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Since the Paralympics are happening and Iām seeing all sorts of people saying āSee? This person doesnāt let their disability stop them!ā
I would like you to remember that Paralympions are OLYMPIC LEVEL ATHLETES.
How would it feel if I compared your output to that of a literal olympic athlete and used that to justify not helping you or giving you what you need?
Oh, well Michael Phelps and Simone Biles can do it - why canāt you?
Thats how you sound.
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i looked at queeringthemap today and had a good cry but these especially touched me
yeah.
btw if you live in the midwest (a region where a lot of the states are going to have trigger laws or ban abortion completely it looks like) and if itās possible that you can leave ur state, get to illinois. Illinois isnāt just a state where abortion is permitted, in illinois abortion is strictly a protected right. illinoisā right to abortion is permanent and isnāt going to be changed anytime soon. in illinois your abortion rights are completely confidential. illinois is one of the easiest states to access abortion in and the process is fairly simple, and itās going to always be legal to do so even as the right to abortion is overturned in other states. itās very much a safe haven to anyone who needs to flee their state right now. if anyone can provide any resources and links that would be greatly appreciated.
here is a post detailing how you can get an abortion in chicago.
itās extremely in depth and shares a lot of very valuable info if coming here is in your best interest.
Just to mention it, as Iām sure others have, as of 6/1/2022 all minors can get an abortion in Illinois without parental consent or parental notification (previously, you had to get a court order to skip the notification). Also, Midwest Access Coalition is a group dedicated to providing funds to those who need to travel here to get an abortion. Please do pass this info on to anyone who may need it.
something like 80% of the chicago abortion fundās funds were used for people coming in from out of state. thatās not a bad thing at all, itās necessary medical work. please do come here. weād love to have you in. everyone else: donate to the chicago abortion fund. https://chicagoabortionfund.salsalabs.org/makeadonation/index.html
Iāve posted this to Twitter but I will post it here too, and before anyone asks YES THIS IS SAFE TO REBLOG EVEN IF YOUāRE NOT INDIGENOUS (AND I ASK YOU TO DO SO):
In the aftermath of the draft of the decision, I saw people, specifically white, non-Indigenous people (as Indigenous people who do speak on this are different), who were demanding on social media reservations and tribal governments to open abortion clinics on their lands, since our governments function separately from state governments and are sovereign.
AND I AM ASKING TO MY WHITE, NON-INDIGENOUS FOLLOWERS TO PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS.
If a tribe wants to do it, that is really fucking amazing! And I, as an Indigenous woman, hope that tribes do, but you, again Iām mostly talking to white, non-Indigenous people, should NOT be demanding that they do.
Hereās just two reasons:
White, non-Indigenous people in this country have always had some sort of damn entitlement to what tribal governments should do. Yes, we are entitled to the right to an abortion. But what no one, who is not Indigenous (and especially who is white and not Indigenous), has no right to feel entitled to what tribal governments choose to do.
Is it not clear our Supreme Court is shitty, not just with this Roe v. Wade decision, but with multiple that have happened over the past couple of weeks? How do you think that tribal governments have gotten so many rights to be so separate from state governments and to be sovereign? Itās usually been arguing things to the Supreme Court. I even did my undergraduate Capstone on how the Supreme Court has played an important role in determining reservation disestablishment or diminishment, and most of those come through tribal jurisdiction cases against state governments. Do you not think that many states, especially red states (who are the ones who are going to immediately outlaw abortion), arenāt just waiting to take tribal governments to the Supreme Court over these jurisdiction matters? And do you think our current Supreme Court will rule in the states favor or the tribes favor? Iām betting the states.
Again, if tribal governments decide to do it, good for them! I, as an Indigenous woman, hope they do! But please, as white, non-Indigenous people, do not demand this.
PS: Thereās currently a case that the Supreme Court will be hearing soon, and then ruling a decision on, called Haaland v. Brackeen, where the states of Texas, Louisiana, and Indiana (kinda funny how these are also states with trigger bills on abortion, isnāt it!) are trying to get the Supreme Court to rule the Indian Child Welfare Act unconstitutional! For those who donāt know, the Indian Child Welfare Act was put in place because of horrendous abuse that happened with Native children being adopted by non-Native (especially white) families. And states would disproportionally take Native children away to adopt them out to non-Native (especially white) families. And so the Indian Child Welfare Act was put in place so that, to protect Native children from abuse and to keep Native children connected to their culture(s), they can only be adopted by Native families.
