TODAY: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM GMT at the Reformers' Tree, London W2 2UH, UK
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#LetWomenSpeak - Izzy & the history of the Gay Pride Flag and it's forced take over!!
We did not want the forced teaming - We want a divorce LGB Without the TQIAPlus & "See ya, don't wanna be ya!" #LetWomenSpeak - (woman off camera for safety) Song - CHORUS: "Homophobia, the West disease, you can't love who you want to love in times like these!"

https://twitter.com/LilyLilyMaynard/status/1662795309750136832?s=20

#LetWomenSpeakBirmingham #LetWomenSpeak
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#TodaysHeros are also known as Man's Best Friend Here are just 4 of the 36 furry hero's who have selflessly dedicated their loyalty to humans & been awarded The PDSA Dickin Medal for Conspicuous gallantry or devotion to duty while serving in military conflict. BOB the Dog: A Labrador/Collie Cross, worked on patrol at Green Hill, North Africa; served with the 6th Battalion Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment, alongside Sergeant RE Cleggett. They carried out patrol work, Bob's warnings of enemy activity saving the lives of many soldiers

OK ENOUGH!
You may have been raised to believe women can do whatever men can do & vice versa - it was a reaction to end sexism & inequality - and in many cases that is true - but in others it is 100% NOT TRUE

https://twitter.com/coachblade/status/1657253556632850432

Yes there are outliers & you can find a woman who is stronger than a man - however that is the exception NOT the rule. #SaveWomensSports

#TodaysHeros WHAT A WOMAN!
Daphne Pearson, was the first woman to win the George Cross
On the night of May 30, 1940, several aircraft had taken off to bomb enemy-held harbours in France.
One plane, R3389 MK-W, failed to release its bombs and turned back for Detling. Bad weather closed in. The four-man crew became fearful they would not find the airfield. As they were crossing the English coast one of the Anson's twin engines began to stutter.

Friday 12.05.23 #FabFridayFM playlist by request
THIS WEEKS THEME: Songs that light you up! #FabFridayFM 12/05/23 open.spotify.com/playlist/7uSXo…

#CoronationConcert

https://twitter.com/KensingtonRoyal/status/1655376285974118400

https://twitter.com/RoyalFamily/status/1655346468440489985?s=20

Suffragists used visual symbolism to help the public envision a world in which women could participate in the political process.
The Suffragettes made very good use of dress as part of their campaign - They were astute enough to understand the power of clothing to make an immediate impression
Their opposition tried to paint them as frumpy, unattractive, un-feminine women's rights protesters

A small South Pacific island boomed with song on Saturday as hundreds gathered for King Charles's coronation, a momentous occasion for villagers who believe his father was a local deity. The volcanic island of Tanna in the south of Vanuatu is the cradle of the Prince Philip movement, which claims the late royal patriarch as a long-lost ancestor. A world away from the coronation pageantry at Westminster Abbey, some 1,000 islanders gathered in the lush,

#TodaysHeroes - (2 horses) in honour of all the military horses
Sir Briggs, horse of Lord Tredegar, 17th Lancers, ridden at Balaklava, 1854, in camp in the Crimea, 1854. He took part in the infamous Charge of the Light Brigade during the Battle of Balaklava (1854), where 370 horses were killed. Briggs showed remarkable bravery during the battle, despite taking a sabre wound to the head. Afterwards, he was unofficially knighted 'Sir Briggs'.

Ready for the Royal Balcony Wave & Fly past...

#LongLivetheKing - King Charles III of the UK & Commonwealth - Coronation 6th May 2023

The late Queen Elizabeth II with the first official photograph of her first born - King Charles III (then Prince Charles) photograph by Cecil Beaton, 1948. King Charles III and his baby sister, Princess Anne, photograph by Cecil Beaton, 1950
He became heir apparent (next in line to the throne) at the age of three years old in 1952

"The police were nowhere to be seen"
"We were told the police would be there"
"We were set up"
"I was kicked & punched"
'We had one microphone, some women went just to read a poem, and we were beaten up"
"It was horrific, it was so frightening"
"I'm still scared now"
"The police took metal bars off protesters"
"There was no love there..."
"I'm so distressed, because the government endorsed this...why?"
"It was just carnage"
"A lady was punched in the breast"
"We had to link arms and push to get out"
"I'm terrified"

Ok there are a lot of conflicting opinions floating around on twitter about Sex ED as part of RSHE & what IS & what ISN'T appropriate for schools to teach
So I am doing another poll based on the topics in controversy
The age group the topics are aimed at is 11-16
(High School) These are some materials that are in contention as to their appropriateness to be discussed with children and their teacher in class:

I am re-sharing this video- because some people have very funny ideas that if a person belongs to a particular political party - they should disregard every word they say - Well - Let me tell you about Miriam Cates MP: She studied genetics at the University of Cambridge, obtained a Postgraduate Certificate in Education from Sheffield Hallam University, and worked as a science teacher (biology)
She then became the finance director of a technology consultancy, she co-owns with her husband

This weeks theme is songs that remind of of powerful women and time they have had an impact on you 💛💛 - playlist requests :)

https://twitter.com/TutorSinead/status/1633769299197173762

My mum isn't that musical - that was more me & my dad - HOWEVER - these 2 were sing-along favs of my mum & I - She still loves Melanie - so choose any of the following:

Last week I tweeted about lifting women up and people picking YOUR top 3 for 2023.
I had a lot of replies and many women were mentioned time and time again...
International Women's Day is on Weds 8th March 2023 (Top 3 for 2023) via @YouTube I made NO judgements on anyone's choices

The point was not about judgement - it was an opportunity for people to make a small gesture to recognise 3 women who they felt deserved some recognition - to LIFT UP not tear down!

Attached are all of those women.

This is just one example of the harm current ideologies are doing to educational establishments!
Producing professors that seriously suggest how we eat chicken!
Don’t confuse education with intelligence!

https://twitter.com/catheri39707230/status/1632768161270358016

Abad suggests that “specific food and specific aromas” are radicalized and that even that different perfumes have racial connotations.

Ok so this YouGov poll has me questioning what are people being taught about dating v social interaction v harassment!
If people really want to make a difference in reducing sexual harassment this list of "behaviours" seems counter-productive.
So I would like to do a poll myself If someone commented on your attractiveness directly to you