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My name is Suheila, a mother of five children.

Thanks to your kindness, we’ve reached $12,200 of our $14,000 goal 🤍

Since the ceasefire was declared, many people think things in Gaza are “over.”

But the truth is nothing has materially changed for us.

There is still destruction everywhere.

Food is still scarce.

Clothes are still a need, not a luxury.

Because of the ceasefire, donations have slowed, but our suffering has not ended 💔

My husband is still wounded and unable to work, and I am doing everything I can to keep my children safe, fed, and warm. We still urgently need money for food, clothing, and daily survival.

More than anything, I hope to leave Gaza as soon as possible so my children can have a future, but leaving requires resources we simply do not have yet.

We are so close now. Every donation, no matter how small, truly makes a difference.

Every share helps us move one step closer to safety, stability, and hope 🙏

Please don’t stop supporting us now.

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So we’re just straight up lying now about the stated origin of Shinigami Eyes to try to make it sound “better”/like transmascs, enbies and intersex people are overreacting about an extension that “was never for them uwu”. The extension page makes 0 mention of it being specifically geared towards transfems and mentions, several times, that it’s supposed to be for ALL trans people. And as discussed, it’s been failing at that disastrously. I guess it’s a bold strategy to admit that the extension is biased and exclusionary against entire demographics of trans people, but it’s fucking disgusting to imply that transmascs have been invading a space that marketed itself as for them, and they rightly clocked as being exclusionary and problematic.

These are screenshots including guidelines that include language about nonbinary and transmasc people.

"trans identified female" is the terf dogwhistle for transmasc people.

Below is a screenshot of the guideline for marking people trans friendly

With the changes between 2019 and now, you can see it has actually become less inclusive than when it started which is what we're calling out .

"FtT" (another terf dogwhistle for transmascs) has been removed as a dogwhistle, and "strong transmedicalism" had been changed to "restriction and opposition to gender affirming care". Restriction to gender affirming care is 100% transphobic but using it to replace the overt denouncing of transmedicalism (+ the blatant intersexism in the updated guidelines) tells me that there has been a change to favor transmedicalism.

Similarly, "If a person is a self declared 'not a transphobe' only towards trans people who are binary" has been changed to "only towards people who are not visibly trans" instead of just adding "only towards people who are not visibly trans". This, coupled with the very exorsexist claim that "tenderqueer" and "theyfab" are only "mean words used to communicate problems within the trans community", shows that an enbyphobic bias has grown.

There's a surface level, lackluster allyship towards transmasc, intersex and nonbinary people in order to have plausible deniability, but there is a clear bias against these groups that needs to be called out.

The world around us is silent, as if the blood being shed in Gaza is not human blood. The sky above our heads has turned into a ceiling of fire and smoke, and the ground beneath our feet knows nothing but the smell of ashes.

We are not just a news story forgotten after an hour… we are faces, names, and dreams. We are children waiting for a piece of bread, and mothers waiting for their children to return from under the rubble.

In Gaza, every minute could be the last, and every child without food or water might never wake up again.

We are not asking for the impossible only that you reach out your hands before our souls fade away.

Your delay means our death… but your quick response could save a life.