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10 posts todayA timely RT for Althea Gibson https://t.co/zYZX8c...
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10 posts todayMixed sex toilets: model letter
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10 posts todayCouncils and the Equality Act
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10 posts todayWe have previously encouraged supporters to challenge their local authorities over the interpretation and application of the Equality Act. Here is our guidance so that you can challenge your council or other service provider. https://t.co/8BzT70...
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10 posts todayRT @KathrynPhotos: "I stand tall and proud as an unapologetic trans woman" ... https://t.co/CllyDK... via @YouTube I am clearly 2 years late to this debate but I am in awe of @KJ_Harrison and @Womans_Place_UK #womensrights #transrights #socialist ...
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10 posts todayRT @ArdellaJones7: Another woman prominent in the fight against slavery. St John is in the Danish West Indies which became US Virgin Islands in 1917... every European nation had a greedy finger in the Caribbean pie. https://t.co/voMAhe...
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10 posts todayRT @centreWJ: 'the effects of non-fatal strangulation is thought to be the second most common cause of stroke in women under the age of 40' @bindelj on the importance of a new offence being introduced. #nonfatalstrangulat... #DABill https://t.co/XSGN ...
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10 posts todayRT @JeanHatchet: Would you please consider joining me for just one ride on the annual #RideForMurderedWom... this year? Details of how are here. Women only. https://t.co/qBeOwm...
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10 posts todayBreffu ( -05.1734) an Akwamu leader of the 1733 St.John slave uprising. Lasting months it was one of the earliest & longest slave revolts in the Americas. Little else is known of Breffu. Rather than be captured, she took her own life in May 1734 ...
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10 posts todayBreffu ( -05.1734) an Akwamu leader of the 1733 St.John slave uprising. Lasting months it was one of the earliest & longest slave revolts in the Americas. Little else is known of Breffu. Rather than be captured, she took her own life in May 1734 ...