If you care so much about Indigenous people, maybe also direct attention to fighting so that the Supreme Court doesnāt rule the Indian Child Welfare Act unconstitutional!
Good news: if youāre currently laying around and not producing anything, you are a credit to your species.
Iām an ant biologist and Iād like to point out that ants also spend a significant percentage of the time doing nothing.
Turns out sometimes the most evolutionary useful thing you can do is chill and not wear yourself to shreds, whether mammal or insect. It helps you deal with emergencies and adapt to change. Plus, you can act as living food storage!
That last part is probably more an ant thing than a human thing, but hey, live your dreams.
itās also a bear thing, which absolutely explains me
Doing absolutely fuck-all is how antarctic sea sponges live to be over 10,000 years old, so live your best, longest, laziest life.
Remember lions? Fellow apex predators?
Yeah, they spend 16-20 hours of the day laying around, socializing, raising Cubs and napping.
The last 4-8 hours are spent hunting.
Wait wait, theyāre not a primate so they donāt count.
How about Orangutans?
Well, they spend 90% of their time awake just hanging out in food-rich areas, eating fruit and leaves, socializing, raising children, and chilling.
Well, theyāre not people so it doesnāt-
How about Stone Age people in Europe?
They probably worked 3-5 hours per day, every day. (Though seasonal changes in food scarcity could change that)
Laborers in ancient Egypt worked 8 hours, with an hour break at lunch. They did this for 8 days, then rested 2 days. That sounds familiar. Exceptā¦ they also had regular time off for festivals and holidays, and only worked for about 18 out of every 50 days.
Artisans in imperial Rome generally worked from 6am to Noon, and then had the rest of the day offā¦ and only worked for half the year, due to all the holidays and festivals they got off.
But thatās too easy, what about a Peasant in medieval England?
6-8 hours per day, with Sundays off, Farm workers put in longer hours at harvest time but worked shorter days in winter when there are fewer hours of daylight. Economist Juliet Schor estimates that in the period following the Plague they worked no more than 150 days a year, due to the long holidays and many festivals.
Ugh, letās go poorer. 17th century France. Starvation was afoot for the working poor!
During the reign of King Louis XIV, the workers of France had it tough, and hunger for the poorest was a fact of life. The typical working day was as much as 12 hours long, but two hours were set aside midday for lunch and perhaps an afternoon nap. Nevertheless, the Ancient RĆ©gime is said to have also guaranteed peasants, labourers and other workers a total of 52 Sundays, 90 rest days and 38 religious holidays off per year, meaning they worked just 185 out of 365 days.
So what changed?
The industrial revolution, baybe~~
New factory owners could work their employees to the bone due to a lack of regulation and abundance of cheap labour.
The typical factory worker in mid 19th-century England toiled away for a soul-destroying 16 hours a day, six days a week, 311 days per year!
THAT nightmare became the standard by which western society began to judge āwork-life balanceā and anything gentler than the industrial factoryās unfettered brutality is considered āsoftnessā
(So many people died being mangled in those machines. Hair handkerchiefs went into style during American industrialization because working women would otherwise get their hair caught in the machines, and be either scalped or be bodily pulled inside to dieā¦. But thatās a horror for another time)
Americans in 2020 worked an average of 8.5 hours per day on weekdays, plus another 5 hours on weekends.
Taking out federal holidays and weekends, we work 262 days per year. Most of us get 5-9 sick days to take per year. (Yes, a fixed number, no matter how sick you really are), and usually either no paid vacation, or 7-15 days paid vacation, depending on seniority and the company. Unpaid vacation doesnāt have a max, but taking it often risks you getting fired.
Even comparing against the poorest laborers in ancient history the current working structure for humans is, frankly, inhumane.
We are mammals. Let us rest. Let us celebrate holidays and attend festivals. Let us attend to our homes and families.
Even the ultra wealthy folks who got their heads chopped off gave us more time off than this!!!
Someone in the comments said something like āhumans are instinctively industrious and productive, as social creatures!ā
Buddy, thatās a lie fed to you by capitalism.
In our default state, we attend to our families yes, but we also party like hell, lounge around, and make fantastic works of art just to be proud of ourselves. We made beautiful things for the joy of creating them.
Stone Age humans may have spent a couple hours hunting and gathering, but DEFINITELY spent loads of time painting every available surface. Time and weather washed most of it away, but some places like Arizona and Colorado still preserve a few of the endless murals made by ancient hands.
Evidence shows that the ancient world was COVERED in paintings and etchings - just saturated with images of birds and beasts and humans, sunsets and cool weather. We invented mythologies and painted about them. We did something impressive, and painted about it. We taught our children how to paint and lifted them into our shoulders so they could mark the ceiling.
