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Lmao staff at a Nigerian hospital hung this up after a boss they didn't like was transferred away
i'm listening to gathering moss, by robin wall kimmerer, and she is talking about a very odd job she was consigned to do, where an eccentric millionaire recuited her to consult on a "habitat restoration". when she arrives, the job they actually want her to do is to tell them how to plant mosses on the rocks in his garden. he wants it to look like a specific, beautiful wild cliff in the woods nearby, with centuries-old beds of moss growing thick and strong. she tells him it is impossible. such a thing would take decades to accomplish.
later, she is called back to look at the progress of the moss garden and is amazed by the thick, well-established mosses. how did they do it? she asks.
then they take her out to the woods and show her that they have been blasting huge chunks of rock out of the cliff, packaging them in burlap, and moving them to the owner's garden.
This quote really got me: "The owner is a man who loves mosses, and the exercise of power. I have no doubts of his sincerity in wishing to protect them from harm, once they conformed to his landscape design. Ā But I think you cannot own a thing and love it at the same time. Owning diminishes the sovreignty of a thing, enriching the possessor and diminishing the possessed. If he truly loved mosses more than control, he would have left them alone, and walked each day to see them."
- Gathering Moss by Robin Wall KimmererĀ
"why do you accuse me of using AAVE to sound more aggressive?"
If you can't see that this REAL LIFE EXAMPLE is how you sound when you decide to cushion your aggression with "sounding Black" (whether you know that or not), I don't know what to tell you. This is the world we live in. A world where a Black congresswoman can have all the degrees and all the experience to lead as part of government, and racists will still call her "ghetto". "Low IQ". "Unqualified".
I'm serious when I say "check the comments" of posts like these to witness supporters and see how it feels to be Black in a world that hates you. That temporary anxiety and sadness you feel? Is our lives. Imagine living in that, then tell me I'm "doing too much" when I speak up against how I am treated.
Someone in the tags reminded me that this is the same woman that ate dog food, calling a Black congresswoman "ghetto". Incredible.
Also, I know she's mocking AAVE on purpose. My point is that there are some of you who AREN'T, and this is what you look like anyway. Trust, there are multiple problems going on with this woman and her series of tweets lol.
staring blankly into the void as friends and people i respected become conspiracy theorists

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This Philadelphia-themed cheesesteak bar in Tokyo, Japan, gives locals and visitors a taste of brotherly love.
they study us like mice.... they're meticulous phillyphiles
THE STYLISTICS!!!!!!!!!!
there isn't a single philadelphian alive who will pretend to be nice about food, you're good!
the world is soaked in blood and gripped by unending horrors but you can get an authentic philly cheesesteak in tokyo
invariably when i read or watch something and my thought is "i expected this to push the envelope a lot more, this touted itself as being weird but it could have gone further. it also over-explained an already obvious metaphor which comes across as self-conscious and mistrusting of your audience," i'll look at the reviews and half of them will be like "this was so weird im scared WHAT THE HECK WAS THAT!!!!!! i didn't know things like this were out there... i don't know who to talk about this with. this shouldn't be allowed to happen"
According to the country's Interior Minister, the detainees confessed the shipment was part of a "false flag operation" designed to incrimin
Venezuelan authorities announced on Wednesday the seizure of nearly 3.7 metric tons of cocaine and the arrest of several individuals, including a man they claim is a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent. Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello said security forces intercepted a speedboat in the waters off Falcón state on September 14, carrying 100 sacks of cocaine and 2,400 liters of fuel. The operation, which Cabello described as "clean," ended with five arrests. The detainees were identified as Joel Luis RodrĆguez Ramos, JesĆŗs Antonio Quilarte CarreƱo, Jhonny JosĆ© Salazar GutiĆ©rrez, Carlos Alberto Bravo Lemus, and Levi Enrique López, who Cabello alleged is linked to the DEA. According to Cabello, the detainees confessed the shipment was part of a "false flag operation" designed to incriminate Venezuela in international drug trafficking and justify external aggression. "The four detainees are saying they work for the DEA," Cabello told state television, calling the alleged plan a "maneuver for destabilization."
Me when I remember what the other major branch of Islam is called
Dia al-Azzawi (Iraq, born 1939) - We Are Not Seen, But Corpses: The Massacre of Sabra and Shatila (1982, art 1983)
"After the Palestinian fighters left Lebanon, the Phalangists had their opportunity to take revenge on old people, women and children. I have a lot of Palestinian friends, some artists and writers, and I knew those camps. Within two days, up to 3,500 people were killed. So, this work had a moral side: to defend unarmed people with no voice." - Dia Al-Azzawi

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September 16th 2025
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The reaction from the Settlers is, of course, as you expected
It's really telling that no one on the yt ass app has talked about how ICE has just been given more power to abuse the latine and immigrant community. I know it's all been "charlie kirk this, charlie kirk that" but that doesn't detract from that fact that on Monday, September 8th the supreme court ruled that ice can detain based solely on having brown skin or "looking latine," speaking Spanish or speaking English with an accent, being present at locations that have migrant workers, or the type of work they have.
