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Hillary Clinton gives a speech about inequality in an Armani jacket worth '$12,000'
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/pe...-a7068581.html
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(Original post by Lord Gaben)
The fact that she's a rich, powerful, and well-connected former FLOTUS, who's leveraged her privilege to secure the Democratic nomination.
The fact that she's a rich, powerful, and well-connected former FLOTUS, who's leveraged her privilege to secure the Democratic nomination.
Is she meant to be poor and poorly connected?
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I didn't realise that in order for an achievment of equality to be accomplished, the relevant person must tick every box.
Must be a woman. Must be a person of colour. Must be from a poor upbringing.
Must be a woman. Must be a person of colour. Must be from a poor upbringing.
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(Original post by Twinpeaks)
I didn't realise that in order for an achievment of equality to be accomplished, the relevant person must tick every box.
Must be a woman. Must be a person of colour. Must be from a poor upbringing.
I didn't realise that in order for an achievment of equality to be accomplished, the relevant person must tick every box.
Must be a woman. Must be a person of colour. Must be from a poor upbringing.
A woman president is good if it is part of a greater shift in society that is good for women/people of all kinds.
They can be a millionaire white straight man for all I care but they have to actually do something other than just identity politics. Bernie would have been a better feminist candidate. Women get ****ed over by wealth inequality.
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