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Hey everyone, just a reminder that yesterday the supreme court decided that its unconstitutional for the police to look through your phone unless they have a warrant, EVEN if you are placed under arrest.

I am angry, I am angry about the passage of omnibus bill which is no less than a genocidal attack on First Nations people, I am angry about the bodies locked up in the Prison Industrial Complex, being paid $0.10/hr and being charged $5.00/minute to make phone calls this accruing debt in their enslavement. I am angry that there is no maximum wage and that people are paid knowingly less than is required to stay alive. I am angry that an anthropological textbook written by a white man subjective as a the day is long I considered a more ‘objective’, ‘factual’ source of knowledge than my granny who lived that reality for a century. I am angry at arbitrary borders that divide families and communities. I am angry that the lowest paid labour is the things that are most necessary for our survival, namely Childcare, food service, food production, cleaning and sanitation and long term care. I am tired of how inaccessible the whole damn world is, that we don’t all learn sl and Braille from the beginning. I am angry that I have been raped and sexually assaulted and whether I have kept quiet or went to 'court’, there is no process of accountability, no healing for myself or perpetrators. I am angry that my community members will still cite the teachings of white Jesus to give reason why they can’t love us as queers and Trans folks. I am angry that the foundation of the medical industrial complex denies the existence of the multiplicity of gender. I am angry that we evaluate each other based on productivity and pieces of paper with slaveowners facing on it, that someone has less worth if they don’t have a job in a system that systematically enslaves millions and destroys the environment. I am angry and there are reasons.

Did you know that more people are arrested for drug possession in the U.S. than any other crime?

yaaasssss!! so beautiful!!

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