When this news broke my dad told me and my siblings, all of us who are US Citizens, born and raised in the US, that we have to carry some form of official documentation on us, especially because we live in a city that has been heavily targeted by the Trump administration for being a sanctuary city. My grandmother was staying with us and even though she is my non-latine grandmother, and she's a US citizen, my dad and aunt made the decision to have my dad drive her back home to New Jersey because she has an accent and her documents are back home.
As someone who is latine and south asian, I need you to know that this will not just affect latine people! My non-latine cousin was pulled over by ice about two weeks ago just for being brown! However this will disproportionately affect latine people. Just today ICE was seen on the street by my home and my work! One of my duties at work is to make sure that ICE does not come into our elementary school because we're a predominantly latine school. I HAVE TO MAKE SURE ICE DOES NOT KIDNAP 5 YEAR OLDS. That is the reality of the situation.
I want it to be known that I have been scared before because I'm living as a person of color in the United States. I have been scared before because of being a south asian born post 9/11. I have been scared before being a latina growing up during the Dreamer movement, despite being a citizen. However, before this week I have never been scared enough to feel the need to carry documentation proving I am a citizen of the damn country I was born in! Now I feel that scared though. Especially because a few months ago, for the first time in my life, someone assumed I didn't speak English. Another person of color assumed I didn't speak English and shit talked me in the CVS aisle because they assumed I didn't speak English. And then a week ago I also got mistaken for not speaking English when I went to the doctor's office and chatted with the receptionist in Spanish and then was handed Spanish paperwork to fill out.
Anyways, the point is the fact that I have seen maybe two? three? posts about this on here is upsetting and immensely telling. Speak up. Talk about the fact that this is happening because it will not stop with targeting latines. It will become worse. It already is because the government is going to punish immigrants for "making light of" charlie kirk's death. Not for celebrating, or joking, for making light of.
This silence is astounding. It's not surprising, but it is just astounding to see how little y'all truly care about brown people and immigrants.
Just a few things Charlie Kirk said about black people.
1) āProwling Blacks go around for fun to go target white people ā thatās a fact.ā
2) āIf I see a Black pilot, Iām gonna be like, āboy, I hope he is qualified.āā
3) āGeorge Floyd was a āscumbag.āā
4) "[MLK was] just a man ... a very flawed one at that ... a mythological anti-racist creation of the 1960s."
5) "The 'Great Replacement' is not a theory, it's a reality."
6) "If I'm dealing with somebody in customer service who's a moronic Black woman... I wonder, is she there because of her excellence, or is she there because [of] affirmative action?"
7) Leaders "won't do what is necessary, which is arresting Black criminals."
8) "Black crime is a major issue in our country."
9) "What is the real problem exactly? The real problem is that Black fathers abandon the women that they impregnate."
10) "The problem is Blacks that kill themselves a lot ā kill each other in inner cities."
11) "Black crime is a huge problem no one wants to talk about. It's not racism."
12) Black Lives Matter wants to "fan the flames of a race war in our country... This is an outright threat. A full frontal domestic terrorism in our country."
13) "A BLM-incorporated leader drove through the holiday parade" (re: Waukesha).
14) The alleged Waukesha attacker was a "Black supremacist terrorist."
15) Juneteenth "threatens the fabric of our country."
16) "Juneteenth should not be a federal holiday."
17) "We should not be like... "you're acting like a Trayvon'.... 'you're a Shaniqua.""
18) āBlack women do not have the brain processing power to be taken seriously. You have to go steal a white personās slotā.
19) The 1964 Civil Rights Act was a "huge mistake"
20) MLK Jr was "an awful person"
21) Multiple black politicians "stole white people's spots"
And then his last words was of him trying to bring up antiblack fallacies
one consequence of transmisogyny (but not unique to it) is that it makes you into a paranoiac. take the example of the "degendering they" or like the "backhanded compliment," relatively minor interpersonal interactions that trans women increasingly feel hypervigilant about. it's probably counterproductive to assume everyone who gives you a compliment or refers to you as "they" or "this person" (<- phrase that actually revolts me a little now in this context) is doing so condescendingly, in a malicious or even just incidentally diminishing way. but also, everything about your life as a trans woman encourages you to be on alert for these kinds of cues, because if you're not paying attention to them then when the hammer drops it will hit that much harder.
just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you.
