Godiva's posts read like the script of a political satire show that got canceled after one season but gained a cult following on Twitter. Who needs Netflix when you can scroll through this goldmine?

She approaches social justice like a standup comic on a soapbox—startlingly relatable and unafraid to tackle the punchlines of injustice. It's like watching your activist friend perform at an open mic night, and the audience is their retweet button.

With deft honesty, Godiva brings attention to disability rights, cutting through clichés with a rapier wit that slices deeper than any Hallmark card could. It’s a reminder that laughter can be a powerful tool for serious advocacy.