“After George Floyd’s death and the protests that followed, I felt that as an Asian-American, a Korean-American person, I wanted to express my support for the Black community in a way that felt personal to my community […] It’s in a royal purple colour – which is a super Korean colour and brings a certain mindset for me – and it says ‘Black Lives Are Precious’ in Korean writing, because the literal translation of Black Lives Matter is impossible in Korean.” 

Guess what game I just finished replaying-

This is genocide.

If you’re not outraged, you’re complicit.

Original post 9/14/20

hi! im narcia, i am a 22 year old disabled transgender person, i am on hormones and i smoke weed for medical reasons (complex PTSD, nausea, anxiety, etc). im not allowed to work so im on SSI, i make the max amount of ssi possible in the state of washington (about $780) and i need to find a place to live that i can pay rent for thats within my budget. i need a place with internet as i start online school on september 21st.

so far i do not make enough to afford a place by myself, so i need help moving in someplace that is trans friendly, weed friendly, and has reliable internet. i cant drive but my mom can drive me sometimes. 

im trying really hard not to become homeless on the first so if youre looking for a roommate in pierce county washington state, perferably in the puyallup/tacoma/fife area, please talk to me i only have two weeks to find a place to live. i wont be able to pay till the first 

the peculiar thing about gender as a marginalization is that you still grow up in a household with white men, you generally marry white men, and you still derive benefits and protection from their relatively higher class position than people of color (which includes men of color, you know). and you’re still white, anyway.