Iām waiting at a straight bar for this really cute trans guy I have a crush on to show up for a drink. He noted, teasingly, that I was a āfancy bitch,ā and so picked a craft cocktail bar that billed itself as a āwhiskey and bitters emporium.ā Unfortunately, the only mixed drink I tolerate is pineapple juice and spicy tequila. The bartender, a dimpled woman with envious curls, eyed me with curiosity when I ordered it, and then said āon the houseā when I began to rummage through my purse for a loose ten. I knew why the drink was free, but just in case I didnāt, the bartender said that sheād seen me around and I was a really interesting person. I thought my crush would understand my irritation at this: like, please, I already know Iām trans, just let me forget it for a second while I try to be a girl on a date with a boy. But when he arrived, he didnāt get it. A free drink was a free drink, and she didnāt give him one.Ā
Now he wants to know why all the trans girls in Seattle are so angry, act so traumatized. āItās not like youāre a bunch of child soldiers. Your parents werenāt killed in front of you.ā He asserts that even when something nice happens, like a free drink, trans girls get triggered. Like everything is a wound, everything is trauma. He starts talking about this trans girl he met a few months ago; how all she did was bitch about AFABS and encourage cis scum to die. He wanted to be her friend, but she called trans guys Aidens, and did things like pick up all her meals drive-through, because she was convinced people inside would stare at her or misgender her. He describes the house this girl lives ināa coven of trans women polyamorously fucking each other to biblical levels of drama over the soundtrack of Skyrim on PS3, all the while telling each other how shitty the world was away from each other, until they so confused micro-aggressions for deep violence that they walked around with knives in their boots and canisters of mace dangling from their pursesāand I exhale with frustration when I realize exactly which girl heās talking about.Ā
Two feelings rise. I donāt want to be categorized with Lexi. I want to be appealing to my crush. So I tell him Iām not like that. Iām not angry all the time, much less armed. But internally, Iām thinking, of course trans girls all love and fuck each other. Who else will? When I first learned the term brick for those square never-will-be-passable trans women, it was auxiliary to an explanation for another term, masonry: as in brick-on-brick loveā only bricks get stuck to other bricks.Ā
Except what do you do with the meanness of the word masonry itselfāit was other trans women, the only ones that bricks could supposedly trust, who came up with that hilariously cruel slang. Brick-on-brick betrayal. But we have to understand each other well to be so cruel.Ā
Most of the cruelty Iāve experienced has been inadvertant, the kind that comes from getting trampled so often that inevitablely someone steps somewhere sensitive. My first boyfriend after Sidney was a married man who fell in love with me accidentally. He could not see past his own bafflement at his attraction to see me well enough for anything like intentional cruelty. We met in hotels or he came to my studio apartment after work, and his cruelty, like his love, came accidentally. Once, he took me for a weekend in a fancy hotel in Portlandāthe Ninesāwhere the Los Angeles Lakers were staying. When I came out of the shower, buoyed on a carpet of steam spilling into a hotel room designed in a modern styleāno door, only a frosted glass divider between tiled bathroom and lush bedroomāI stood naked with my back to him, combing my hair and heard him murmur, āYouāre so beautiful, I feel sick.ā I looked at myself, then his reflection in the mirror and saw it was true. I was beautiful and it hurt him. I doubt he ever complimented his wife that way. His wife did not possess the kind of beauty that triggered a desire that made him disgusted with himself. My kind of beauty does not trace a path to stable relationships, a dining room set from Crate and Barrel, a Thanksgiving turkey with his folks. He had no conception of what to do with my beauty other than choke on it.Ā
My friends who date women have it just as bad. Once in a queer bar, I heard a cute woman in a leather motorcycle jacket joke about her gold star statusāsheād never once touched a penis. My friend Zoe had been drinking G & Ts for an hour before that, working up the nerve to ask this woman out. I found Zoe fifteen minutes later, outside the bar, soaked from hiding in someoneās dew-covered hedge on 15th, where she had cried softly in frustration.Ā
āYeah, thatās transphobia,ā my crush agrees, ābut not trauma.ā He glances at my now finished drink, and I take it as a rebuke. Go pay for the next one of those. The more I try to explain, to list the tiny grievances that added up to an intolerable day in my life, the more I sound unhinged. A man hissed at me on the bus. A bunch of teenagers loudly discussed whether I was really a guy. A girl I only knew on the Internet left a suicide note. The cashier at Whole Foods smirkingly called me ābro.ā The TV at the nail salon, playing soundlessly, featured some nonsensical ghoul that I realized, with a shock, was someoneās idea of a trans woman, someoneās idea of me. The guy at the local corner store revealed that he knew where I lived and shrugged when I asked how: everyone around here knows about you. And now, I get irritated at one thing: a free drink, and I sound crazy complaining about that, right? Some total loony acting traumatized ācause a bartender tried to be kind.Ā
My crush sighs and pulls out an ace. He knows people that have actually been raped, have actually been beatenāhell, half of the trans dudes he knows have been, and they arenāt paralyzed with anger, convinced theyāre constantly persecuted. Weāre talking real Trauma, not someone whispering about them on the bus, much less the burden of free drinks. To which I know I can probably come up with some of my own friendsā real Trauma, but Iām too affronted, so I just shriek: THE WHOLE WORLD MONITORS AND MOCKS MY EVERY WAKING MOMENT!Ā
Needless to say, he and I do not hook up. He leaves me to my free drinks and my tinfoil rage hat.Ā
When heās gone, I miss Lexi for the first time.
