Constitution amendment: Our position on women's freedom
I saw this post -> https://mastodon.social/@aworldinpages/103225247650283334 on Mastodon today and I wanted to have this as one of our basic principles.
Since we have to start somewhere, I am suggesting these words, but I'm sure we will come up with something better during discussions.
"Mainstream opinion on women's safety seems to put women solely responsible for their safety and always tend to blame the victim when any violence on women is reported. When society accepts it's easy to blame and treat women (the way people do) and get away with anything, that contributes to the violence women have to endure. We firmly believe it is the responsibility of the entire society to ensure safety of all women."
Abraham RajiSun 1 Dec 2019 4:04PM
It is also worth noting the noticable imbalance in the male to female ratio in Indian Pirates. We should take measures to even this out too.
Abraham RajiSun 1 Dec 2019 4:02PM
If we are doing this we need active involvement from the woman in Indian Pirates. Otherwise we'd yet another group of men with an opinion on how woman should be treated or taken care of.
pirate kingSat 30 Nov 2019 4:34PM
Twoot is an opinion.
But when it comes to our position, what are we proposing here? Is it legal law changes for women safety?
Pirate Praveen ·Mon 2 Dec 2019 12:18PM
A series of toots on this I found today https://mastodon.social/@zigzackly/103237775008784698 we can take some from it.
Original blog post from 2012 https://zigzackly.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-problem-is-us.html?m=1