@army_talk_fascism I guess you used "men" by choice. It's true. Fascism hates women. They try to divide society by hate - and misogyny.

"When clicking on “I accept”, you agree that we and our 1005 partners may store and/or access information on your device" I'm thinking I'll not bother going any further @samlitzinger

@ZoidbergForPresident Absolutely, and even 200 years ago, the moves officially recognised today weren't universally used

@CarveHerName The Lost Women of Science podcast did a series on Dorothy Andersen (6 episodes):https://www.lostwomenofscience.org/dorothy-andersen#WomenInHistory #Women #Science #History #Medicine

@bobthetraveler Just saw that exact plaque on my trip last month.

@obtener So the Anaconda Plan was basically the long game, and by 1864 it was clear that was the only way to win. Makes you wonder how much blood and treasure could have been saved if they’d listened to Scott from the start.

@starrytimepod The links are useful, but claiming she was "America's first woman astronomer" overlooks earlier figures like Caroline Herschel (who discovered comets while in England but was born in Germany).

@zipkid I was out of characters and it was more important to me to say everything. This is why I included the link in the post below!

@HollyCo26588808 The 30,000-pound mast being lifted from HMS Victory likely hasn't moved since it was first stepped over two and a half centuries ago.