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at this point it’s like what isn’t colonial violence a root cause of
Now, a question for my Black followers ONLY:
The rest of you can (and really ought to!) reblog, but it's not your turn to talk. Just listen and reflect!
What DOES a good apology for antiblackness look like, to you?
Not a shitty twitter apology that dodges accountability. Not a genuine apology made to white fans to soothe their embarrassment and egos and maintain white solidarity.
What does an ACTUAL apology for antiblackness consist of, to you?
What actions do you need to see from people who claim to be better, to deserve your support despite a history of being unsafe?
Why do you think nonblack people feel they're entitled to grace, and what would actually EARN them your grace? What makes you not want to offer it at all?
I think there's a disconnect between what the group being harmed needs, and what people think the group being harmed should settle for. We've been forced to know the latter. How do Y'ALL feel?
it's hard to say 'cause rarely do I see an apology for antiblack behavior. but I guess that would be the start, for me - an ACTUAL apology towards the people harmed. not a vague, 'sorry if you were offended' post that people usually do, or blocking the people who call them out on antiblack behavior. I need to see some genuine remorse toward the Black community for their actions.
after that, I'd like to see that remorse in the form of further action. as you say, to be anti-racist is to put in CONSTANT work. if you really want to atone - put in the work. read more about racism and antiblackness. educate your peers around you who exhibit antiblack behavior if you can - or cut them off, if you can't. make more effort to uplift the Black fans in your fandom circles, if the antiblackness they have to deal with on the regular hasn't pushed them out - share their art, their stories. stand up for them. fight for them.
and understand that in spite of doing all of this - there will be Black people who will not forgive you. there will be Black people who will not be able to trust you. and you shouldn't let that hinder you in your efforts to better yourself in becoming a stronger ally for the people you hurt.
but that's just me tho!
ALSO - I need that apology to be LOUD. I need it to be PUBLIC. since you want to speak on Black people terribly in such loud, public spaces, that apology needs to match the energy you give out. not some simpering bullshit in the DMs, or in the discord chat. not half-assed apologies sent on an account you made private after getting called out.
you choose to act ugly in the light, so why try to shrink back and hide in the shadows when you say you want to make amends?? atone on the stage you created.
just spent the day reading and i’ve noticed that it helps a lot with mood and emotional regulation. even though the book i read was literally about trauma. still i felt more quiet on the inside, as opposed to when i’m online and distracted all day and i experience a low level dysregulation all the time
teaching is such an idealised profession

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i’ve said this before but jacob anderson is like a mutual to me
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if you want to actually help people affected by the attacks in belfast but aren't from the area, these are some organizations that support refugees and immigrants in belfast & northern ireland who will be needing increased resources in the coming weeks
BOMOKO NI (Northern Ireland Refugees and Asylum Seekers Women Association)
City of Sanctuary Belfast [donate here]
Embrace NI
Migrant Centre NI
Starling Collective
Anaka Women's Collective are running a Chuffed fundraiser:
We are raising funds to support people who have been attacked, displaced and traumatised in racist attacks in Belfast.

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Today I wanted to talk about Marlow Trottie. Marlow was a 35 year old Black woman living in Louisiana, whose friends and family described as always having "a smile on her face" and as being "literally the sweetest person I’ve ever met!”, according to Them news' Quispe López.
Marlow Trottie was killed on June 8th 2026. She was found dead, alone, in the streets of Alexandria, Louisiana. It was a homicide.
Marlow Trottie was a woman. Her family has contested this, and publicly misgendered her, and many news sites have already deadnamed and misgendered her as well. I fear what her obituary will say. I fear what her gravestone will say even more.
She joins a growing list of other trans women who have been killed simply for existing. Again from Them news, that list now numbers 11 women from the past 3 months alone.
YOU'RE A SPARK IN THE DARK AND MY CLOTHES ALL CAUGHT AFLAME YOU SHOULD FEEL HOW I FEEL WHEN SOMEBODY SAYS YOUR NAME I'M A CAR SPEEDING DOWN THE BOULEVARD WITHOUT A BRAKE AND I WANT YOU MORE THAN ANY STUPID SONG COULD EVER SAY I'M A HEART MADE OF WAX AND I'M MELTING IN THE SUN I'M A THREAD ON YOUR SHIRT THAT IS COMING UNDONE I FEEL RIGHT, I FEEL WRONG, I FEEL TOTALLY INSANE AND I WANT YOU MORE THAN ANY STUPID SONG COULD EVER SAY

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why do we have forbes 30 under 30 for like. authors and artists
i love when a bad experience gets turned into a good piece of art. it doesn’t erase the bad experience but transforms it into something more than just what happened to you, it becomes a shared experience