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i’ve had a few things on my mind for a few weeks now that I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it, so I’m gonna write it down, and put it out there, and explain it to everyone and maybe, in that way, explain it a bit better to myself. It's under the read more, but it’s a story about food and adulting, and how access to food is a fundamental right, and how some fear never really goes away. And it’s also a thank you. To everyone who is right now stepping up and uplifting and supporting efforts to give people access to food who don’t otherwise have it. 

the first thing is how you never forget. when I was nineteen, I ran into a really rough economic spot, which lasted all the way up until last spring (that’s two whole years, in case you were curious). I was at school full time, and I didn’t have enough money to both eat and pay for my housing. 

Well, housing is a part of tuition, so if I didn’t pay housing, I couldn’t stay a student, and, besides, it’s fucking cold in January in DC. The sun goes down at 5 o’clock and comes back up and 8 am. At the time, I had a barista job that exponentially increased my weekly hours, and sometimes gave me a forward on my paycheck if I didn’t have enough money when my bills came due. I went from working 12 hours a week to working 30. I did not have a meal plan because I could not afford one. I had no family in the city and no contact with most of my family at all. I was new to the adult thing, and all alone, and without food. 

I started missing classes, because I was so tired. I started losing weight because I didn’t have food. I started stealing food from work, because we were gonna throw it all out anyways, so I ate stale bagels and coffee and peanut butter and when that wasn’t enough and I couldn’t sleep because I was so hungry, I used twenty dollars (which were the entirety of my tips for a two week period, because that coffee shop did not believe in tips) and bought myself some appetite suppressants. They were twenty dollars to buy, and they would save me around $30 every week in groceries. At every school function, I would bring tupperware and steal food, and would get made fun of for it. “hahaha you always do that, I know the cafeteria food is bad, but seriously?”. I wished I had access to the bad cafeteria food. I was so hungry I couldn’t study.  I was so scared I couldn’t sleep. You know what I could do? Run. I could run, and work, and try to muddle through as many physics equations as I could, but quantum physics is hard on a *regular* day, can you imagine how difficult it is when all you can think about is how fucking HUNGRY you are? 

Eventually, life got better. And, suddenly, we were in a pandemic so I no longer had to pay for housing, and I could come home and eat the food at home. I still work 30 hours a week, but this time it’s to rebuild everything that got depleted. I never wanted to ask for help, so I found a way to do it myself. That was a shitty, stupid thing to do, but. It’s what I did. And, when I came back, I joined a university study that was exploring food insecurity during the pandemic. Funnily enough, this pandemic is the first time in my adult life when I *haven’t* been food insecure. And STILL I forget! I still do the math of “if I have this for breakfast, what do I have left for lunch” and “it’s okay, I can survive on just coffee until 1 pm” and “how far can I run before I NEED the extra food”. It’s been nine months, and I still count meals like that. 

You want to know the results of the study? It’s primarily Black and Brown people who are feeling the food insecure, and the pandemic has massively exacerbated that for a lot of people. if you want to read the study, dm me, I’ll link it to you. 

So, as you might imagine, fighting food insecurity is an issue that is very near to my heart. I will never forget the impact it has, and I will never forget all of the people who are stepping up right now to help their communities, their friends, and their neighbors. It makes such a difference. I will always love the people who gave me grocery money because they found out that I had none left. I will always be in their debt, because, beyond the money they gave me, it was the kindness they showed to me when I needed it that makes them special people. The kindness that y’all are showing now by supporting whatever petitions and charities are being uplifted - and uplifting these resources and demands for change - is special. And I - personally - can’t thank you enough. 

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tagged by @venom-and-mania :/

1. Do you make your bed? 

Ya but only coz if i dont, there's no space in my room. I sleep on a mattress on the floor, & daytime i put my pillows aside & place the mattress up against the wall 😪

2. What’s your favourite number? 

8, for superstitious reasons.

