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I notice alot of my followers on here skipping these posts just to mess with my lgbt ones, suspiciously the white popular ones.
Heres a not so friendly reminder, as an lgbt metis person, i dont give a single fuck what your blog is themed or if this is too painful for you to look at. Reblog this post. Reblog this post with the sources of the 751 children who were found.
Your compliance and silence as well as the compliance and silence of your ancestors is what allowed these schools to open and kill first nations children. The children of MY people.
Dont follow me if you cant reblog this post or the one with sources to your political blog or your most popular blog. Add trigger warnings if you must but if your political blog is only focused on the harms you personally face like being lgbt then you need to see some bigger pictures and stop being afraid of angering your racist mutural or actually saying some shit about racism. If you can reblog some antifa graphics or add blm to your bio to be a surface level ally, you can reblog some sources on the genocide first nations people faced and still face today.
Iβd like to add this photo I took last night in Victoria of the statue of Captain Cook. Though I myself am not indigenous, I 100% agree that these murderers, kidnappers and rapists shouldnβt have huge statues and plaques that decorate them and say how βgreatβ they were.
Hereβs another photo of the legislative assembly from yesterday. Later on there were more items, candles and signs at the memorial, as well as a big poster with 1505 painted on it but I didnβt get a picture
People need to see this. Not just quickly glance at the photos and keep on scrolling. They need to see this.
I had seen the first picture of the church, but not the second.
I went to a βCancel Canada Dayβ event and burst into tears - not because I was surprised to learn of the unmarked graves (survivors told us they were there. Our government pushed it aside, and we let them), but because seeing all the people gathered in mourning drove it home: They. Were. Children.
This is my countryβs legacy - and itβs not history. The last schools closed during my lifetime. My Father went to school with students who lived at the local residential school, after it was changed to a boarding house (read: holding centre) for indigenous youth who went to local schools.
They were all children, injured, abused, and killed in my countryβs attempt to erase them. I want the world to see this and hold the state accountable to *active* reconciliation> I mean we could at least truly adopt UNDRIP in action instead of words for godβs sake.
here you can read an article about a survivor of the church and some of the things he experienced to help put into perspective how awful and just how recent it was
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almost peed my pants today when my bf told me about this dude in his hometown who dressed up like ryan gosling in Drive every day (including driving gloves) but did not own a car. bf was like βyeah we called him Walkβ
At the local hamburger shop and they said yelled out βorder 167!β And three middle school age kids yelled in perfect unison β 6 7!β Life is sometimes so beautiful
I wrote this up for a discord server but figured I would share it here with the heat wave hitting the US this week. you don't have to do everything on this list; the idea is to pick one or two things that work for your lifestyle and then add more as you get comfortable with them.
accept that you are going to sweat. no matter what you do, there is nothing that will completely prevent you from being sweaty and sticky, even just getting in and out of your car or going to get your mail. it sucks. i know. but managing expectations can help with the frustration. you're gonna be gross and sweaty, but on the bright side everyone else will be too, so as least we're all suffering together.
moving air is your friend. still air is the enemy. because of the humidity, your sweat will not evaporate off your skin very quickly or at all. your body will be working very hard to keep your core body temperature down, so there will be a lot of expelled heat sitting near the surface of your skin. moving air helps carry that heat away from your body so you're not just broiling yourself in it.
if you have ceiling fans, make sure they're moving counter-clockwise. this will draw the drier air from the ceiling and keep everything circulating in your home so you're not generating your own personal heat zone in the still air.
floor/tower fans are also good for this. set up in a corner, they will draw cool air off the floor and distribute it throughout the room. working together with ceiling fans this is very effective.
open windows on opposite sides of your home to create natural air pathways. obviously don't do this in peak hours (10am-4pm) but when its cool outside, open lower windows on the cooler/darker side of your home and upper windows on the brighter/warmer side of your home. this leverages the physics of air movement, allowing hot air to escape your home and inviting in cool air from outside.
what you wear matters. certain materials are better for air circulation and moisture evaporation around your body. if you don't own any dri-fit undies, they're a game changer if swampass bothers you.
natural fibers like cotton and linen have a loose weave to allow airflow against your skin. cotton especially is decently comfortable even when sucking up all your sweat, and is less likely to cling to your body and make you feel sticky. the exception is denim, which is too thick to offer much relief.
