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See Audible.co.uk for terms. I'm a feminist, but today, my virtually one day in Philadelphia,

I had Googled feminist things to do in Philadelphia, so I could engage with the local.

Why are you laughing, Philadelphia? Why are you laughing?

And I couldn't find anything immediately, and I thought, well, maybe I could go to this really

sexist-looking art exhibit that I'd found, because I thought I could engage with that,

even though it's not feminist, I could be feminist in relief.

I just was looking for content, and instead I got really bad period pain, so I lay in bed all day

in my hotel room, and the only thing I did is order room service off the kids' menu.

It's literally all I did.

I'm a feminist, but sometimes I misspell feminism.

Do you have a spell-out femme-manism? Do you put men in there?

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