Sniffles The Blimp

i'm going to assume that you stopped reading at the point where i explicitly said that "being vigilant irt being aware of your surroundings is common sense" so like. be for real

where does this post specifically say anything about women or asking them to let their guard down unhoused people. be specific.

unhoused people are statistically less likely to commit crimes than housed people and in fact are at a high risk of exposure to sexual violence, gun violence, police brutality, and (based on a study conducted in san diego as one example) face a risk of murder 19 times over

i am a black woman and with those intersecting identities face a undue and different level of harassment and lack of safety on the street than many people who don't share those identities; that still does not keep me from recognizing people on the street as human beings