papirfecni:

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transfantasma:

cricketcat9:

hadeantaiga:

2v62-deactivated20221127:

hadeantaiga:

Feminism isn’t “Women vs Men”

Feminism is “Us vs The Patriarchy”

And “Us” includes everyone.

the patriarchy is the men btw.

No, it’s not. The patriarchy is a system. Women can also enforce the patriarchy. Women can be and often are misogynistic and sexist.

Understanding the difference between a hierarchical system and individual human beings should be feminism 101.

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zairusch:

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everythingfox:

He understands

math-memes:

escuerzoresucitado:

the magician

shadow-von-vamp:

girlsonic:

the E-123 Omega community is dying . everybody blow up

ON IT BOSS

empress-of-dark2005:

squadron-of-damned:

wyldstallyn:

wyldstallyn:

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bigandgreedy:

escuerzoresucitado:

accessibletweets:

uglywizardhat:

o-craven-canto:

diskette:

sigmaleph:

so is the thing where apparently people have trouble telling “affect” and “effect” apart related to how english speakers love to slur all their vowels into an undifferentiated mess or is that a coincidence

[image ids: The first image is the flex tape meme, with the guy labeled “english” and the leaking water labeled “a e i o u” - the flex tape slapped over the leak in the second half of the meme is labeled with the IPA symbol for schwa.

The second image is the expanding brain meme, in five stages. the first stage is a vowel diagram, showing the point of articulation in the mouth for five (english) vowels: a e i o u. the diagram gets progressively more complicated moving down as IPA notation for various vowels are added…until the final diagram, where there is only one vowel, and it is schwa. end id.]

WEAK FORMS: Why ‘natives’ and 'non-natives’ sound different: Dr Geoff Lindsey

[Video summary: Dr. Lindsey uses video clips of native English speakers to demonstrate that native speakers usually pronounce words with elided vowels in unstressed positions. The schwa vowel sound is the most common sound in English.]