In our most base state, humans will work enough to survive, but our instincts demand we use all other time to create art. We want to communicate. To make connections.
āWorkingā or ābeing productiveā is not on that list.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
id: the original post shares a tweet reading, āreminder that you are an omnivore, a predator, and a pretty big one at that. You are not a bee or an ant. It is, in fact, normal for you to just want to lay around not producing anything. Youāre a mammal. Stop judging yourself for not being a hive insect.ā / end id
@natalunasans: hereās more of that science you were hoping for.
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I think the only universal experience amongst archaeologists is that we have all, at least once, enjoyed digging a really nice hole and then gotten very sad when there was nothing in it.
Look at this beautiful hole. Absolutely nothing in it though :'(
There, fixed it :)
the overwhelming urge to get into that one prospecting hole that you were really proud of
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thinking about middle aged gay love is like. we have a future and we have time
my mother divorced my father when i was 7. it wasnāt because she was gay, though she did discover this later (another reminder that itās okay to find out who you are at 40, at 50, etc, and also for who you are to change) but because she had thought he was the great love of her life and he turned out to be a shitty person.
my mother married my ma when i was 11. i think they do have a great love. i think they love each other the way you can when youāre middle aged ā having seen the world, being able to see each otherās flaws, knowing themselves. they see each other in full, and they love each other and the world for it.Ā
they dance on the street to buskers (very embarrassing when youāre twelve; very cute when you look back on it as an adult). i shit you not ā they pass me their purses and dance on the sidewalk, laughing. i thought was something that only happened in movies.
my ma makes my mother eggs every morning because my mother canāt cook for shit. my mother presses my maās work blazers for her because my ma still canāt figure out how to work the new iron.Ā
when it was warm, high-school me would wake up on the weekends and wander downstairs to find them sitting in the backyard in the sun, drinking coffee together and splitting the newspaper in a surgical, exact process since theyād worked out who wanted which sections years ago.Ā
my mother is happier than sheās ever been. my ma, too. there is a future out there for every gay person whoās always known theyāre gay, like my ma, and for everyone who figures it out later, like my mother. thereās time.Ā
theyāre growing old together. i cannot express to you how much they are leading happy lives, loving each other, with a huge family surrounding them. i cannot express to you how much they have this beautiful future that they are living and will live.Ā
i want you to know, if you donāt have any older gays in your life: theyāre out there. and theyāre living these full, happy lives.
sometimes i look to my moms and i think, i want a life like yours. and looking at them makes me believe i will get it.Ā
Me: yep
Me: sees trans man not binding and one in a dress
Me : nope!
You didnāt have to draw a trans man with boobs sis, thanks for the dysphoria babeey
if u get dysphoric when u see a boob thatās understandable but its also your problem to deal with n u donāt get to shame other trans dudes for drawing people like them with visible breasts. as much as it sucks, most trans men do have non flat chests and itās not a bad thing to draw trans men with breasts (unless ur sexualising them, or ur drawing a real life trans man whoās dysphoric about his chest).
also u canāt have a go at op for drawing a trans man without a binder bc it makes u dysphoric n then call him sis. dont be a fuckin hypocrite dude.
anyways good post op
some trans men canāt bind for medical reasons. some donāt prefer to bind bc itās uncomfortable, and hot, and sweaty!!! some trans men arent that bothered by chest dysphoria!
trans people are not required to attempt conformity to be valid in their identity. no one is required to try and ālook cisā. thatās your own shit to deal with.
Thank you for drawing trans men who arenāt binding and who wear feminine clothes, OP, seeing trans people like myself really helps with my dysphoria
I canāt bind because of my severe asthma and pain in my ribs from fibromyalgia. So seeing trans men who arenāt binding really helps my crippling dysphoria. Thanks op (also disabled trans men aaaaaah! š)
Also some trans men cant afford a binder, or are closeted, or itt isnt safe where they live to bind, binding isnt a necessity v
Also trans men, just like cis men, are allowed to wear dresses.
and if you have big boobs binding gives you small boobs not a flat chest
also thank you for drawing plus-sized & disabled trans men <3
Hereās the opposite story, though. With apologies because I donāt have the book in front of me, so I may get some details wrong, but I read this āIrenaās Childrenā by Tilar J. Mazzeo.
Irena lived in Warsaw during the Nazi occupation, and dedicated her life to rescuing Jewish children from the Ghetto, and her story is complicated in a lot of ways but - well, this story isnāt actually about Irena, per se.
