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Manatees are also known as sea cows 🐮

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The largest mass shooting in American history was a hate crime against gay people. Don’t ever forget that.

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Reposting this so it gets to the right people!!

Edit: Saline beats milk—it is AGAINST the usage of pouring milk into your eyes. It is suggesting that if you do not have access to a saline solution or water somehow, milk is your far LAST resort. It’s not a substitute. Use WATER above all else, it’s incredibly accessible

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SHOOTING CIVILLIANS POINT BLANK. SHE WAS TRYING TO GET HOME AND THEY SHOT HER FOR NO REASON. GET THIS FOOTAGE OUT!

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Autistic trauma is so devastating and yet so corny. You'll be doing everything perfectly normal in public but someone will sneer at you and you'll spend an hour agonizing over yourself like "fuck what if no one told me it was Don't Wear Yellow Thursday"

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Pride 2025

These Colors Don't Run!

this Pride remember your roots, fight the fuck back, remember your allies and friends and don't get distracted.

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RIP Jonathan Joss (December 22nd 1965 - June 1st 2025).

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All from @mattxiv on Instagram.

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Mandatory illustration for Pride Month. feat my OC Eerie

Eerie is a transfem androgyne, goes by they/she and bi-oriented demiaroace. But simply go as QUEER cause they don't give a fuck about labels

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So you are telling me, according to the San Antonio Police Department, its not a hate crime when you:

- threaten to burn a gay couple’s house down for two years and openly calling them slurs

- actually do burn down the house

- kill their dog and place it’s skull and harness on top of the couple’s mailbox for them to see

- shoot and kill one of them while they are crying over seeing their murdered dog’s remains while you are also calling them homophobic slurs

During both Pride and Indigenous History Month nonetheless.

Rest In Peace Jonathan Joss.

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licensed from @morggo

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Helps a little, ig things are similar even outside the US. And judging from past discussions with family, criticizing Israel isn't what people want to know about. What Trump does this week seems also more covered/probably promising more interest. For your explanation as for why Tumblr, some of it I already know and I could probably have worse news sources, especially as thanks to no character limit we can also discuss with as long explaintions as needed and like you said we can attach sources. I'm still a little disappointed when I actually realize the probable biases in our media and how it has lead me to defend my thinking that human rights and internal laws should count for everyone.

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How is this "legal" (it most likely is not but doesn't seem like any consequencesfor Israel)? And how am I learning about this through Tumblr?