you’re not a superhero

About the safe­ty pins: 

This ar­ti­cle makes grest points but it also mar­gin­al­izes av­er­age people. 

Be­cause

I don’t see it as this per­son is a protector. 

I see it as this per­son won’t turn and grab my pussy, 

And won’t be a wild card when I sit on the sub­way seat next to them. 

The safe­ty pin is not meant to be a badge, a sign that you are a superhero.

And I feel every­one in­volved in protest­ing this pres­i­dent will need to be men­tal­ly pre­pared for the worst 

but you don’t need to have Napoleon Dy­na­mite ‘skills’ to wear a pin in solidarity. 

Some­times safe­ty in num­bers can be enough to fright­en that solo racist fuck who is scream­ing on the sidewalk.
 
 

—michelle cosco

Flom­mist Michelle Cosco is an ex­is­ten­tial­ist try­ing to make sense of the over­whelm­ing sub­jec­tiv­i­ty of the world. Avid pho­tog­ra­ph­er and an­i­mal lover. She seeks to see oth­er peo­ples views in the pe­riph­er­al of her ad­ven­tures. Copy­right © 2016 Michelle Cosco. Pho­to by mehallo.

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