a little beetle inside a magnolia

extremely annoying strain of latent ableism that takes the form of persistent "it's bad when people do things that are easy and don't do things that are hard" rhetoric made only more annoying by the fact that if you point this out people will immediately rush to tell you that obviously op was only talking about people who can do the hard thing and simply choose to do the obviously inferior soul-rotting easy thing instead, so you see it totally isn't ableist

principled communists on marxmas when lenin materializes down the chimney

I think masculine and feminine are consumer categories

Knightposting this princessposting that WHO IS TILLING THE FIELDS

your worst sin is that you have destroyed and betrayed yourself for a graduate degree

the way this website works is that you'll get an anon angrily declaring that everyone should publicly condemn user brimbly-scrimbly because she supports murdering animals for fun and then you check her blog and it turns out she's just reblogging gifs from Tom and Jerry. and also she's transgender.

you know what will salvage this expensive and unemployable degree? a second, even less employable degree!! #grad school

ozempic is crazy everyone looks like they just got off the Mayflower

i'm about a quarter of the way into the fantastically researched and written yiddish revolutionaries in migration: the transnational history of the jewish labour bund by frank wolff (DM me if you'd like a PDF copy it's very dense but really spectacular work) and it really amazes me how many lessons we could stand to learn from the organizing that was being done by the bund in their, as wolff puts it, "persistent striving for a humanitarian socialism" that was specifically and explicitly antizionist, transnational, pro-yiddishism, doikayt, and secular

update: PDF link can be found here!!!!!