#actually indigenous

I just realized I misspelled something, but oh well. The ALT text fixes it, and my handwriting is awful I know, I am try to make a better version later but until then or unless I don’t the alt text could help you understand it better as well.

Anywho. The 2S keeps getting docked off, too, dismissed and mislabeled so that’s why it’s with the I. And the vast majority of the I is not queerphobic or transphobic, before someone zeroes in on that thinking they got a real zinger. They do exist, though, unfortunately. There are also intersexist intersex people, whether they consider themselves trans or not, whether they are queer or not who are not -phobic to the acronym at large (or insist they aren’t) that join in on sawing off other intersex people but I didn’t know where to put those. Being gender diverse or queer sadly does not automatically make you a good person.

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1) Lubna & Ahmed

"...In all his body, it is difficult to provide him with milk and diapers. My middle child, Hassan, who is 8 years old, stands in line in the middle of the crowd to get food..."

2) Abdalhadi Hesham Aburas

Rebuilding Hope For My Family And Saving Them

3) Mohammad Rabah

"...My mother, sisters, nephews, and brother are suffering from severe psychological and health issues as a result of the disaster. We've lost our home and our means of earning a living, and now we face each day with uncertainty and fear..."

4) Abdul Salam Ahmed Al-Anqar

"...I have a little girl named Iman who is (1 year old). My family consists of seven members: my mother Iman (49 years old), my father Ahmed (54 years old), and my brothers Mohammed (14 years old), Nader (17 years old), and Omar (21 years old)..."

5) Hani Yasser

"...After a month, we were told we had to leave. We moved to Rafah, where a charity helped us and gave us a tent in a camp. But after four months, we were told again that we had to leave... We are currently living inside a school that was under construction, where we managed to find a place, but we are living in classrooms shared with five other families..."

"But what if I don't have money?"