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Kim Goodwinā: āI have had more than one male colleague sincerely ask whether a certain behavior is mansplaining. Since apparently this is hard to figure out, I made one of them a chart.ā
Borders are violence.
His nameās Frank Gonzalez and information on where this all went down can be found here: www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/post-nation/wp/2018/07/28/immigrant-girl-hides-in-auto-shop-after-escaping-attendants-from-florida-detention-facility/
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The name of his store is Gonzalez Auto Center, and google/Facebook reviews are always a great way to show how we feel about people like him.
Like, you want janitors and McDonald fast food workers and cleaners.
You just donāt want them to make a liveable wage and have healthcare and be treated like proper human beings. Ā

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Intersectional Autism
(or, Itās More Than Just Inclusive Advocacy)
Brief note here: Intersectionality was originally coinedĀ KimberlĆ© Crenshaw to describe how racism and sexism affect black women. I am using the principals she described, as I understand them, and applying to autism. Do yourself a favor and look her up, because she laid the foundation for the type of advocacy that we need within the autistic community. Also, if I mischaracterize Crenshawās views, please correct me! Iām still learning!
Iāve see a lot about inclusive advocacy within the autism community, and Iāve seen a lot about intersectionality within the autism community. These are two very important aspects of advocacy and activism, but they are not interchangeable.
Intersectionality is not just about including people of other marginalizations, and to treat it as such undermines the entire principal.Ā
Intersectionality is often describe as some variation of understanding that people often have multiple axis of marginalization and that those can interact with each other in very unique ways.
For example, the fact that I am autistic and a woman means that I am going to have unique challenges that other autistics do not have, and I am going to have unique challenges that other women do not have.
And thatās super, super, important, right? Of course it is! Itās all not quite what intersectionality is about, though, and when you leave the rest of intersectionality out, you are leaving the most important aspect out.
Intersectionality isnāt just about the fact that these axis of marginalization interact, but also that they haveĀ to interact. Not just that, but you cannot separate the axis of marginalization from you.
What does that look like in terms of autism?
Yes, I experience ableism because of my autism and yes I experience sexism because I am a woman, but those things do not happen as distinct, localized things. When I experience marginalization it isnāt just one or the other, it is always both. I experience ableist sexism and sexist ableism. Not one or the other.
Why is that? I mean, if someone says,Ā āwhat do you know, youāre just a woman,ā how is that ableist if it is obviously a sexist comment?
Yes, there are overt comments like the one above that are very obvious, but thatās not what weāre talking about here. We are talking about pervasive social issues. They key to understanding this in my opinion is to remember that sexism and ableism, are both systemic things. They are a very subtle part of society, and most importantly they are implicitĀ parts of society.
Most people in society pick up on these implicit, systemic biases whether or not they intend to, and it shows in how they interact with the world around them. With ableism it means everyone has a very subtle tendency to pity disabled people, and to infantilize them. With sexism that means a very subtle tendency to view women as emotional and unstable.
When someone interacts with me, an autistic woman, it means they are always going to be influenced by the fact that I am autistic andĀ the fact that I am a woman. There is that subtle social bias towards infantilize me and to view me as emotionally unstable.
Not one or the other, but both.
When we talk about intersectionality and autism and in making our community inclusive, we have to understand that we cannot separate axis of marginalization. Autistic women are always going to face sexist ableism and ableist sexism. LGBT autistics are always going to face ableist homophobia and homophobic ableism. POC are always going to face ableist racism and racist ableism.
And yes, that means a poor lesbian, Islamic, Latina, transgender, autistic, for example, is always going to experience a combination of classism, homophobia, Islamophobia, racism, transphobia, and ableism.
Any time there is an axis of marginalization, they are going to crisscross and interact in complicated ways, and while overt marginalization may directed at one or the other more obviously, the systemic nature of these issues means it is never going to be just one thing.
Thatās the point - itās subtle, itās not obvious. Thatās just the nature of pervasive, systemic issues, and that makes it hard to fight.
As autistic self advocates and neurodiversity activists we have to ask ourselves if we are okay with simply being inclusive. As a community, we have to ask whether or not we want to be progressive.
If we really want to be an inclusive community, we have to be intersectional. We have to recognize that not only do we face marginalization along different axis, but we can never entirely shake that those subtle influences that are there, no matter how overtly an -ism is directed at us.
We owe it to ourselves, but especially to those who face more axis of marginalization that us.
āMy body hair may not be flowers sprouting from my skin but it is coarse dark grass and natural still. My stretch marks may not be tiger stripes blossoming on my flesh but they are warriorās paint I wear with pride. Not everything on a womanās body must be beautiful to belong there. Do not patronise me with promises of pretty - this is nature, it is not always glamorous.ā
ā but itās mine // a poem
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literally taking a bath in glitter rn
Let me tell you a little something about Star Light Star Bright. If you even pick up this little fucker, you will have glitter on you, on your things and all around you for two weeks. Yes, from your maybe two fingertips that you used to give it a smell - it has left itās mark.
Now if you BATHE with this thing you will become a fairy.
You will also have glitter in your hair for all eternity whether you get it wet or not.
If you like glitter, this is the bath melt for you. There is no escape once you bathe. Happy holidays, from us at Lush.
Since this product is a melt it is literally just cocoa butter and glitter and some other fun things so the oil WITH THE GLITTER will bond to everything it touches. You, the tub, everything. But since our glitter is made from seaweed and sugar itās soft and biodegradable! I was coated in this glitter for two days and I was not itchy or scratchy, not once! However, this melt was banned from my household due to the intensity of the glitter.
biodegradable glitter. there is at least one fucking god
This is easily one of my favorite lush products. But this post is 100% true.
I am willing to test the boundaries of my allergies for this.