if you have the budget for it, performance fabrics engineered for moisture management actively pull sweat away from your body and dry quickly. you can find these in the athletics section of your local department store, or at specialty retailers like REI, Dick's Sporting Goods, etc.
avoid synthetic materials like polyester and rayon, which can trap heat and moisture against your skin unless specifically designed to wick moisture. if in doubt, just try to stick to single-fiber garments, else you'll end up just wearing a wet sticky shirt all day.
please hydrate for the love of god. i know everyone knows this one but its worth including anyway.
you're losing water at a much more rapid pace than you're likely used to. you need to replenish it or you will have a bad time. i know a lot of us struggle with drinking water for sensory reasons, and often sodas and stuff are better than no liquids at all, but just be conscious of the fact that caffeine is a diuretic and will dehydrate you.
you're also losing a ton of minerals, so try to have an electrolyte beverage every once in a while. even if you're not working out or doing physical activity. if you're sweating, your body is jettisoning water and minerals to keep your organs from overheating. you kind of need that stuff.
time your outdoor activities for cooler hours.
if you exercise outdoors, plan this for the early morning (before 8 or 9am) during the lowest humidity levels of the day. your core body temperature runs lower right after sleep, so this is the best time to take advantage of that.
plan your errands for evening hours (after 6pm) to avoid sun exposure and heat radiating from the pavement in parking lots. cooler temps after sunset often bring on an evening breeze from the temperature change, too, so that's nice. take midday breaks during peak hours (10am-4pm) indoors in air-conditioned spaces if at all possible.
you can shower to cool off.
obviously you can still shower to get clean as needed, but sometimes just hopping in for a few minutes cool rinse can bring immediate relief if you're suffering. there have been summers back home where i have done this two or three times in a single day. for your regular showers, try lukewarm water instead of hot so you don't raise your core body temperature and end up sweating as soon as you step out.
if showering is too much of an ordeal but you still need immediate relief, cold water for your hands and feet are helpful. your hands, wrists, and feet have a ton of blood vessels very close to the surface that rapidly circulate cooled blood. running cold water over your hands for 30-60 seconds or keeping your feet in a cold basin of water significantly helps. holding ice cubes or ice packs to the pulse points on your wrists is another technique ive seen.
adjusting your diet can help. this is another one that might be difficult for sensory reasons, but it's still a factor to be conscious of.
heavier meals cause your body to work harder to digest, and that energy creates (you guessed it) heat. lighter meals throughout the day tend to be easier on your body than larger, heavier ones. water-rich fruits and vegetables (watermelon, citrus, cucumber, tomatoes etc) can help rehydrate you and replenish lost sugars and minerals. save your heavier foods (red meat, fried foods, rich sauces etc) for the evening after peak hours when your body can better handle the extra heat load.
for instant relief, cold foods like smoothies and slushies lower your core body temperature from the inside. obviously this also applies to any cold liquids.
alright that's all i got. once again this list isn't one size fits all - the intent of this post is to provide options for people to choose from as it suits them. stay safe out there folks!
I wrote this up for a discord server but figured I would share it here with the heat wave hitting the US this week. you don't have to do everything on this list; the idea is to pick one or two things that work for your lifestyle and then add more as you get comfortable with them.
accept that you are going to sweat. no matter what you do, there is nothing that will completely prevent you from being sweaty and sticky, even just getting in and out of your car or going to get your mail. it sucks. i know. but managing expectations can help with the frustration. you're gonna be gross and sweaty, but on the bright side everyone else will be too, so as least we're all suffering together.
moving air is your friend. still air is the enemy. because of the humidity, your sweat will not evaporate off your skin very quickly or at all. your body will be working very hard to keep your core body temperature down, so there will be a lot of expelled heat sitting near the surface of your skin. moving air helps carry that heat away from your body so you're not just broiling yourself in it.
if you have ceiling fans, make sure they're moving counter-clockwise. this will draw the drier air from the ceiling and keep everything circulating in your home so you're not generating your own personal heat zone in the still air.
floor/tower fans are also good for this. set up in a corner, they will draw cool air off the floor and distribute it throughout the room. working together with ceiling fans this is very effective.