3. What’s your job?

Biomed research stuff :/

4. If you could, would you go back to school?

Yeah I'd love to do postgrad work in postcolonial literature / studies !! But too dumb, too broke ✊😔

5. Can you parallel park? 

Maybe if i had like 20 mins lol... i don't drive often

6. A job you had which would surprise people? 

Nothing comes to mind but when I graduated I was super despo and applied to a lot of random roles including copywriter & train traffic controller.

7. Do you think aliens are real? 

Yeah definitely, but probably not near enough for us to detect... the universe is inconceivably vast...

8. Can you drive a manual car? 

Nope my license is for automatic cars only.

9. What’s your guilty pleasure? 

tarantino films, angelspit & msi... maybe brit panel shows? enjoying anything from the colonial centre makes me feel :/ being enamoured by any european art makes me feel that way too, to a degree. actually as much as i love it, academia - including the hashtag woke fields - is kind of a guilty pleasure since its so easily susceptible to ivory tower syndrome... also xueyang mo dao zu shi and elias magnus archives

10. Tattoos? 

No :(

11. Favourite colour?  

The first that came to mind was cosmic latte 😩

12. Things people do that drive you crazy?  Accumulate an obscene amount of resources & wealth. Also, locally, i cant stand how much praise SG (& other comparable "highly developed highly educated overachieving" asian cities like HK & Seoul) gets for its high concentration of wealth bcos only a small proportion of the population benefits... for the majority of people in the middle or working class,, i dont see much improvement in our median quality of life despite *~national economic growth~*. Also we keep getting high results on international education assessments like PISA which sucks coz internationally people would try to emulate our edu system and domestically the edu ministry would believe theyre on the right track,, but the system is so cutthroat and punishing... to survive in school ur not allowed to have a life & i hate how normalized it is for 11yos here to have schedules packed with school & remedials & tuition & extra-curriculars... I hate how closely our military cooperates with & emulates Israel's... Also i hate how people like to jack off to our skyline & sleek new infrastructure but almost all of its built by underpaid migrant workers in bad living conditions.

13. Any phobias? 

I hate planes & boats 😩 Like enough to turn me off travelling 😭

14. Favourite childhood sport? 

Swimming

15. Do you talk to yourself?  

Yeah, what about it...

16. What movie do you adore?  

Unfortunately reservoir dogs (1992) & fallen angels (1995) were the 1st to come to mind,, i had spent a long time obsessed with them... some others: 15 (2003), tian zhu ding (2013), & possession (1981)

17. Do you like doing puzzles? 

Not particularly!

18. Favourite kind of music? 

usually experimental / prog / math rock? probably anything unexpected 😂

19. Tea or coffee?

either!

20. The first thing you remember you wanted to be when you grew up?

teacher coz that was the only job i knew existed...

I tag @applejee @waxwingedhawks @elegiesforshiva @anime-freakchow,, do if you want!

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Live Updates: Mass Protest Paralyzes Puerto Rico’s Capital https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/22/us/puerto-rico-protests-updates.html

Puerto Rico Protests: Live Updates on March Against Governor

Hundreds of thousands of people have joined the protests to push for the ouster of Gov. Ricardo A. Rosselló.

By Frances Robles, Alejandra Rosa and  Patricia Mazzei | Published July 22, 2019 | New York Times | Posted July 22, 2019

Protesters filled a highway, demanding the governor’s resignation.

SAN JUAN, P.R. — Hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans filled miles of a major highway in San Juan on Monday in protest against Gov. Ricardo A. Rosselló, who has resisted persistent calls for his resignation, in what appeared to be one of the largest demonstrations the island has seen.

The highway, Expreso Las Américas, teemed with people who carried Puerto Rican flags, waved protest signs and chanted to demand the removal of Mr. Rosselló, who said on Sunday that he would not seek re-election in 2020 but would stay in office through his current term — and face possible impeachment.

Monday’s protest paralyzed San Juan, although it was not clear if organizers had reached their goal of drawing a million people — about a third of the island’s population — to the highway.

