the changeless thing that lurks behind superficial mutability

Hello?

Not just the fault of the current admin.

Hello, I work for a large moderately evil corporation and for at least five years now I have to sign a yearly thing to say I will never ever have one of these devices in the same room as me while I work.

his name was joan sebastian guerrero. his 3 yr old daughter was in the backseat of the car in her bluey pajamas. after he was shot, witnesses saw ICE agents pull him from the car and cuff him as he died

If you can’t donate to the gofundme for any reason, you may also consider supporting Presente, which supports Latin American and Afro-Latin people in Maine: https://www.presentemaine.org/

[id: screenshot of a text post by user B Scott Bean @/bscottbean, in dark mode.

your jokes about trans women "never going outside" are noted and categorized under the same filing as other victim-blaming jokes like "if she didn't want to be assaulted she shouldn't have dressed / acted that way"

So! Given recent events on here, I've been looking into books about the Afro-Latin experience, and I wondered if y'all would be interested in adding it to the reading list for book club!

so, I'm brazilian and idk if any of these books that are in pt-br would be found in english for international readers. but if anyone has the opportunity to use a translator tool, i think it could be a great read. i study black identities and colonization in my country, so i found these while studying. it's not an exhausting list, there's much more out there!!! but in the case anyone is interested and can take the time to use the translator or look for the english version of any of these, they can be of great value.