Woman Mails Her Period Blood To Supreme Court

The woman was seen allegedly mailing her period blood to the Supreme Court.

A young woman on TikTok claimed to have mailed her period blood to Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. The video was reposted by Libs of TikTok on twitter.

Her first video announced her idea of sending her period blood to the high court as a more valid way to protest nowadays, but did not show it. Watch her original statement.

“I just feel like the way that we’ve protested in the past has not worked very well. Now, I’m not advocating for burning down buildings. I’m not not advocating for it. But trauma and destruction’s kinda the thing that I love. So, um, if you guys wanna join me in mailing blood from your uterus to the Supreme Court, I already took the f-ing bullet and did it first, so you know, let’s do it! C’mon! You guys don’t want to keep that s**t in your house! Just mail it! It’s going in the trash anyway,” she said.

She mailed it to Brett Kavanaugh at the Washington D.C. address of the Supreme Court.

She then tweeted out a video of her actually mailing her blood. In it, she says, “You know what’s funny? Is you all thought I was kidding.”

She then stuffs her alleged period blood into an envelope and mails it to the court. As she does it, she says phrases like “FU… USA” and ends with her saying, “I’m a f***ing patriot.”

The woman’s name is Tate Morgan. She describes herself as a comedian on Twitter and says in her bio that “most of what [she] says is satire.” It’s not clear if her period blood gag was satire.

Morgan frequently posts such profound statements such as, “I started my period on a f***king airplane FML.”

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She gave us a little too much information. Somebody should watch her phone usage and tone it own a notch. These types of protests are just gross. We shouldn’t be mailing bodily fluids of any kind to federal buildings. Do you think she actually did it or was it all a stunt?

Joel Bailey

Joel Bailey is a social commentator and writer at the Next News Network. He graduated from Fisher College in Boston, Massachusetts and was adopted from Africa. He is proof of the American dream and learned conservative values at a young age.