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@kimiipasu
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whoowee! it's been a hot minute but i've made a return to the hellsite dumpsterfire {affectionate, bc unfortunately i love it here} to post what i made for the secret santa 2020 event on instagram!! i’ve been getting super into editing recently, so you might see more edits from me (or i might just contain them on instagram)
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Drawing this finally ripped what little sanity I had left out of my body. Enjoy :)
Also: Little Bonus Treat
Danny receives chapstick
“Fidget toys make you less focused :)” that because you’re not adhd/autistic you fucking clod
list of things i have heard from people without adhd/autism who used my fidget toy:
- it doesn’t do anything
- its a waste of plastic
- how do you pay attention in class
- it makes so much noise (it doesn’t make any noise, they just saw i had it in my hand)
- at least my fidget spinner actually does stuff (my toy does 6 different things. also they got their fidget spinner taken the same day)
- its gay (creative)
things my friends with adhd/autism have said after using my fidget toy:
- oh my god
- its so…. Good
- i could actually pay attention to shit in class
- where can i buy this???
- wait there’s More stuff like this
- i love you. (not related to the toy per say but that felt nice)
This right here is an important post
As a teacher, the whole “fidget spinners being marketed as toys” is the most terrifying trend my students have introduced me to. I gave a fidget cube to one of my 6th grade students who’s been struggling all year with his adhd, who is so smart but is failing math because he can’t focus in it. He was hesitant at first, about a teacher giving him something “to help” rather than punishing him, but agreed with me that it couldn’t hurt to try.
He hasn’t put it down.
Everyday since he got it, I’ve seen him with it. He holds it in his pocket, and hasn’t climbed on a table or cussed at a teacher since.
BUT
There are at least 20 other kids in our school who bring fidget spinners and play with them out on the table during lessons. They don’t pay attention in class, and they disrupt other students’ learning. These are not students with adhd or anxiety, these are students who are just playing because they’re kids and that’s what kids do.
What scares me is I know other teachers have been confiscating them. They’re going to be banned, if it continues to be a problem. And my 6th grader, who’s had noticeable improvements since he started playing with his cube, is going to get in trouble for using something that helps him learn.
Oooh fuck I get the problem now
I remember when fidget spinners first came out and everyone had one. And as they died down, I got my first one. And it was so nice and then this one very very ableist girl in my AP class (she complained about accommodations disabled students get, and even went so far to say that kids with dyslexia shouldn’t have extra time on tests because they can’t read. Yeah. She was THAT extra and I hated her guts.) was all like “OMG CAN I PLAY WITH IT???” and it was a small class of 10 of us, and she said it loud enough for everyone to hear and so I very reluctantly handed it over. She spun it and then started shaking it up and down and was like “I dont get it. What does it do?” And I was just like see??? This is why I didnt want you to have it. And she created such a distubance trying to figure out how my fidget spinner worked that my teacher told her to give it back or he would take it. And IT WASNT EVEN HERS. Like god damn it all was fine until you had to see what I was doing and nearly get my spinner taken. I use it to focus, and help keep meltdowns at bay when classes get too noisy or overwhelming, and in those two minutes she had it, nearly cost me.
but can we just make it clear that these fidgit toys are for, as well as people living with adhd and autism, people with anxiety as well? because im intensly anxious, and these fidgit toys work very well for me, and im actually sick of teachers telling me to put it away because there is “clearly nothing wrong with me”
At my school so many people brought fidget spinners as the new trendy toys that at one point they did get banned,,,,,,
Also!!! They’re good for grounding if you are someone who dissociates a lot!!!
July is disability awareness month but a lot of people tend to forget it :/ :/ :/
It’s all OK if you didn’t know, don’t feel bad about it, it’s a great occasion to listen to disabled people! We might not have pretty flags who will catch your attentions like during pride months, but we’re still here!
during disability awareness month, i’d like to remind everyone that not all disabilities are visible!!! there are plenty of people with disabilities that don’t look disabled at all. many of us get told that we’re not disabled enough— or just straight-up not disabled— simply because there are no visual cues to signify that yes, we are disabled. i know that i have been humiliated and put in horrible situations before because people (authority figures like teachers mostly) didn’t believe me when i told them my deal. we’re here!!! we’re valid!! <3
If you want to help out the Navajo Nation, please consider donating to them at the following:
https://www.nndoh.org/donate.html - Navajo Nation COVID-19 fund. There’s also a link to their Go Fund Me, as well a list of medical and community needs and numbers and emails to message for the non monetary donations.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/nhfc19relief - Navajo and Hopi families relief fund.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-for-elderly-on-navajo-nation - Food baskets for the Elderly on Navajo Nation
https://www.gofundme.com/f/northern-dine-covid19-relief-effort - Northern Diné Relief Fund
https://nmchildren.org/ - Bill Richardson COVID-19 Navajo families relief fund
5/22/2020
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Resource for justice for Breonna Taylor and Elijah McClain
Keep fighting
I’ve been wanting to share this comic ever since I noticed that after the first two weeks of protesting most of social media started “going back to normal” as if there aren’t still people walking out and protesting making sure this movement doesn’t go silent or looked over. I appreciate every single individual that is out in those protests helping and being vocal for this change. Also those continuing to spread word and help out through petitions and donations. I wish y’all to stay safe and well.
All lives cannot matter until Black lives do.
