de tunique en tunique

WOW. Absolutely fuck them.

The Crown-Indigenous Relations Department says the ruling will inform arguments in other cases, including Cowichan, adding that “private property rights are fundamental.”

Song : Like A Fire

Artist : SHINee

Français 

Cette cagnotte est pour notre amie H. qui a été séquestrée par sa famille en raison de transphobie. Elle a besoin de refaire un passport, acheter un billet d'avion et avoir un peu d'argent à son retour en France en attendant de stabiliser sa situation. 

On est obligé d'agir assez rapidement, notamment pour acheter le billet. Donc si tu as même 1 euro à mettre, ça nous aidera énormément ! 

Merci mille fois pour ta solidarité 🙌🏾

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English

This fundraiser is for our friend H., who has been held captive by her family due to transphobia. She needs to get a new passport, buy a plane ticket, and have some money when she returns to France until her situation stabilizes. 

We need to act quickly, especially to buy the ticket. So if you can donate even just one euro, it will help us enormously!

Anne of Green Gables, LM Montgomery

There's atleast 3 types of racism in here, against French Acadians, against Arabs and the purpoted race mixing happening in the wilds of London and general settler colonial erasure of indigenous Canadians because tbh that is what pastoralist fantasy is. This is just the first chapter.

Home boys here refers to the practice of rounding up street children in London, housing and feeding them for a bit and shipping them off to the colonies for labour, with all the abuse that follows at institutions that hire isolated children.

According to the British House of Commons Child Migrant's Trust Report, "it is estimated that some 150,000 children were dispatched over a period of 350 years—the earliest recorded child migrants left Britain for the Virginia Colony in 1618, and the process did not finally end until the late 1960s." It was widely believed by contemporaries that all of these children were orphans, but it is now known that most (88%) had living parents, some of whom had no idea of the fate of their children after they were left in children's homes, and some were led to believe that their children had been adopted somewhere in Britain.