Oh god I'm in my thirties. Current obsessions: Berena, Hilda, She-Ra, Kipo and the Age of the Wonderbeasts. Obsessions that will never die: Star Trek (especially Deep Space Nine), Doctor Who (especially Classic Who), Steven Universe. Other things that might show up: social justice, Steed and Mrs. Peel, pictures of cosplay.
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CALL TO ACTION FOR CISGENDER WOMEN, 11/21/24
SIGN HERE
House Representative Nancy Mace and the Congressional GOP have launched a campaign of harassment not just against newly-elected trans Democrat Rep Sarah McBride of Delaware, but against all trans and nonbinary people, through a newly proposed piece of legislation called the "Protecting Women's Private Spaces" Act, which would restrict bathroom usage in all federal buildings by biological sex, forcing trans people to use bathrooms designated for a gender with which they don't identify, and which they may not present as, which dramatically increases their risk of harassment and violence. We have also seen, over the years, as these bills increase nationwide, that they don't make cis women safer either; many of us have personally experienced increased harassment in bathrooms because of how we look, or we know someone who has. Proponents of these bans continually insist that they are vital for the protection of cisgender women and girls. This makes it incredibly important for cisgender women and girls to loudly stand up and refuse to be used as a shield for this bigotry.
Please share this petition with the cis women in your life to add their names (and their stories, if they wish to share them).
Cis men, you can help by forwarding this and spreading the word; but the more signatures we can share from the population specifically being named in the title of this legislation, the more impact it will have.
SIGN HERE: "NOT IN OUR NAME: CISGENDER WOMEN AGAINST TRANS BATHROOM BANS"
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Instead of apologizing for liking "trashy" media, consider: what is it doing well? If you like it, if it's making you feel pleasure and interest, then it must be succeeding at something. Is it shaping a set of emotional beats that you find satisfying to watch play out? Did it craft a character you find really compelling? Is something in the styling and aesthetics speaking to you? Did it unexpectedly resonate with a mood or experience you needed to see reflected right then?
However shallow or flawed a piece of media is, if you like it, it's because of something it did well - at least well enough to affect you, on the day that you encountered it.
There are a lot of good reasons to acknowledge this. One is about gratitude and manners: someone worked hard on that thing, and if they provided something that gave you happiness and pleasure, it's nice to honor that. Another is about breaking down the insidious habit of sorting everything into simple good/bad boxes. A piece of media, like a person, can do a lot of things wrong and a lot of things right, and the things on one side do not magically erase the other.
But the most important reason, I believe, is to get in the habit of celebrating what brings you pleasure and happiness. All your life there have been and there will be people telling you that you find joy in the wrong things, that if a particular thing makes you feel good it shows that there's something wrong with you. I reject that utterly. If a particular thing makes you feel good then there's something right, about you and about that thing. I'm not saying that pleasure is the only important thing or that every pleasure should be indulged indiscriminately. All I'm saying is that pleasure is in and of itself a good thing, and deserves notice.
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From the article:
A recent report by Indigenous Environmental Network, or IEN, and Oil Change International, or OCI, found that Indigenous-led resistance to 21 fossil fuel projects in the U.S. and Canada over the past decade has stopped or delayed an amount of greenhouse gas pollution equivalent to at least one-quarter of annual U.S. and Canadian emissions.
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This is a result of the inhumane decisions that members of this administration want you to be silent about in public for fear of a loss of “civility”.
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romana's introduction scene features two time lords, ergo it is sort of difficult to plot their ages onto human ones, but let us try. imagine if god said: you are going on a road trip for me. have fun! now imagine a 21-year-old walks into your sexy sexy car that you want to fuck unannounced and says she has fucked your car for you. and then she calls you, a 30-year-old, senile. on the grounds that you have been travelling in your car for ten years, which i suppose is a really long time if you are 21. within a few drives you are space married. now fastfoward a few years and she's bitter that you're still more in love with your car than her, even though your car is more in love with her than you.
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"a vague disclaimer is nobody's friend"
4x07 The Initiative
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I was trying to feed Spot. Data's cat? STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION 6.25 "Timescape"
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Hey, so bad news, they did bring this back and it passed the house this time. BUT we can still kill it in the Senate:
Our first victory against trump!
Time to start celebrating ALL the small wins, because EVERY win means a lot, and every win helps us fight for the next one!
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Apparently my director went to see a production of West Side Story a few years ago, and the guy playing Chino forgot his gun before coming out for his final scene. Once it got to the big scene where he is supposed to shoot Tony, he screeched “Poison Boots” and kicked the actor playing Tony until he went down. The girl playing Maria then had to jerk the shoe off of Chino���s foot, and had to do the gunshot scene asking “How many kicks Chino? How many kicks, and one kick left for me”.
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STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION // S5E3 Ensign Ro You see, Captain... When I was seven years old, I was given a piece of sugar candy. And I was led by a Cardassian into a room where my father was sitting. And he looked at me with eyes I'd never seen. The Cardassian began to ask him questions, and during the next two hours, as I was forced to watch, my father was tortured until he died. And I remember feeling... so ashamed of him as he begged for mercy. I was ashamed of him for being weak. I was ashamed of being Bajoran. Later I began to understand how misguided those feelings were and... And yet somehow they remained a part of me. I don't want to be ashamed of my heritage anymore, Captain. I served the Federation, but I am Bajoran. A Starfleet admiral presented me with an opportunity to help my people in their fight against the Cardassians. I had to accept.
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Control Room, 2004 (embroidery on black velvet) & Space Station, 2006 (embroidery on canvas)
Farhad Moshiri
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I think there's something very frustrating about how so many activist events, like the haka in the New Zealand parliament, are brushed off as spontaneous acts of passion instead of carefully planned and coordinated efforts. I see it a lot of with indigenous activists especially, and it feels like a lot of people lean on that idea because they like the romantic idea of activism being spontaneous passion but it's incredibly infantalizing to ignore the efforts that these activists and protestors and politicians put into making these things happen, making their voices heard and preparing their communities and allies to stand as a united front when it's time.
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Finished a new piece. I think it speaks to my state of mind. Notice the fine details. :)
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this is your thanksgiving reminder that the chinook tribe is still fighting for federal recognition, which means they are unable to access programs and resources. please take some time today to sign their petition and donate if you’re able to. and if you live in washington or oregon please write to your elected officials.
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hi this is your reminder to go get this fall's covid booster if you haven't yet! it's like the flu shot where you need a new one every year to cover new variants, since coronaviruses evolve super quickly. this is a great time to get one, since it's just before the winter wave. if you're in the US, you can get one by making an appointment at a drugstore like cvs or walgreens or even the grocery store pharmacy (and there are grocery store pharmacies that take walk-ins). you can also get it at your doctor's office. and you can get your flu shot at the same time!
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they can't stop you from thinking about gay sex on company time
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