When Things Were Better, In the Good Old Days
I'm increasingly sick of the blather about the good old days. Apparently, there were no murders, no problems, no hate crimes - nothing to make CIS white people uncomfortable.
Really?
Bio: Geraldine Moorkens Byrne, Ireland. MYSTERY WRITER The Caroline Jordan Mystery Series. The Body Politic, The Body Count. Short Stories, Ceremonies, Non fiction. Poetry: Anthologies (inc Poems From The Lockdown, Where the Hazel Falls) magazines (Asia Geographic, American Dowser) E-zines ( Poetry Life & Times, Prairie Poetry). Some poems have been performed as theatre in Ireland Uk & USA. Collection of poetry "Dreams of Reality" is available on Amazon Kindle
I'm increasingly sick of the blather about the good old days. Apparently, there were no murders, no problems, no hate crimes - nothing to make CIS white people uncomfortable.
Really?
Posted by Geraldine Moorkens Byrne at 11:59
Labels: feminism, human rights, intersectionality, politics
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1 comment:
love this
in a really grim day at least someone is speaking out
thanks, from one of the non white, uppity "wimmin" :D
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