#The underclass
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My favorite thing about GMMTV's teenage anarchists shows is the wide variety of ways their teacher characters fucking suck.
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Hi! I'm Sana, here's some stuff about me and my blog: - She/Her -Pan/Ace -Minor 𝕊𝕠𝕞𝕖 𝔽𝕒𝕟𝕕𝕠𝕞𝕤 𝕀'𝕞 𝕀𝕟: -Total Drama -Percy Jackson and the Olympians (all series) -Harry Potter -Miraculous Ladybug -The Distratous Life of Saiki K -My Hero Academia -Avatar: the Last Airbender -Ever After High (how did i forget this???) -Ride the Cyclone -Hunger Games -Just Add Magic -Gortimer Gibbons life on Normal Street -The Underclass -Sander Sides - BFDI -(idk if this counts a fandom) Cameron Geller Cinematic Universe -Glitch Techs -Series of Unfortunate Events -Bee and Puppycat -Infinity Train -The owl house -Gravity Falls - Carmen Sandiego - some more which ill probably add later - Danganronpa - God troubles me/hanhua riji -project sekai - mouthwashing -Alien Stage -The guy who she was interested in wasn’t a guy at all -Omori Other Socials: Ao3: @SanaNasaAnas_4701 Quotev: @SanaNasaAnas
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#Harry potter#percy jackson and the olympians#total drama#miraculous ladybug#the disastrous life of saiki k#my hero academia#avatar the last airbender#ever after high#ride the cyclone#hunger games#just add magic#gortimer gibbons life on normal street#The underclass#sander sides#battle for dream island#cameron geller cinematic universe#glitch techs#a series of unfortunate events#bee and puppycat#infinity train#the owl house#Gravity falls#Carmen Sandiego#danganronpa#God troubles me#hanhua riji#Project sekai#hatsune miku colorful stage#mouthwashing#Alien stage
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do you have any ideas about why so many students are struggling with literacy now? I know that illiteracy and reading comprehension have been issues for years and most americans read at like a 5th grade reading level but I’m curious why it seems to be worse now (pandemic? no child left behind?)
It is everything. There’s not one answer. I could talk about this forever so instead I set a five minute timer on my phone and wrote a list of as many of the many things that are causing this on a systemic level that I could think of:
It’s parents not reading with their kids (a privilege, but some parents have that privilege to be able to do this and don’t.)
It’s youtube from birth and never being bored.
It’s phasing out phonics for sight words (memorizing without understanding sounds or meaning) in elementary schools in the early aughts.
It’s defunding public libraries that do all the community and youth outreach.
It’s NCLB and mandating standardized tests which center reading short passages as opposed to longform texts so students don’t build up the endurance or comprehension skills.
It’s NCLB preventing schools from holding students back if they lack the literacy skills to move onto the next grade because they can’t be left behind so they’re passed on.
It’s the chronic underfunding of ESL and Special Ed programs for students who need extra literacy support.
It’s the cultural devaluing of the humanities in favor of stem and business because those make more money which leads to a lot of students to completely disregard reading and writing.
It’s the learning loss from covid.
It’s covid trauma manifesting in a lot of students as learned helplessness, or an inability to “figure things out” or push through adversity to complete challenging tasks independently, especially reading difficult texts.
It’s covid normalizing cheating and copying.
It’s increasing phone use.
It’s damage to attention span exacerbated by increased phone use that leaves you without an ability to sit and be bored ever without 2-3 forms of constant stimulation.
It’s shortform video becoming the predominant form of social media content as opposed to anything text-based.
It’s starting to also be generative AI.
It’s the book bans.
what did I miss.
#i’m not immune to any of this. I’m trying to read more. it’s good for me#I think that the literacy crisis is a manufactured result of a lot of different policy choices because it creates an exploitable underclass
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“woman” does not exist as a “protected” underclass.
the illusion of a loving, determined, self-controlled & providing man is just that. an illusion.
“woman” does not exist as as a “protected” underclass.
the lies they sell you about the “easy life” of tradwives are exactly that. lies.