open windows on opposite sides of your home to create natural air pathways. obviously don't do this in peak hours (10am-4pm) but when its cool outside, open lower windows on the cooler/darker side of your home and upper windows on the brighter/warmer side of your home. this leverages the physics of air movement, allowing hot air to escape your home and inviting in cool air from outside.
what you wear matters. certain materials are better for air circulation and moisture evaporation around your body. if you don't own any dri-fit undies, they're a game changer if swampass bothers you.
natural fibers like cotton and linen have a loose weave to allow airflow against your skin. cotton especially is decently comfortable even when sucking up all your sweat, and is less likely to cling to your body and make you feel sticky. the exception is denim, which is too thick to offer much relief.
if you have the budget for it, performance fabrics engineered for moisture management actively pull sweat away from your body and dry quickly. you can find these in the athletics section of your local department store, or at specialty retailers like REI, Dick's Sporting Goods, etc.
avoid synthetic materials like polyester and rayon, which can trap heat and moisture against your skin unless specifically designed to wick moisture. if in doubt, just try to stick to single-fiber garments, else you'll end up just wearing a wet sticky shirt all day.
please hydrate for the love of god. i know everyone knows this one but its worth including anyway.
you're losing water at a much more rapid pace than you're likely used to. you need to replenish it or you will have a bad time. i know a lot of us struggle with drinking water for sensory reasons, and often sodas and stuff are better than no liquids at all, but just be conscious of the fact that caffeine is a diuretic and will dehydrate you.
you're also losing a ton of minerals, so try to have an electrolyte beverage every once in a while. even if you're not working out or doing physical activity. if you're sweating, your body is jettisoning water and minerals to keep your organs from overheating. you kind of need that stuff.
time your outdoor activities for cooler hours.
if you exercise outdoors, plan this for the early morning (before 8 or 9am) during the lowest humidity levels of the day. your core body temperature runs lower right after sleep, so this is the best time to take advantage of that.
plan your errands for evening hours (after 6pm) to avoid sun exposure and heat radiating from the pavement in parking lots. cooler temps after sunset often bring on an evening breeze from the temperature change, too, so that's nice. take midday breaks during peak hours (10am-4pm) indoors in air-conditioned spaces if at all possible.
you can shower to cool off.
obviously you can still shower to get clean as needed, but sometimes just hopping in for a few minutes cool rinse can bring immediate relief if you're suffering. there have been summers back home where i have done this two or three times in a single day. for your regular showers, try lukewarm water instead of hot so you don't raise your core body temperature and end up sweating as soon as you step out.
if showering is too much of an ordeal but you still need immediate relief, cold water for your hands and feet are helpful. your hands, wrists, and feet have a ton of blood vessels very close to the surface that rapidly circulate cooled blood. running cold water over your hands for 30-60 seconds or keeping your feet in a cold basin of water significantly helps. holding ice cubes or ice packs to the pulse points on your wrists is another technique ive seen.
adjusting your diet can help. this is another one that might be difficult for sensory reasons, but it's still a factor to be conscious of.
heavier meals cause your body to work harder to digest, and that energy creates (you guessed it) heat. lighter meals throughout the day tend to be easier on your body than larger, heavier ones. water-rich fruits and vegetables (watermelon, citrus, cucumber, tomatoes etc) can help rehydrate you and replenish lost sugars and minerals. save your heavier foods (red meat, fried foods, rich sauces etc) for the evening after peak hours when your body can better handle the extra heat load.
for instant relief, cold foods like smoothies and slushies lower your core body temperature from the inside. obviously this also applies to any cold liquids.
alright that's all i got. once again this list isn't one size fits all - the intent of this post is to provide options for people to choose from as it suits them. stay safe out there folks!
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Omg the sweetest girl in the whole world sent me a friend request a bit too early into the relationship. Denied. Going on my list of sickening desperate fools.
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i think one of the worst things the left wing internet ever did was push the idea that oppression is basically a virtue, and being oppressed is a sign of your morality. it has made it likeβ¦impossible for some of you to hold the idea that most people are privileged in some ways and oppressed in others. AND a lot of you seem to have it in your mind that terrible people cannot be oppressed, and that oppressed people cannot do terrible things, which is a dangerous rhetoric to hold imo.
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