Here's a list of links to a lot of resources and websites I've collected! Call me out if any of the info is wrong, and stay safe out there everyone! 🌸
Websites/Donate:
https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/
https://blacklivesmatter.com
https://colorofchange.org
https://naacp.org
https://advancementproject.org
https://bailproject.org
https://minnesotafreedomfund.org
https://www.blackvisionsmn.org
https://www.reclaimtheblock.org
https://www.joincampaignzero.org
https://www.innocenceproject.org
https://www.twocc.us
If You Can't Donate:
https://youtu.be/WKo8OrBdLz8
Support for Black Mental Health:
https://www.nami.org/Your-Journey/Identity-and-Cultural-Dimensions/Black-African-American
https://www.blackgirlssmile.org/resources
https://www.beam.community/bvtn
Anti-Racism Resources:
bit.ly/ANTIRACISMRESOURCES
Petitions:
https://www.change.org/p/andy-beshear-justice-for-breonna-taylor
https://www.change.org/p/district-attorney-tom-durden-justice-for-ahmaud-arbery-i-run-with-maud
{Remember change.org doesn't use donations to go towards the cause, but the website, so if you want to donate don't do it there!!}
via hautehijab on instagram
[Image I.D: Tips for protesting in a hijab.
The less fabric, the better. If you wear a rectangle hijab, tuck in the long ends. Squares are preferred as they’re smaller.
Do not wear pins. Use a magnet if you have one or wear jersey or another hijab that does not require pins.
Bring an extra hijab. Bring an extra hijab in case you get tear gassed- it can linger on the fabric and get reactivated, so it’s best to change. End I.D.]
in case you or anyone you know has been hurt or arrested during the protest, here are some people who offer free care or legal aid. stay safe everyone and watch out for eachother
St Petersburg, FL and surrounding areas:
Derek Bernstein of Bernstein Law
727-209-7957
offering free legal aid to protestors
[id 1: Story by dr.amir.md in Los Angeles, California. It reads: "If you or anyone you know has been hurt during the protests, whether hit by police or rioters or shot in the eye with rubber bullets or pepper spray, let me know I will provide free health care and eye care, especially to those without any insurance. Feel free to pass on this message to someone who needs it." End id 1.]
[id 2: Story by anahitaseda which reads: "Protestors arrested in Los Angeles: DM me for free legal representation." End id 2.]
[id 3: Four-page guide which reads: "Lawyers offering pro-bono legal aid to protestors:
Atlanta: Adam Brown 404-445-2185, Jennifer Feathers 770-363-6411
Austin: Tycha Kimbrough 833-553-4251
Bay Area: Javier Guerrero 209-403-1314, Dave Hollenberg 510-995-0000
Boston: Oren Nimni 617-988-0606
Charleston: Kidd Corvey & Simpson 843-642-8792
Charlotte: Hall & Dixon Law 704-993-6285
Chicago: Buckley Law Group 808-927-1621, Andrea Bonds 773-624-8355
Cincinatti: Joshua Evans 513-202-3856
Cleveland: Christopher Rivero 216-245-3113
Colorado: Ross Ziev 720-355-0225
Colombia: Nick Mermiges 803-587-0442
Dallas: Jasmine Crockett 469-527-4100, Nnamdi Ekeh 469-351-9684
DC: Anthon Vincent Ruiz 570-269-0664, Caleb Rrukenberg 202-869-5217
Houston: Christopher Godine 713-228-9997, Eric Sundin 210-834-5630
Indianapolis / Louisville: Saeed & Little Law Firm 812-320-3367
Kansas City: Stacy Shaw 816-359-1877
Long Island: Madden Law 917-318-4067, Lerner & Lerner 516-741-4100
Los Angeles: Lauren Noriga 213-703-0004, Ambrosio Rodriguez 213-995-6767
Maryland: Christopher Mosh 240-281-2922
Miami: Josh Jones Leqal Services 305-239-4876, Saam Zangeneh Legal Services 305-441-2333
Mineapolis / St Paul: Nico Ratkowski 651-771-0019
Nashville: A.N. Brown 615-551-4878
New Jersey: Joshua Benjamin 856-477-3261, Alexander Rinaldi 973-584-1520
NYC: Benson Michael 716-592-2900, Kevin James 646-725-9575, Adrienne Edward 201-420-8850, Dan Lynch 917-747-7164, Reza Mazaheri 646-405-9846
Oklahoma City: Jason Spanich 405-236-0115
Orange County, Fl: Andrew Darling 321-663-6536
Orlando: Daniel Martinez 321-419-8666 844-523-3733
Philadelpia: Nicholas Mancini 215-968-1899
Phoenix: R Stevens 928-226-0165, The Molina Law Group 602-718-1249
Pittsburgh: Randall H Mckinney 412-520-3301
Raleigh: Damon Chetson 919-946-5392
San Antonio: Ricardo Briones 210-227-1515
Seattle: Lori Guevara 425-224-5727" End id 3.]
(I’m reblogging this version for the added info, but as people have said in the notes, google these people before you call to make sure they’re legit.)
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Day 26!
I recently refound my love for Peter Pan, and having rewatched both the Disney and 2003 films really wanted to draw the two film's mermaids interacting!
With these last two posts I tried out a new style with my lineart, and I actually like it quite a lot, so I might play around with it even more in future!
Day 25!
Missed out Day 24 for Reasons™, but now for the very last day of May I'm posting the last two days: Fanart edition!
Second post coming soon!
Annd Day 23! I think this is actually my favourite redraw for this month!
The last "doodle" page!
Axolotls have pretty bad eyesight, so I just hope the text in that book is big enough for him to read without glasses..
Mermay Day 21!! Very small design changes this time around, but I'm super happy with the expressions!
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For Day 20, more clothed mermaids and coloured pencil sketches!
Day 19! Super happy with the concept of this and how cute it turned out! ❤️🌸