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hot take: movies cutting scenes that reveal a character is lgbt and then confirming it in interviews is.. not representation
So the USA is trying to starve its poor to death. Not even an exaggeration.Ā
The SNAP program is getting some work requirements applied again which are expected to leave up to (or more than) a MILLION people without benefits. Of these people, 97% are at OR BELOW the poverty line.Ā
And the only way toĀ āearnā your benefits - the way toĀ āproveā that you donātĀ ādeserveā to starve to death - is to work 20 hours per week, or 80 per month.Ā
Either pull a job out of your ass (earn your paycheck AND qualify for food assistance), OR participate in 80 hours of UNPAID labor (PLUS the expense and time of transportation to and from a set, unflexible location).Ā
And after working 80 hours (plus paying money you donāt have for transportation to get to the designatedĀ āprogramā location/s) for the state toĀ āproveā you donāt deserve to die, you get⦠are you ready?
Iām gonna use the Florida figures, because thatās what I was reading up on.
Less than $200 in food assistance. The average is actually less than 150.
Care to do the math?Ā
$150 for 80 hours.Ā
$1.88 per hour.Ā
The USA is a fucking dystopia.Ā
What the ever living fuck.
@fullten @lady-feral Iā¦what
Yeah, I was hit with this. Weāre okay right now since weāre staying with family, though feeding us puts a strain on them as well.
I make some internet money that works out to about 125 a week so if I wanna keep getting my food assistance I have to itemize that so it qualifies as a 20 hour a week job, which it probably does, but itās ridiculous that anyone has to do this and most people under the poverty line will not be able to.
I HAVE had real jobs. Iāve had enough real jobs that the taxes taken out of my own past paychecks already cover all the food assistance Iāve used and plenty to come. I have already paid for this food myself.
And every day a politician somewhere in this country wastes enough money to feed our entire fucking population.
I WANNA ADD SOMETHING IMPORTANT for anyone who thinks they might need to sign up for food assistance, cause a few people just asked me some stuff about it.
In your interviews and applications, they are going to ask ādo you ever eat with other people.ā
This is a trick question.
Youāre gonna probably think āwell, technically, yeah, I had lunch with my friend last weekā¦my mom made me a dinnerā¦.ā
STOP
Answer NO. Always always answer NO. This question is designed to weed people out. If you admit to literally ever sharing a meal with another human being, that actually allows them to deny or alter your benefit amount. Even though this is legally referred to as āsupplementalā food assistance and it isnāt enough to live on by itself, Republicans already donāt want anyone to have even that, and they want to consider it āfraudā if you both receive food assistance and EVER share food with another person, whether youāve used your benefits to buy ingredients for someoneās birthday dinner or your mom made you a casserole one visit.
The correct thing to say when asked these questions is āI purchase and prepare my own foodā or āwe eat separately.ā Even if youāve already told them you live with family or a roommate.
Remember: Republicans donāt even want assistance recipients to be able to buy āluxuryā items like fucking pasta sauce. They would limit you to nothing but gruel if they could. Theyāve fought and pushed to load the benefit process with ātricksā and catch-22ā²s like these to treat as wide a range of people they can as lazy fraudsters and moochers.
Hey @fullten , this is some super important information from bogleech here. Sorry to bother you to post it again but I think this might save some people some pain in the future to see this.
This is legit, I got hit with that ājob requirementā shit and luckily my Doctor helped with the paperwork to get me exempt since working is basically something I canāt do (at least not for very long ā I worked 30 hours a week just a few months ago and it literally ruined my quality of life, my depression and anxiety were amplified so badly that I was unable to do basic things like clean the dishes or take showers, and slept for 24+ hour stretches). Itās a huge pain in the ass, but if you CANāT work, you need to get some kind of doctor on board to help you by writing a note or something, if possible. Also, when youāre applying initially, list ONLY YOURSELF as your āhouseholdā. If you list multiple people it requires you to list all of their earnings and assets and even having a room-mate with a decent job can literally disqualify you.
IF YOU CANT HANDLE ME AT MY WORST, JUST REMEMBER THAT I HANDLE ME AT MY WORST AND THAT MAKES ME STRONGER THAN YOU
Oh my goodness this makes me feel powerful I hadnāt even thought of it like this.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nba/2018/07/30/lebron-james-promise-school-akron-ohio/862159002/
Some people donāt understand how big this is, opening a school, especially a public one is a huge undertaking and even with LeBron money itās costly.
Itās really nice to see black celebs and athletes actually show their support for the community, rather than sparing a few words about it.
āIām a single father raising a teenager. Weāre meeting here in a few minutes to go on a run. Iām trying to teach him discipline and focus. Heās had some problems paying attention in school, but I donāt want to put him on medication. His mother and I divorced when he was four. Sheās a good person. Sheās very appreciative of what Iāve done. She just wasnāt ready to be a parent. I was in a much better place. So she didnāt fight me on custody. But it scares me to think if she had. The courts are set up against men. They almost always determine that women should raise kids and men should pay child support. I donāt understand it. Thereās a big push to see women as equal workers. Why canāt men be equal parents?ā

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Real vs. Movie
me seeing purple flowers on a lawn: thatās the prettiest thing iāve ever seen
me seeing sunlight hit the waves of the sea: thatās the prettiest thing iāve ever seen
me seeing raindrops sparkle colorfully on a bus stop bench at night: thatās the