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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Remembering the abducted Nigerian schoolgirls

27 replies

ArabellaScott · 06/01/2023 23:44

94 girls are still missing, many presumed dead.

9 years.

Not forgotten.

apnews.com/article/nigeria-boko-haram-organized-crime-11b3f96a7d2525f4988e65120ddcd552

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ThePoshUns · 06/01/2023 23:45

9 years? Dreadful. Their poor families.

ZittiEBuoni · 06/01/2023 23:47

Thank you for making this post. I think about these girls all the time.

ThePoshUns · 06/01/2023 23:47

Thanks for the link to the article

RegainingTheWill2023 · 06/01/2023 23:57

9 years of torture for the young women and their families.
They must not be forgotten.
Thank you for the link.

RettyPriddle · 06/01/2023 23:57

I think of them too x

Piccalino3 · 06/01/2023 23:59

I will never forget. Those poor girls.

Lapland123 · 07/01/2023 00:00

Often think of them

ScrollingLeaves · 07/01/2023 00:04

Thank you for reminding everyone. The statues are haunting and forceful.

Those poor little girls who had been
preparing their futures and about to take their exams 😭

YetAnotherSpartacus · 07/01/2023 00:23

Yet another femicide.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 07/01/2023 02:02

I can't believe it's been so long! Those poor girls.

HopRockers · 07/01/2023 02:32

💔
Never forgotten
Thinking too of their families

Boiledbeetle · 07/01/2023 03:44

I'm shocked. Not that it happened. Or that they are still gone. Neither of those things shock me in this world of terrible things done to women in the name of MANkind.

But I'm shocked it's been 9 years. It hardly, to me feels like any time has passed at all. Yet for them it will have been an eternity that is never ending.

I hope they finally make it home to their families one day.

Delphinium20 · 07/01/2023 03:49

Thank you for the reminder. So many of them still missing.

MoltenLasagne · 07/01/2023 06:43

94 still missing from 275 kidnapped and all of them supposedly "married" to extremists and with children. It is horrific to think of. Those poor girls.

PermanentTemporary · 07/01/2023 06:49

I think that message that 'it was those who lost hope who got married' is one of the saddest sentences I've ever read.

Thinking of the girls, now women.

ScrollingLeaves · 07/01/2023 14:05

MANkind.

I don’t think they are mankind. That use of man means all humans.

They are cruel, aberrant, dillusioned men.

nepeta · 08/01/2023 19:43

I remember this. I wrote to various authorities at the time, of course to no avail. It is horrible. I hope they will be freed one day, or at least find peace.

ArabellaScott · 08/01/2023 19:59

A very short film clip here on the sculpture project mentioned in the article:

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ScrollingLeaves · 08/01/2023 20:21

Thank you very much, ArabellaScott.
That is an extraordinary and moving art project for remembering the girls, especially when you think of how Nigerian sculpted heads are among the most exalted in all art through all time.

ArabellaScott · 08/01/2023 20:31

Ah, sorry, there is a longer film - here

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LizzieSiddal · 08/01/2023 20:33

I often think of those poor girls. Thank you for the thread.

Boiledbeetle · 08/01/2023 20:59

@ArabellaScott that was a sad but rather beautiful short film to watch.. Thanks I'd not have seen it otherwise.

RandomMess · 08/01/2023 21:00

It was so awful and still is Sad

ArabellaScott · 08/01/2023 21:39

It's a beautifully made, and very moving film.

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MrsOvertonsWindow · 08/01/2023 21:42

Such a powerful film and such awful events.