“woman” does not exist as a “protected” underclass.
if you give a man the power to feed you, you are essentially giving him the power to starve you.
“woman” does not exist as a “protected” underclass.
the couples who tell you how perfect their conservative trad life is, how functional & happy they are, how easy the wife has it– are selling you misogynistic propaganda to cover up the reality of housewives, disadvantaged women; women who depend on their husband’s mercy.
“woman” does not exist as a “protected” underclass.
the oppression of women is not merely tied to, “they are weak & soft and should in turn have a loving & logical man provide & protect them”. the oppression of women does not exist in a setting of a “peaceful dumb subordinate and her rational and loving head”.
“woman” does not exist as a “protected” underclass.
housework is only one form of unpaid labor. women have historically engaged in more physically exhausting & dangerous labor, unpaid labor– the role of a “gentle and nurturing housewife”, despite the role/labor of motherhood, childbirth & housework also being insanely dangerous & undervalued roles; is closer to a misogynistic myth than reality.
“woman” does not exist as a “protected” underclass.
marital rape is normalized. under a totalitarian marriage, a woman is not “protected” from rape. she is regularly raped by her husband. the law does not interfere since her husband has full ownership of her. to him, consent is given the second you say your wedding vows. marriage is an institution of oppression.
“woman” does not exist as a “protected” underclass.
nothing about our pain, suffering, and oppression is “protecting” us. quit using misogynistic language when trying to analyze systems of oppression.
#radical feminism#gender abolition#gender critical#radblr#marxist feminism#woman is not a protected underclass#woman is an exploited and abused underclass#feminism#tradwife
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If your "anarchist" advice is "do not take any significant risk and only push back within the confines of what society considers acceptable," consider the fact that maybe you aren't an anarchist, and that's okay
#when your anarchist advice ignores the existence of the entire underclass you're probably just a progressive#if you think felons can't be anarchists you don't know shit
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hi. sorry for being obsessed in 2024. it will continue this (2025) year.

10 years of drawings aka prev summaries under cut
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i have not drawn oc stuff in a hot SECOND
#. // ♡ 🌱 art#depths of depravity#cody vasquez#noel tiffany#vanida thompson#a wip of a dumb comic im doing#vani asking noel about her first time to get some advice#which!! fun fact!!#im aging noel up more#she's gonna be 23 cause i think it'd be funny if she was cody's underclass men#you'll understand why im saying this when this dumb comic drops
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my honest opinion about caitvi is that the pacing is too rushed to make me super invested. there isn’t enough time between them investigating zaun and vi reuniting with jinx in S1 to really establish their individual goals, backgrounds and dynamic. what makes them similar despite coming from vastly different worlds? how can they improve themselves by being together? why do they need each other? they deserved a slow-burn
to be fair, pacing is an issue across the board with the show. it’s too ambitious and has too large a scope for the amount of time they had
#that being said I really liked how they established their sexualities#it was subtle but not too subtle#like you know they’re romantically coded right away#they could’ve had everything going for them! from wariness to begrudging respect to secret fondness!#I’m just saying the investigation should’ve lasted longer#with false leads and whatnot#and caitlyn seeing parts of zaun that challenges her views#like normal people you know… who aren’t criminals but are trying hard to survive…#and I don’t meant the people they find at the boat I mean everyday civilians#like how zuko meets normal civilians suffering from the war during his travels in atla#but that’s a whole other rant about how arcane depicts the underclass which I take issue with oops#maybe I’ll write something about that later#also caitlyn should’ve become a deserter and turned against the enforcers but ANYWAY#arcane critical#caitvi critical#ghost speaks
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watching underclass and I HATE TEE. PANG CLEARLY LIKES YOUR SISTER, EVERYONE CAN SEE IT. MEEN’S FRIENDS SAY THEY SHIP THEM AND HOW MEEN ‘Such a tsundere’ JUST KISS ALREADY
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It's only gotten worse. Bob Hoskins is a hero to the working class of London for a reason, he really tried to raise his voice on our behalf <3 Gentrification is a not strictly a modern problem! They've been screwing us like this for over 100 years! That's how it's gotten so bad. Learn your history, learn how they fucked over your grandparents and your great grandparents, you can learn how they're coming for you too!
