moonbeamdaydream

I have never asked for help before, and I don’t really know how this works, but if you’ve read this far thank you, truly.

I got zero response to this, not even a friendly reblog. I am really in dire straits. Above is the estimate to get my car running so I can go back to work, it’s not the total amount needed to fix all of the damage from hurricane Ian as my car was completely submerged, but it’s all I can hope for.

I have already tried fema with no luck, they say they can’t find my application number and after being on hold for 4 complete hours, transferred me to a department that isn’t open. The county I live in is one of the poorest and most diverse counties in Florida, and we were also hit the worst. There are no disaster recovery units here, despite half of the county still being flooded. It’s no surprise that a county with a high volume of black and brown people is the last to receive any aid, federal or state. They really don’t give a fuck about us.

Marianna Olague (American, b. 1990)

Virgen por el Gateway South, 2021

I have never asked for help before, and I don’t really know how this works, but if you’ve read this far thank you, truly.

I got zero response to this, not even a friendly reblog. I am really in dire straits. Above is the estimate to get my car running so I can go back to work, it’s not the total amount needed to fix all of the damage from hurricane Ian as my car was completely submerged, but it’s all I can hope for.

I have already tried fema with no luck, they say they can’t find my application number and after being on hold for 4 complete hours, transferred me to a department that isn’t open. The county I live in is one of the poorest and most diverse counties in Florida, and we were also hit the worst. There are no disaster recovery units here, despite half of the county still being flooded. It’s no surprise that a county with a high volume of black and brown people is the last to receive any aid, federal or state. They really don’t give a fuck about us.

Tadanori Yokoo,  drawings for Genka (“Illusory Flowers”), by Harumi Setouchi, 1974    

Nadia Waheed (Pakistani, b. 1992)

Transmigration: Jonquil, 2021-2022

Grant Haffner