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Oliver. 25. Vancouver BC.
QUEER, FEMME, TRANS/GENDERQUEER, ACTIVIST.
Critical of: Oppression, Racism, Cultural Appropriation, Fat Phobia, Ableism, Classism, Rape Culture. Supports: Decolonization, Trans*-Positive Feminism, Sex-Worker Rights, Queer/ Trans Anarchism/ Punk Culture, Immigrant Rights, Prison Justice. Other Interests: Self Care, Mental Health, Body Positivity, Vegan/Hypoglycemic nutrition, Transition Documentation, Femme/Queer/ Gayboy* Fashions. NSFW
“However fierce our band was in the past, imagine me, six-foot-two, in heels, fucking screaming into someone’s face.”
– Laura Grace on the future of Against Me! (via shallowbayer)

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#transition #against me! #so stoked!


→ Write CeCe

Please send a letter to CeCe while she is in jail. Let her know she has a huge amount of community support and that we are all here for her.

Public Safety Facility
Chrishaun Reed McDonald #2011014667
401 South 4th Avenue
Suite 100
Minneapolis, MN 55415

Inmates are not allowed to receive packages, including photographs.  Packages will not be accepted and will be returned to the sender.  Photographs will be removed from the envelope and returned to the inmate at the time of release.  Please note that all letters sent to the jail are opened, read, and inspected by jail staff. Use good sense about what you say in your letter, and don’t write about anything that is likely to get you or anyone else in trouble with the cops.

You can also organize a letter writing party! If you live in the area, you don’t even have to worry about paying for postage-bring your letters to the drop box for at The Exchange (3405 Chicago Ave S, Mpls) and we will mail them for you.

(Source: thecurvature, via locomotives)


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allimdoingis:

I’ve watched this video maybe 20 times now.

Look at these fierce ladies performing this hula, transcending the expectations of the hula mu’umu’u.  Look at this hula confronting ableism, re-telling the story of Manamanaiakaluea, not as a woman who had struggled, was pitied, and was restored.  This is a hula about the grace and power of Hi’iaka and the strength and resilience of Manamanaiakaluea.

This is a hula about survivance.

“Pi’i Ana A’ama” - Kumu Hula Mark Keali’i Hoomalu

(via custerdiedforyoursins)


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→ I'm still figuring it out: how to decode a person with an anxiety disorder

conjuringseed:

theironinfidel:

weepingaboutmadscientists:

euclase:

things we are trying to do all the time:

  1. be safe

things we can’t help but do all the time:

  1. second-guess ourselves
  2. behave impulsively and reactively
  3. take everything personally
  4. worry
  5. worry
  6. worry
  7. have difficulty accepting compliments

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→ I'm still figuring it out: how to decode a person with an anxiety disorder

quelola:

conjuringseed:

theironinfidel:

weepingaboutmadscientists:

euclase:

things we are trying to do all the time:

  1. be safe

things we can’t help but do all the time:

  1. second-guess ourselves
  2. behave impulsively and reactively
  3. take everything personally
  4. worry
  5. worry
  6. worry
  7. have difficulty accepting compliments

Let me pass this around to former friends who dip out cause they think I’m a flake. Let me pass this around to new friends that I’m trying to make. Let me pass this around to everyone. Also let me translate this into Spanish for my parents.

Also, idk about “decoding” that word choice is weird maybe I don’t understand it or hey maybe that’s just my anxiety telling me to question it idk.

(via smokinhotmess)


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→ colored queer waters: IS it misogynistic when Queer men refer to women as fish?

navigatethestream:

yes it is

this is one of the things that drove me up the wall in high school about the chicago youth LGBT POC scene at the time

listening to black gay men think they could call each other fishes simply because of varying degrees of effeminate behaviour or whatever criteria in their in-group that…

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Don’t tell me that simple things like painting my nails, walking down the street in platform heels and simply having the bare minimum amount of strength and energy required to get out of bed in the morning are not in and of themselves revolutionary acts.

(Source: sixtyforty, via homotronic)


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