#gentrification#corrupt developers#anarchism#anti capitalism#anti capitalist#working class#working class history#housing crisis#inequality#Youtube#class war#class politics#underclass#poor#homeless#poverty#unhoused#homelessness#corporate greed
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Throughout human history there have been modes of exchange and even commerce within most societies, but they were not necessarily capitalist. Capitalism is often presented in educational systems, journalism, and popular culture as the pinnacle of human organizing, a system by which humans, acting rationally, bring their goods and services to a common marketplace to make logical trades with one another, lowering poverty and improving the quality of life for everyone as they do. But capitalism is not predicated upon free exchange at all; rather, it is an all-consuming system whose central incentive is to extract value, or capital, for profit.
It does so by usurping the entirety of the lives of workers, including those who are enslaved. If this sounds extreme to you, just think about how many times you’ve been told, by your job or by a self-help book, that your personal value is defined by your productivity. This places capitalism’s economic goals at odds with human health. And because of this pressure to optimize value creation on the backs of, and at the expense of, workers at every turn in its development, capitalism has created a viral underclass.
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I will forever be an armored core v believer
Its cool that they dig up the fossils of these dinosaurs to kill each other over and over again
I swear V (not verdict day) is drawing some heavy ass inspiration from Equilibrium (2002) as well
#i wish the game was more like the trailer#the trailer is so good#i had been disappointed it didnt match up to that... but going through V's story was a real pleasant surprise#it was much better overall than i had immediately marked it for but did take the whole game to get there#needed more story climax tho#but getting to the underground subways where the underclass tries to survive...#it was a city under there!#actually surprised me#took 9/10 of the story missions to get to#armored core#ac v#i love ac v#its my fav... how long were those mechs rotting under there?#200? 300 years? 2000-3000?#theres an armored core 4.5 that would tell you but the fun is to never know
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it's so unbelievably short-sighted for any labor movement to try to secure rights for a "legitimate" group while leaving out a brutalized underclass. obviously in these situations the primary victims are the brutalized underclass but even the "legitimate" group is completely kneecapping itself. this is the consistent failure of american labor politics dating back to its inception. & if they recognize this issue they love to say "what if we just deported the underclass" (dating back to the american colonization society!)
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DEAN: Let me describe my dream home. (cuts to a MoL named Clive who changed his name and got to retire in a charming cottage-style in Topeka, KS) DEAN: I'm not saying I have to have a jacuzzi but...I really like bubbles.
It's a ruse, it's a delaying tactic, but it's also partially grounded in truth. Dean wants to retire. He wants to be a destination, not a road junkie. He wants to relax in a goddamned tub. Really, it's just a souped-up vat of water, but it's been built up so much as to become some kind of impossible luxury for most.
WELLINGTON: Look, I'm just gonna stop you right there. Judging from your cheap shoes and faded jeans, I'm guessing the only house you're in the market for comes with wheels. I prefer [not to have my time wasted] by some hayseed.
He means a trailer by, the way. It's a nod to the car, but he means a trailer. He takes one look at Dean and he sees trailer trash or a homeless bum. "These things aren't for us," indeed. The outsider status is in part...economical and class-driven. Vagrants, homeless bums, country hicks in flannel, prostitutes...they don't get to have homes in the land of dreams.
SPN 10x11
#spn 10x11#spn and class#class#oh to be apart of the underclass that keeps the world turning#to be the one doing the things the rich use to survive and maybe even indulge in#judging the product and using it at the same time
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I wanted to write something cool, but i didnt, so happy birthday to me. hi. look who is 31 now.
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innie tumblr would be crazy ms helly would NOT take kindly to being told she has privilege over the gemmas
#this is in lieu of a post about how severance is illustrating a fuller view of class structure#where even though low level white collar workers in the US ARE being oppressed#their labor is still contributing to violence against an invisible underclass who are even more brutalized
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