As the crowd on the highway thinned in the afternoon, people once again packed the street in front of the governor’s mansion, amassing in front of the same barricade where they have gathered for more than a week.

[We want to hear from those living in Puerto Rico on how corruption and cutbacks in public services have affected you or your family. Tell us here.]

A series of scandalous text messages touched off the demonstrations.

Protests against Mr. Rosselló began more than a week ago, after the publication of 889 pages of a leaked group chat between the governor and his closest aides. Besides being offensive, the messages revealed a cozy relationship between the governor and former staff members who now represent special interests.

The crude messages were the final straw for Puerto Ricans who have suffered for years because of economic austerity measures and the devastation of Hurricane Maria.

President Trump called the governor ‘terrible.’

“The people of Puerto Rico like me, but the leadership is corrupt and incompetent,” Mr. Trump said during an appearance at the White House with the prime minister of Pakistan on Monday.

The president warned that leaders in Washington were wary of sending aid to Mr. Rosselló’s administration — a reason some members of the governor’s own party have cited to demand his resignation.

“The senators are not happy about it, and Congress is not happy about it,” Mr. Trump said.

Even though many Puerto Ricans agree that their government is flawed, they tend to consider Mr. Trump’s criticism offensive.

The president cited his experience holding the Miss Universe pageant twice on the island as evidence that he has “many Puerto Rican friends.”

“I have a real understanding of Puerto Rico,” he said. “I’m the best thing that ever happened to Puerto Rico.”

Mr. Rosselló continued to defend himself in a tough interview.

Perhaps in an attempt to speak directly to Mr. Trump, the governor appeared on Fox News on Monday afternoon, where the anchor Shepard Smith pressed him on his lost support: “You’re a man on an island by yourself. How long can you stay there?”

“My commitment is to follow through on some of the efforts that I established for the people of Puerto Rico,” Mr. Rosselló said in his first one-on-one interview since the political crisis began.

Asked to list the people who still back him, the governor mentioned only the mayor of rural San Sebastián, Javier Jiménez — who later said Mr. Rosselló was mistaken. Mr. Jiménez wrote on Facebook that he has not asked for the governor’s resignation only because he backs the Legislature’s taking steps toward impeachment.

Mr. Rosselló, who was freshly shaven for the appearance after months of having a beard, argued that his administration has already taken steps to combat corruption.

“We need to fix the system,” he said.

[Read more about Governor Rosselló’s refusal to resign here.]

Rain showers did not deter the crowds.

Julianna Pérez and her sister, Manuela Hernández, were soaked from the rain that fell on protesters, but they said they felt invigorated by the demonstration.

“This is a new generation,” said Ms. Pérez, 24. “We are showing them that we want things done differently. We are going to eliminate partisan politics.”

She said the governor had to answer for a series of debacles, including the number of people who died after the hurricane, education funds that were steered toward favorite contractors and storm aid that went to waste.

The sisters woke up at 4 a.m. to hit the road from Ponce, in the southern part of Puerto Rico. Ms. Pérez and Ms. Hernández are convinced their journey was worth it.

“This is going to be marked in history,” Ms. Pérez said. Her sister finished her sentence: “In the history of Puerto Rico, there will be a before and after: before and after this moment.”

Estefany Bermúdez, a student, said she had never attended a protest before. She was struck by the sea of people that stretched across the highway, even in the pouring rain. People danced and sang under the downpour.

“We have to defend our rights,” Ms. Bermúdez said. “We voted for him, and he didn’t do his job well, so now he has to hear us. Now they have to hear us all over the world.”

Music stars, truckers and students — the protests are drawing people from all walks of life.

Attending the march on Monday were Puerto Ricans not only from municipalities across the island but also from the vast Puerto Rican diaspora, returning to the island to join the protests.

There were retirees, college students, waiters, electricians, truckers ��� groups that sometimes protest separately but rarely, if ever, together. Some marchers shared sandwiches to keep their energy up under the blazing sun. The heat index was forecast to exceed 100 degrees.

