Library, Monday

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William had just settled in to his shift when he heard the sounds of a scuffle in the stacks. He headed off to investigate, and found... a half-dozen squirrels clambering up the shelves, attempting to pull down a book on how to construct a still.

"No," William shook his head firmly. "Absolutely not." The squirrels chittered at him angrily. "Look, I feel for you, I really do. But I don't believe this is the answer. Besides, do any of you even have library cards?"

History of American Feminism, Monday, 2nd Period.

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"Thank you, Miss Kennish, for stepping in while I was indisposed last week," Ghanima said as the class got settled.

"Today we're going to talk about what's known as Black Feminism."

( All women suffer oppression, even white women, particularly poor white women, and especially Indian, Mexican, Puerto Rican, Oriental and Black American women whose oppression is tripled by any of the above-mentioned. But we do have females' oppression in common. This means that we can begin to talk to other women with this common factor and start building links with them and thereby build and transform the revolutionary force we are now beginning to amass. )

"As an organization they founded a local battered women’s shelter and worked in partnership with all community activists, women and men, gay and straight playing an active role in the reproductive rights movement. The Combahee River Collective ended their work together in 1980 and is now most widely remembered for developing the Combahee River Collective Statement, a key document in the history of contemporary black feminism and the development of the concepts of identity."

[OOC: OCD up]

Apathy Club, A Classroom, Monday After Classes

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Jeremy was actually awake at this week's meeting, amazing!

There were also pieces of cardboard and some glittery star stickers available.

"Be apathetic artsily, if you wanna," Jeremy said. "Just not on my face this time, okay guys?"

And by 'guys', he meant Sparkle, yes.