Itās about a bus driver.
Itās about a day when sheās traveling across town by bus with a very young Jewish child, and partway to their destination the child looks up and asks a question - in Yiddish. and the whole bus goes quiet, because everyone knows what that means. And Irena thinks, okay, weāre going to die here today.
And sheās running through her options - all of them bad - and suddenly the bus stops, and the bus driver announces that thereās been a mechanical failure and the bus needs to return to the depot immediately. Everyone off, please.
And she stands and goes to get off the bus and the driver says - not you two. Sit down. So she sits down as everyone else leaves, because, well, what else is she going to do? the options are all still bad, at this point.
and when the bus is empty the bus driver says,
āWhere do you need to go?ā
And then he drives them as close to their destination as he can, and lets them off, and drives away. And Irena lives, and the kid lives, and they never cross paths again.
So a janitor got three people killed, and a bus driver saved two lives - not to mention all the other lives indirectly saved because Irena was able to continue her work.
I think about that almost every day now, to be honest.
We canāt all be Irena. I couldnāt be Irena. She was in a unique place with very specific skills and connections that let her do what she did. I am just one mentally ill librarian. I canāt be her. But - I can be the bus driver. Or I could be the janitor. Because it doesnāt matter what your job is. It doesnāt matter who you are. In a world like this, every single one of us has the opportunity to do massive harm or massive good. We can save lives or end them.
And thatās scary. but itās also very comforting? at least for me. Because at the end of the day it means this: no matter of how small and helpless and unimportant you feel, youāre never powerless in the face of great evil.
You can choose to be the bus driver.
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How so? For starters.
American finance grew on the back of slaves
Economic Consequences of Segregation
GI Bill: White male affirmative action program
Predatory Lending in Black Communities and Black Wealth
African-Americans With College Degrees Are Twice As Likely to Be Unemployed as Other Graduates
Americaās giant wealth disparity is driven by a history of racist redlining
Black Graduates From Top Colleges Face Discrimination In Job Search, Salaries
A Black College Student Has The Same Chances Of Getting A Job As A White High School Dropout
40 Acres and a Mule Would Be at Least $6.4 Trillion TodayāWhat the U.S. Really Owes Black America
Racial Bias and Interstate Highway Planning
Race, Opportunity and Uneven Development in Urban America
Racial Bias in Hiring:Ā Black Sounding Names vs White Sounding Names but please white people, tell me how youāre the true targets of racism.
This is real. Iām telling you.
āBut you guys get affirmative actionā - white people. Affirmative action still aināt better than your white privilege.
white people want to talk about affirmative action? letās talk about it then.Ā
so pleaseā¦
You just think itās a coincidence that POC all across the nation just happen to live in under funded and ignored communities? White people are just naturally what, better at making money? Lol bye. Educate yourself. Re blogging for all those dope ass sources.
Its largely because of this that the wealth gap between white families and black families is so fucking huge. For every $100 owned by whites, black people own $13
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What are yāall doing to support First Nations/MĆ©tis/Inuit People now? Weāve worn orange and waved at a truckers convoy, so now itās time for deeper commitments.
Decolonization is a wonderful thing but itās deeper than who we buy our products from or acknowledging whoās land weāre really on.
https://www.lib.sfu.ca/help/academic-integrity/indigenous-initiatives/icrc/decolonize-minds
The most impactful way that you can help First Nations/MĆ©tis/Inuit People is by contacting your government officials and start making demands (after youāve learned them) on their behalf; email, call, write, etc.
But while youāre still unlearning, you can definitely shift the power dynamic by buying from and supporting Indigenous owned businesses and people.
Donating to the Indian Residential School Survivors Society is a great startā¦ā¦.
https://www.irsss.ca/
Hereās some other options:
Decolonize your body/hair care:
@ sisters_sage on Instagram
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Chass at Just for your spa (nails) in Vernon
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PART 1
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I was trying to explain tumblr to someone who had never used it before and she said āSo what do people post there? Videos, like on tiktok?ā and it took all my self control not to say āMostly we just post bullshit.ā
Wild, I too explained tumblr to someone today, and I did not refrain from saying we posted and reblogged fandom bullshit š¤£
She literally had NO frame of reference for ANY of it and I was just like āhow do I even describe this siteā
You can describe Tumblr as āa blogging platform housing thriving fandoms, underappreciated artists, and tons of shitpostsā but that doesnāt even come close to the EXPERIENCE of using Tumblr.
