About Deidre Beacham

It’s 2025, and division is big business – fueled by greed, rigid religious values, and patriarchal systems designed to keep us apart.

We’re being fed the lie that we are more different than alike. But here’s the truth: Beneath all the noise, we are human first.

Shared humanity isn’t passive… it’s a choice. A choice to see beyond the conditioning, to reject the systems that profit from our division, and to build something better.

It starts here. It starts now.

Society was built on competition and conquest—on winning, owning, and keeping others out. That system isn’t just broken—it was never designed to work for everyone.

It’s time to stop fighting for scraps and start building something better. When we remove the barriers that pit us against each other, we unlock something unstoppable—innovation, collaboration, and collective power.

Equity isn’t about handouts. It’s about removing the bullshit roadblocks that keep people from thriving. Because a world where everyone has a real shot? That’s a world where we all win.

We rise together, or not at all.

Too many people waste years in pain, silence, and shame for one reason: They don’t fit the mold.

Society’s so-called “norms” do not define love. They never have.

Love isn’t about conformity – it’s about connection. When you find your person, love them with everything you’ve got. No hesitation. No reservation. No explanation owed.

Here, we stand for the freedom to love boldly, fiercely, and without apology.

Because love… real love… has never needed permission.

Nice Girl Training doesn’t just silence women… it upholds oppressive systems like white supremacy.

By conditioning women to be compliant, agreeable, and conflict-averse, NGT reinforces structures that prioritize conformity over truth. It weakens leadership, stifles creativity, and keeps power in the wrong hands.

The burden is even heavier on women of color, who face both racial and gendered expectations. They are told to be “palatable,” to shrink themselves even further, to walk an even thinner line.

Breaking free from Nice Girl Training isn’t just personal growth – it’s an act of defiance. It disrupts the system. It makes space for truth, power, and real change.

A world without NGT? That’s a world where everyone can thrive.

Bodily autonomy is not up for debate. My body. My choice. My decision.

No government, no institution, no outsider gets a say. The only voices that matter are mine, and those I choose to include, like my partner or my healthcare provider.

This isn’t complicated: Abortion rights and gender-affirming care are human rights. Personal decisions about health and identity belong to the individual—not politicians, not religious leaders, and not the court of public opinion.

Autonomy is non-negotiable. Period.

No one should have to choose between survival and financial ruin. Yet, in the wealthiest country in the world, people are forced to crowdfund their medical bills while billionaires hoard resources.

That’s not a broken system—it’s working exactly as designed. And that’s the problem.

🔥 Every industrialized nation except the U.S. has universal healthcare. This isn’t a debate. It’s a human right.

No more excuses. No more profits over people. Healthcare should never be a privilege. Period.

We’re still training kids for factories that no longer exist. Sit in rows. Follow the bell. Memorize, regurgitate, comply.

That’s not education—it’s conditioning.

We don’t need more obedience. We need bold, creative thinkers. We need kids who question, innovate, and challenge the status quo.

And book bans? Don’t even get me started. That nonsense needs its own box.

It is absolutefuckinglutely horrifying that we’re banning books in 2025. What happened to “Reading is Fundamental”?

This isn’t just about books. It’s about control. It’s about silencing ideas, erasing history, and keeping people uninformed, because uninformed people are easier to manipulate.

Banning books is a direct attack on intellectual freedom, personal freedom, and a weapon of White Supremacy. Period.

The erasure of books from schools, the gutting of programs like the reading bus… this is an education crisis.

Where the hell did common sense go? We need to demand better. Not just for our children, but for the future of our society.