look what I found under a leaf!

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“None of my sisters are disposable!” Except for victims of abuse, according to this logic.

I also find it interesting on a rhetorical level that if someone puts up boundaries that exclude rapists, that makes them a “monster,” but a rapist categorically doesn’t get called a monster but a “sister” that must be protected. What the hell kind of standards are those?

I’ve seen this type of social dynamic happen before, both among trans people and among cis people. It’s horrible.

"Profit is not the legitimate purpose of business. The legitimate purpose of business is to provide a product or service that people need, and do it so well that it's profitable."

-Jim Rouse, mall developer

Pictured: Exton Square Mall, opened in 1973. One of many malls in the Philadelphia area built by the famed Rouse Company. A large expansion of the mall in 2000 modernized its aesthetic and added Boscov's, Sears, and JCPenney as anchors. The mall has declined considerably since then, losing JCPenney, Sears, and scores of smaller shops in between. In 2019, the CEO of PREIT, the company which currently owns the mall, opined that Exton was "a property that in the longer term probably doesn’t want to be a mall." PREIT's quarterly disclosures indicate that Exton Square is mostly vacant and seeing poor sales, and the company has been unsuccessfully trying to sell off the mall.

indian residential school survivors society (BC)

toronto indigenous harm reduction (ON)

native women's resource centre of toronto (ON)

water first (nationwide)

indspire (nationwide)

miskanawah (AB)

ma mawi wi chi itata centre (MB)

manitoba indigenous cultural education centre (MB)

native women's shelter of montreal (QC)

native friendship centre of montreal (QC)

first light (NL)

via @ninjahijabimuse​

A painting of a nightmare I had recently.