Ovarit Archive

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Dirty Angels TBA movie starring Ruby Rose (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by coord in Movies

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Authors Happy JK Rowling Day! (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by HalfMentalAlchemist in Books

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Upgraded (film) - Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by She-Ra in Movies

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Florence Petty, born on this day in 1870, was a social reformer, pioneer in culinary and domestic education and indirectly inspired the government campaigns for cost-efficient cooking in wartime. (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by HalfMentalAlchemist in WomensHistory

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Badass One of the first female explorers! (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by questioningtw in WomensHistory

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Activism and Politics Yesterday, September 1st was the 200th anniversary of women’s rights to women only prisons, via the Gaols Act 1823. (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by Carrots90 in WomensHistory

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Outer Space Woman of the Day: Becky Smethurst (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by TwoXChromosomes in STEM

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🤔 "Trans woman" wiki page uses pic of "Miss Trans Global" as if TIMs look like actual women without drugs and surgery (web.archive.org)

posted by Truthseeker in TransLogic

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Outer Space New Series: Woman of the Day (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by TwoXChromosomes in STEM

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Woke Media Strikes Again Wikipedia don't even bother with a veneer of impartiality any more - Bud Light boycott (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by HalfMentalAlchemist in TransLogic

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Discussion What does Ovarit think about "A Cyborg Manifesto" and other works by Donna Haraway? (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by Lampdarker in WomensLiberation

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Article Sam Brinton steals women's clothes. So did Russel Williams. I hope that's their only similarity. (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by JeSoPazza in GenderCritical

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Paul Denyer, an Australian serial killer of women, claimed to be a transwoman in prison. He wasn’t given permission to transition. He dropped it shortly thereafter. (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by ComplicatedSpirit in GenderCritical

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Science and Invention The woman who invented and sold the maternity dress. (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by BeachBleach in WomensHistory

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Murder USA School Shootings Are Male Violence (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by Romarida in NameTheProblem

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Wikipedia page on 'feminist views of transgender topics' full of TRA propaganda (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by orchidea in GenderCritical

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Badass Alexandra Kollontai (1872-1952): Socialist, Champion of women's liberation, and advocate of free love (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by [Deleted] in WomensHistory

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Badass Following up on u/tomyris's post: here is the first woman to get a doctorate in science. Laura Bassi: the Bolognese Minerva (Goddess of Wisdom) (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by Jack_the_Lass in WomensHistory

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Discussion Domestic violence and pregnancy - Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by [Deleted] in GenderCritical

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Article New chronology (Fomenko) - Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by BlackCirce 🔮 🐖 🐖 🐖 🐖 in Women

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This Day in History: Oct 5th 1789: The Women's March on Versailles (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by PGTips4Lyfe in WomensHistory

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'No sex in the USSR'—Ludmilla Ivanova (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by JeSoPazza in WomensHistory

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Does anyone know the film 'Demon/God Told Me To?' (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by JeSoPazza in Movies

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Philippe Servaty, a Belgian journalist, photographed himself raping over 80 girls in Morocco after having promised to take them to Europe. (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by Livia_Drusila in WomensLiberation

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Aggressive mimicry (en.wikipedia.org)

posted by [Deleted] in GenderCritical