I really do feel for your loss, and am still personally trying to make sense of how this all came to be. I worry for the good people of the U.S. - my best friends, living there, bewildered by what just happened - and I feel like screaming to my more…

Thank you, Jezebel, for covering this. Stassa and community, here is an attempt at psychological intimidation, while Fernanda Lopez Aguilar is literally in Honduras, and in the trenches of what some would deem to be an internal armed conflict:https://twitter.com/fernandalopezh…

It may be part of why. I can’t help but channel some Mark Ruffalo here: “they knew about it and they let it happen.”