You are on Tumblr. You scroll past a thread spouting hot takes about a fandom youāre not in. You see signal boosts for people you will never meet. An ad tells you to put butter on your pillows. Your mutual spams about infinity train for a full hour and you donāt hear from them for days. āEveryone at the farmers market wishes to know me carnally.ā The inherent terror and joy of seeing the color of the sky.
You are on Tumblr. You post two videos. The first gets uploaded after five minutes. The second video never uploads. You reupload the second video. Nothing happens. You check your activity. You donāt know if someone just liked the same post eight times or if Tumblr is broken. Two people follow you. Youāre not sure if theyāre porn bots or empty blogs. Someone messages you about ray bans official charity event. Two days later the second video is uploaded twice. You close Tumblr. You open it again. Thereās a thread about how to hide a dead body. Someone tells you to touch grass. You try to search for a post on your blog. The search function does not work. There is a screenshot of a tweet of a Tumblr post. The reblogs are incomprehensible. The tags are worse.
You are on Tumblr.
This reads like a welcome to nightvale traffic report
this is the highest honor you could give. thank you
This description of the Tumblr user experience reads like Gothic fiction, and yet, all of this is true. This is just...what itās like to use Tumblr. We are all of us residing in an ancient manor on a distant moor. The walls shift around us and the doors disappear and we cannot leave, but instead of malevolent monsters and unknowable horrors, the curse of the mansion is just bad code, a collective failure of critical reasoning skills, and the knowledge that the wild moors of the Internet outside the manor doors are far more terrifying and far less welcoming than our present company.
I will continue to build upon this list as time goes on. For now, I hope you find something useful!
Worldbuilding Prompt of the Day Tag
Brainstorming Series Posts
Magic Systems, Part One
Magic Systems, Part TwoĀ
New Species
New WorldsĀ
New CulturesĀ
New Civilizations
Politics and GovernmentĀ
Map MakingĀ
Belief Systems & Religion
Guilds, Factions, Groups
War & Conflict
Science & Technology
Wildlife & Ecosystems
History & Lore
Species/Races
Creating long-lived species
Evolution of sexual reproduction in fictional species
Writing in a world without humans
Sounds non-sapient species can produce
Developing Fantastic Races (Link)
Creating Realistic Aliens and Their Worlds (Link)
Language
Languaging
HandlingĀ āForeignā Language Within the Narrative
Developing Ancient Languages
Google Ngrams: tool for researching period-appropriate language
Astronomy/Planetary Physics
Multiple Moons Effect on Planet
Controlling the Biomes on your World (with Science!)
Controlling the Gravity on your World (also with Science!)
Giving Your World Fantastic Skies (Link)
Why Tatooine is Plausible: Orbitary Mechanics of Binary Star Systems (Link)
What if Earth Had Two Moons?
Geology/Land
Map Making Photoshop Brush Set
How to develop a country when you donāt know where to start
Useful Geography DescriptorsĀ
Creating a World with Realistic Terrain
Forest types (aesthetic)
Laying out Villages and Towns
Specific Settings
Differentiating between Ancient Times and Medieval Times
Tips and Ideas for Writing Post-Apocalypse
Worldbuilding when thereās no āworldā present
General Worldbuilding
Words for sections within a city
Using Characters as Worldbuilding Tools
Creating Unique Cultures
Prioritizing Worldbuilding Details In the Narrative
Filling in the Details
Weaving in the Details (Link)
Creating Realistic Cultures (Link)
Being a God of Your Own World (Link)
How to Create a Fantasy World (Link)
Creating Fictional CurrencyĀ
Writing Prophecies Without Making Eyes Roll
Logistics of Mega-Cities in Fantasy
So You Have Too Much Worldbuilding Expositionā¦
Worldbuilding/Writing Quotes Tag
Random
My personal writing playlist
Writing Pregnancy, Labor, and BirthĀ (Link)
Using Indexes and Guides in your Novel
Writing in Multiple Points of View
How to Edit Your Own Writing (Link)
The Ultimate Guide to Worldbuilding (Link)
Avoiding Deus Ex Machina
Helpful GeneratorsĀ
Vulgar - Conlang generator
City Generator
Seventh Sanctum - expansive SpecFic generator
Deity Generator
Guild/Clan name generator
Planet name generator
Random map generator
More personalized map generator
Prophecy GeneratorĀ
Technobabble Generator
SciFi Corporation Generator
Fantasy Calendar Generator (Multiple Moons, etc)
Reblogging for my new followers. Lots of good links and info.
