#jewish ace

[tothechaos]

"ace attorney fans make the same joke every year and it's never funny blah blah blah" could never be me. happy "almost christmas means it wasn't christmas" to all who celebrate

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Happy Hannukah! 🕎

[fandom-smoothie]

Hhhgh…..The sillies……

[jewish-culture-is]

aroace jewish culture is getting really happy seeing all the other aroace jews interacting with this blog

[candidateofloyalty]

Franziska shows up at Edgeworth's apartment the day before Thanksgiving, ruining his plans to watch television all day and forcing him to put together some sort of meal for them (you can't expect her to cook, she's the guest). Several hours into this Edgeworth snaps and asks why Franziska cares about American Thanksgiving when she's not even American. Franziska looks at him like he's an idiot and says "I know you don't want a von Karma present for Christmas so this will have to do."

[beth4star]

No Kiss fans are normal because why the actual hell can I name the original four members religions off the top of my head??

[fluffelhighwind]

I decided to recreate my favorite part of the hagaddah using objection.lol.

[rainwindandstars]

🏳️‍🌈Happy Pride to all queer Jews!🏳️‍🌈

those who are out, and those that are closeted

those who have to hide their queerness or their Jewishness for their safety

and those that are defiant, proud and refuse to hide

those who are accepted by their community and those who aren't

those who are scared, griefing, angry or feeling betrayed

those who have lost friends or family

and those who feel more connected to their friends and family than ever

those in Israel and those in the diaspora

those who dread this pride month and those that look forward to this pride month

to all trans, bi, gay, nonbinary, intersex, lesbian, ace, aro, pan and queer Jews

I hope you all have a safe, happy pride 🏳️‍🌈

[palatteflags]

Jewish based Aroace flag~ ^^ For @ponydefect c: Hope you like this a bunch!

Want one? send an ask~ -mod Jay

[wormworker]

An important internet safety tip for my fellow marginalized folks in this season of U.S. Hell:

It is much easier to find your location from your photos/videos than you might think, just from visual clues.

Back when Onision was having the height of his meltdown, I was able to find the exact hotel he was staying in from one of his videos. I found it by looking at the room decor and furniture. He'd also made the very stupid mistake of showing a split second of the view outside the window, so I could make out the names and logos of nearby businesses. The view didn't even need to show a sign with the hotel's name. He'd already revealed what city or county he was in, so I just had to look up the business outside the window after the name of the city in Google Maps to find the hotel. I also found what type of room he was in (i.e. economy, deluxe, etc), and which floor he was on by the view from the window.

I was also very close to finding his home address just from two things: photo/video available online showing the front of his house, and the name of his city which was also public information.

This is very easy to do, it doesn't take being a tech genius or whatever.

-Do not show the outside of a nearby building in your online content. Even if it's not the outside of your own home, these images can still be used to find your location.

-If filming inside a hotel room, find a blank background with no visible decor or furniture. Even the wallpaper can be a clue.

-Make sure any windows visible in your images don't show anything distinctive: no business signs, no landmarks, no artwork/murals on the sides of buildings, no houses, no apartment balconies with anything on them (any decor or furniture on an apartment balcony can be a clue).

-Your car can be a clue. Even the color. If you film inside your car and it must be parked outside your residence, avoid any special seat covers, plushies in the windows, anything distinctive hanging from the mirror, etc.

-This one's pretty basic, but sharing your city, state, and even general area can be very risky. If any of this is combined with other things listed above, your location could be found with a quick internet search. Sharing what sports teams you support (including wearing merch in images or having it on your walls in them) is the same as revealing your city or state, unless it's different from where you live.

-Private your "likes" and what pages you follow, if any of them might be distinctive to your area. For example, on Twitter, you might follow the local news, police, and DOT.

-Internet footprint: Using the same username and/or profile picture on all platforms and/or copying your bios and posts across multiple platforms can make your online footprint more traceable. This can make it harder for you to truly start clean if you have to delete an account and start fresh.

-One more great internet thing: Use a VPN to hide your IP address. Doxxers can use your IP address to find your info. I use Surfshark for a VPN, it's one of the cheaper ones I've found (around $15 per month I think). I budget this by not having any streaming subscriptions and instead using an illicit website to watch stuff for free (while having my VPN on, and doing a security scan on my PC now and then).

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[v-tired-queer]

*Veiling = covering your head/hair, usually in an act of devotion to a higher power, but not always. Some people veil every day, some only veil every once in a while, and some only veil on specific days/occasions. Some people veil for religious reasons, some for spiritual reasons, and some for cultural reasons. No matter your reason for doing so, if you're sapphic and also veil, please feel free to answer!

For me, I'm usually not thinking much about it. I happen to be a sapphic, and I also happen to veil for religious and spiritual reasons. But sometimes there's this very rude little voice in the back of my head that tells me I can't possibly be both a lesbian and someone who veils, and that I have to either stop veiling all together or marry a man one day and keep veiling. It's a struggle between feeling like I'm either betraying my God by being a lesbian (I'm not), or I'm betraying my sapphic community by being religious and actually acting on it (again, I'm not). 97% of the time, I don't even question myself, comfortable and confident as the demiflux lesbian God made me to be, but that 3% of the time that I'm struggling with it, I've noticed that having my veil on, though usually a comfort for me, a constant reminder that God's love surrounds me wherever I go, can trigger some guilty feelings. Hence the poll.

So, what about y'all?

[glitzywisps]

their first Channukah together (:

(click for better quality </3)

[echothelover]

I don't know if I've ever talked about my jewish Miles Edgeworth headcanon before but I think about it all the time and it makes me so so sad

[secular-jew]

DAILY CALIPHATE HEADLINE NEWS:

Columbia University Professor Joseph Massad: The US Was, And Still Is, A Settler Colonialist Country;

Houthi Spokesman Meets With Top Russian Diplomat In Moscow;

Hizbullah Scholar Threatens: Missiles 'Can Reach Everywhere In Israel'

Lebanese Writer Jamal Fayad: The Jews Lied About How Hitler Burned Some Of Them;

Brooklyn Sermon: The Jews Incurred The Wrath Of Allah, Killed The Prophets;

New Jersey Muslim YouTuber: The Jews Distort Scripture, Killed Their Own Prophets;

Australian Center Affiliated With Pro-ISIS Preacher Runs School For Children

[hopefulqueer]

Today I eat cake and watermelon and watch little kids draw posters about wildfire prevention (and get paid for it!) and tomorrow I get to be in a room full of Jews for the first time in person in over a year. Yeah, this isn't so bad.