Ruth Vélez, a 62-year-old retiree, said that Hurricane Maria destroyed her house in the municipality of Bayamón, and that the government’s reconstruction program turned her down for help.

“I lived in that house for 30 years,” she said. “Now I’m on the street.”

The artists Bad Bunny, Ricky Martin, Ednita Nazario, Residente and Olga Tañón joined the crowd. Under a banner reading “#RickyGameOver, “Ms. Tañón belted out a rendition of “Preciosa,” a well-known patriotic Puerto Rican song. A moment of silence was held for the hurricane victims.

Near the front of the march, protesters held a white banner with black letters that spelled out a message for the governor, “#RickyRenuncia” and “#NiCorruptosNiCobardes” — Neither the corrupt nor the cowardly.

Marchers yelled, “Ricky, ¡renuncia, el pueblo te repudia!” — Ricky, resign, the people reject you.

Mismanagement, a recession and a botched response to Hurricane Maria are at the heart of the crisis.

The protests amount to a rejection of decades of mismanagement by leaders who always seemed to benefit while ordinary Puerto Ricans suffered. Grievances have been building up over 12 years of economic recession, a debt crisis that has prompted layoffs and cutbacks in public services and the botched response to Hurricane Maria.

The chat messages and the arrests this month of six people with ties to the Rosselló government were too much for many Puerto Ricans, who said they could no longer tolerate mocking, profanity and corruption, real or perceived, by leaders who were supposed to be fighting on their behalf in Washington and San Juan.

The capital’s biggest mall didn’t open and cruise ships turned away.

Mr. Rosselló’s defiance and decision to remain in office has only fueled protesters to stay in the streets longer. Late on Sunday, demonstrators trapped a group of mayors and lawmakers who had met with the governor, blocking them from leaving until the police intervened. The spontaneous protest took place in the upscale municipality of Guaynabo, a place typically supportive of the governor, signaling that he has few places on the island left on his side.

Ahead of Monday’s march, the biggest shopping mall in San Juan, Plaza Las Américas, announced that it would not open for the day. Some banks also were closed, and university classes were canceled.

And cruise ships were again diverted from calling at the port on Monday, keeping thousands of tourists away from small businesses in Old San Juan that depend on them.

On Monday morning, El Nuevo Día, Puerto Rico’s largest newspaper,  published a rare front-page editorial. “Governor, it’s time to listen to the people,” read the above-the-fold headline. “You must resign.”

What do the protesters want?

They want to be rid of both Mr. Rosselló and another target of their ire, the unelected oversight board created by Congress to manage the finances of the island’s government, which owes far more than it can pay to its creditors. Thousands of government workers have been laid off, services have been cut, tuition raised and schools closed as Puerto Rico has struggled to resolve the debt crisis; none of that has been popular.

Mr. Rosselló has tried at times to push back against “la junta,” as the board is known. But many Puerto Ricans lump the two together in their frustration and fury. The protesters have taken to chanting “Ricky, renuncia, y llévate a la junta” — Ricky, resign, and take the board with you.

The governor has said he will serve out his term.

Mr. Rosselló, whose term runs through 2020, said on Sunday that he would not seek re-election, but also that did not intend to resign. But some politicians have spoken of impeaching him, and legislative leaders have asked a panel of jurists to issue a recommendation on whether to pursue impeachment charges.

One complication is that Puerto Rico has no lieutenant governor to take his place. The island’s secretary of state is supposed to step in as acting governor when needed, but that post is currently vacant — and the power to fill it belongs to Mr. Rosselló, though his nominee would have to be approved by the island’s legislature. Leaders of the governing New Progressive Party are scrambling to find a candidate.

If there is no secretary of state, the governorship would go next to the secretary of justice, Wanda Vázquez Garced, but powerful legislative leaders from her party do not seem interested in having that happen.

Frances Robles and Alejandra Rosa reported from San Juan, and Patricia Mazzei from Miami.