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Daily Mirror, England, April 8, 1920

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Salt-N-Pepa, Hilversum, Netherlands, 1988, © Paul Bergen

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this too shall pass

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listen. listen. the consumption of animal products is about mutually beneficial relationships Not domination and that's why prioritizing animal r*ghts over animal welfare is an absolutely brain fungus take to have

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happy lesbian day everyone

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Note: I am by no means a professional in health or otherwise. This is personal experience. I made this as a metaphor to help my parents understand me better.

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Anyone who thinks they can use AI to write a novel fails to understand what makes a story.

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it kills me how much people love to speculate on the trans male experience. transphobes and even other trans people will conjure up ideas of what it must be like for us to live, how hormones affect us, and especially what society treats us like. they love to tell us how we live our lives; strawman after strawman about fictional trans men who started hormones and became "evil and ugly", completely fabricated stories about about how every trans man they know suddenly "gained male privilege" and never deal with misogyny or transandrophobia.

people who tell you how your transmasculine experience will go have no idea what they are talking about. even if they sound confident, they are not correct- each and every transmasculine person has a different experience in life- we do not automatically gain the societal privilege of cishet white men once we decide to socially transition. they cannot see what your future holds. you don't deserve to have someone telling you how you will experience your own life, it is yours, you are allowed to live your truth, pave your own way and prove that we have varied lives that transcend what transphobes think the trans male experience is.

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Nelson Mandela: South African anti-apartheid leader and African National Congress member, who was an unwavering supporter of a free Palestine, wearing a keffiyeh at a meeting organised in his honour by the National Union of Algerian Youths. May 18, 1990, in Algiers

[Photo by Abdelhak Senna]

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did u see them btw...

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oh, thats zionist propaganda in my knuckles the echidna show

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London Dyke March (2012)

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Master doc that contains different resources and support for many countries including Palestine, Congo, Haiti, Hawai’i, etc ((op is underneath the link))

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Living for the cats occational background commentary

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Some of Omnia's content has gone viral recently, making her a recognizable target. Please share urgently.

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In the end, if children bother you for sensory reasons and that's why you don't want them to be in the same public spaces as you, there are disabled adults who can and would cause the same sensory issues for you. Adults who are loud, who vocally stim, who have poor boundaries, poor hygiene, who cry in public, etc etc etc. And they're already socially ostracized for all of this.

So actually yeah, it's the bare minimum you can do for the group with the least human rights on the planet to figure out how to accept children as part of your public community without hating them for it, even if you are child-free yourself.