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I will be in Springfield, IL to watch 3 games and all 4 inaugural WPBL teams on August 14th and 15th. Would love to meet other fans and make friends? Message me if you'll be there. Excited for my birthday gift to myself!
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i'm terrified, and if i don't do something about it then i will crash out fr
music (spotify playlists):
‣ "how did we let this happen again? fearing for my rights and future"
‣ because as much as i don't want to, i have to feel these feelings
‣ "in this moment, we are infinite"
‣ inspired by the perks of being a wallflower, this is a good distraction playlist to gaslight myself into thinking everything is okay
‣ any gay playlist to mark my resistance of our political leaders
(follow me on spotify @sarahnienhaus for these and many more playlists!) :)
staying busy:
‣ reading!!
‣ i finished ballad of songbirds and snakes
‣ starting every star that falls
‣ playing the sims!!! (one of my favorite distractions)
‣watching mockingjay: part 2 and ballad of songbirds and snakes with my best friend
‣ avoiding conversations with those who may think differently, not because i'm scared of diversity of thought and opinion, but because its personal today and i'm not interested in getting in an argument about my rights.
today may be tough, but hold each other close. our existence is resistance. i fight everyday, just by being alive. we can make it through, together. love you all 🩷
it's inaugural day. i'm sure many of us are sitting on our phones, anxiously awaiting noon.
yesterday, i tried my best to ignore the articles flooding in about tr*mp's "victory rally", but there were so many that it was unavoidable. there are a million things i can talk about right now, things that disgusted me yesterday, things that disgust me today... but instead i want to chat about something more important.
us.
regardless of where you stand on the political tightrope, this upcoming administration is going to affect you. working class, lqbtqia+, woman, immigrant, bipoc, disabled. veteran, even. we're all going to face hardship unimaginable in our lifetimes. the oligarch is moving inside the white house today. there is no avoiding it when it has it's own office.
this isn't a time to nestle your fear, this is a time to feed your awareness. things are going to happen quickly and swiftly. this isn't the 1930's where people were tracked down solely by tip-off's and good luck. we're all immediately trackable. everything we say and do is coursing through the framework of our phones and laptops, even this blog.
we need to stay focused. study. don't believe everything you hear until you've researched it. conservative media, liberal media, moderate media. it's our job to digest it all and find the truth, because they will all be biased. they will all hide something.
this is one of my favorite books i own, especially this graphic version. it tells us step-by-step what to expect in the uprising of fascism in the government; what we can do to stay safe and present. my favorite chapter is 11.
investigate.
"figure things out for yourself. spend more time with long articles. subsidize investigative journalism by subscribing to print media. realize that some of what is on the internet is there to harm you. learn about sites that investigate propaganda campaigns (some of which come from abroad). take responsibility for what you communicate with others." pg. 64.
i am so thankful for the environment my parents raised me in. we didn't have much, but they were adamant about teaching their kids to use critical thinking before coming to a conclusion. they taught us to always trust a pattern, even when it looks like a wild card too-good-to-be-true enters the game. be skeptical. ask questions.
i won't drone on any further. but please, please, please- investigate everything you hear for yourself. do not take what you hear as fact until you've seen it peer reviewed, sourced, and/or fact-checked across several trustworthy news outlets. fox and cnn are not news sources i would ever categorize as trustworthy. go forth with that, as you will.
other incredible books that will help us during this time:
"how to be an antiracist" by ibram x. kendi
"gay berlin" by robert beachy
"strongmen: mussolini to the present" by ruth ben-ghiat
"who's afraid of gender?" by judith butler
"it can't happen here" by sinclair lewis
"how fascism works" by jason stanley
"white fragility" by robin diangelo
and many, many more, upon request.
stay safe. organize. be critical, and let your anger be your guide.
First Lady Laura Bush accompanied former President George W. Bush's second inauguration in 2005, modeling Oscar de la Renta. To the ball, she wore her iconic V-neck, long-sleeve dress colored with bugle beads and Austrian crystals in a soft blue hue to correspond to her eyes.
