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I cant believe this tweet is how I find out

Edit: Now that we're talking about it, look. There is all the countries ratification dates, along with considerations for their laws.

And you can check the convention here.

Edit 2: For those in the US who want to check their state's laws compliance to the convention, there is this site.

Edit 3: The map source btw. Its from wikipedia.

Thank you people in the notes for the info and image desc.

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*wokely* tell me what genitals you have, stranger i just met

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not to brag, but I'm Mmmm all day

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CBC goes in hard with the OSINT, identifying key white supremacists in Ontario, Canada + where they train and what parks they frequent.

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countering the reactionary urge to cling to the biological as "real" and "natural" could be a real point of coalition for disabled, intersex, and transgender/transsexual politics and it really should be. "the natural body" as a construct does not serve us and we do not have to keep making concessions to it. what makes my disabled transsexualised body any less 'natural'? why are we using 'natural' and 'biological' as short-hands for 'real', 'normal', or 'good'? what is there that truly divides the social world from the natural/real world? what merit is there in divorcing the social body from some imagined from of non-social body? something to think about

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its meeeee @w@ she looks so fucking good sam tysm!!!!!

i finally finished a lil gift i was making for @anarchopuppy 💕💕 gummy puppy girl!

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so itchio has shadowbanned any games tagged with 'nsfw', 'adult', or 'erotic' so they don't show up in searches, and several devs have reported that their r18 games have been removed from the site with no warning

you know, maybe the internet shouldn’t be controlled by payment processors and terf lobbyists. and maybe people should be more concerned about this rise of censorship on queer media.

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many on here need to be learning this lesson

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This is going to be hard for a lot of people to hear but if you want to make your spaces safer for disabled people, then you need to stop assuming malice from every poorly worded post.

A lot of neurodivergencies and disabilities cause people to ramble, lose their train of thought very easily, go on tangents, have disordered thinking, etc. We can get words and names mixed up very easily, lose words entirely, struggle to put our thoughts into actual words that make sense to people, and lose track of conversations. Whether it's from ADHD, psychosis, brain fog, brain damage, or any other condition, thinking and verbalizing ourselves can be really fucking hard.

This isn't malicious. We aren't doing it on purpose to hurt or upset people, and we aren't ignorant about the topic just because we get mixed up. We deserve to have voices, even if we don't always make sense to other people.

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need met, thank u!!!

i know i just did 1 of these posts but that 1 died almost immediately and i just received an unexpected time-sensitive bill. sorry

its roxy again, im a broke unemployed depressed burnt-out autistic trans girl whos currently waiting for her disability application to be processed. in the meantime i need to pay unexpected time-sensitive bills, and also buy groceries and meds and HRT and stuff

im currently trying to scrape together $250 before july 26th to get my account out of the red and pay the things that need paid. if ur in a good spot to help me out id rly appreciate it, u can do so thru my ko-fi or dm me for a link to my paypal/venmo/cashapp. if ur also broke and cant spare anything i understand, thats simply how it is on this bitch of an earth, but i would also be v grateful for a reblog to help others see this post

thanks again yall, i love u 💖

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"Later, I would remember 2022 as the summer when people stopped caring. The Washington Post interviewed Americans taking flight while knowingly Covid positive, and CDC research later showed that 81 percent of airplane bathroom wastewater samples had Omicron RNA. Friends who were very careful about Covid in 2020 and 2021 now posted photos on social media of themselves traveling or crowded inside public spaces. Unmasked. As if they couldn't be reinfected, couldn't get long Covid. Did it only ever matter to protect themselves? . . . I grieve all that has been taken from me: the enjoyment of my body, the friends of decades who have disappeared, my health, the chance to watch K experience a normal childhood. And I grieve for my family. Our lives are filled with indignity after indignity. . . . For the first time in in my life, I am terrified of the future. I fear that if my husband ever becomes ill, i won't be able to care for him as he has so selflessly cared for me. I fear my life will be cut short by years or decades by Covid's lingering effects — heart attacks, strokes, dementia that sicentists warn about due to damage to our brains, diabetes possibility lurking behind my new blood sugar imbalance. I fear for my body while alive, and I wonder how much more suffering I will be forced to withstand. . . . This is not a feel-good story, not a tale of triumphing over adversity. In 2020, we heard that the pandemic's silver lining would be all the inequalities it had highlighted; at the dawn of 2024, it's clear that those inequalities are just as entrenches, or worse, than before. What long-haulers are now living through, social justice and disability-rights activists reminds us, is the American landscape as it has always been."

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actually. has anyone talked about the southern baptist convention on here yet...

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