ā Torrey Peters, Infect Your Friends And Loved Ones, pg 40ā45

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watching alice waters' chefs table and genuinely fascinated by the very very white world of us farm to table dining, its hilariously settler colonial mindset, its complete reliance on french or italian food culture and ignorance of native foodways or even like, broader latam culture or the reality of immigrant agricultural labour.
nature does it better, we must eat local, food is central to justice etc etc but it involves ignoring both the history of the land and the people on there and we must Retvrn to another culture on another continent with a completely different ecosystem.
Our research revealed two imaginaries-sets of values and symbols that shape the discourses and practices of a social group. In what we call the white farm imaginary, market participants valorize the predominantly white vendors who āgrow their foodā, rendering invisible the low-paid, predominantly Latino/a workers who do the bulk of the cultivation. [...]
This imaginary ignores the justification of Native American displacement by white homesteaders, the enslavement of African-Americans, the masses of underpaid Asian immigrants who worked Californiaās first factory farms, and the mostly Mexican farm laborers who harvest the majority of food grown in the USA today. Therefore, it is quite possible that the romantic notions of yeoman farmers and rural culture do not resonate with many people of color whose collective history recalls the racism and classism of Americaās agricultural past and present. [...]
The invisibility of farmworkers within the prominent alternative agriculture discourse prevents the movement from addressing structural forces that shape agricultural possibilities. For example, the white farm imaginary leads those seeking food system reform to assume that market farmers hire only relatives, making regulation of employment practices seem unnecessary. [...]
Customers draw upon the complimentary community imaginary to depict themselves, as well as their friends and neighbors, as ethically motivated supporters of struggling family farmers. Many managers, vendors and customers unwittingly draw upon the community imaginary to justify or obscure the structural barriers that prevent the participation of low-income people and people of color [...]
[Alice] Waters compared the Berkeley Farmers Market to the street markets in Provence that initially inspired her California-French Cuisine. Similarly, Marie Sarita GaytĀ“anās (2004) study of northern Californian Slow Food convivia found that the group puts rural European food culture on a pedestal, rendering it discursively exclusive to people of color and the urban working class. In their allusions to European culinary and agricultural superiority, these institutions serve to strengthen the notion that alternative agriculture and food, both generally and in North Berkeley, is the province of whites.
Alkon, Alison & McCullen, Christie. (2010). Whiteness and Farmers Markets: Performances, Perpetuations āā¦ā Contestations?. Antipode. 43. 937 - 959. 10.1111/j.1467-8330.2010.00818.x.
For two whole years, you have received unbearable images and scenes from the heart of famine, massacres, and destruction in Gaza. Images that tell a story of endless pain, bloodshed without mercy, and innocent children falling.
These images have not only moved peoples and governments but have awakened the conscience of humanity that refused to remain silent in the face of this injustice.
Do you now understand why the occupation assassinated Anas Al-Sharif and the Al Jazeera crew?
The deliberate and relentless killing of Palestinian journalists is sickening beyond words ā and is a desperate attempt to silence the truth about Israelās ongoing crimes against humanity.
Shame on all those who empowered Israel to murder with impunity.
Israel is preparing to carry out a full-scale occupation of Gaza and forcibly displace 1,200,000 residents through unprecedented bombing, massacres, killing, and destruction, all while the media fails to reveal the truth. The real genocide has begun. If the world does not act quickly and decisively, Gaza will witness horrific massacres and genocide whose images and voices will never reach the outside world, erasing all traces of our people's suffering from global memory.
This is an urgent warning: silence now means complicity, and staying quiet in the face of this injustice will make us witnesses to an unforgettable tragedy. We must act immediately to save what remains of life and hope.
Please, we are suffering greatly and need your support and help now. Donate to my campaign via the GoFundMe linkāmy campaign is certified by GazaVetters, number 213.
Zeina and her family are currently being subjected to heavy bombing and explosions near them. They need your help and to be close at all times. Even just asking about them makes them feel reassured. Donate if you can and share with your friends.
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