#vote for equality

[queenbeaver69]

I literally don’t even understand what he means by defeated? Like, did they cancel the parade because this douche proposed to his lady pal?

homophobes are so weird why are you thinking about gay people while proposing?

[progressive-memes]

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

Also, I'll be voting blue all the way down the ticket, too!

[theacecouple]

TOMORROW!

October 23rd, 2024 is the 4th annual Disabled Ace Day!

Disabled Ace Day, which takes place on Wednesday during Ace Week, is dedicated to awareness, visibility, and celebration of the intersections of Asexuality and Disability and advocates for material and social support of Disabled Aces everywhere.

With a vitally important election coming up in the US, we will be talking politics tomorrow on the The Ace Couple podcast by discussing the laws that create marriage inequality in our country for Disabled people, for Asexual & Aromantic people, and for Black Americans.

Obergefell v. Hodges may have allowed for same-sex marriage at the federal level, but it does NOT mean that we have true marriage equality in this country.

We encourage Disabled Aces from around the globe to talk about your own experience, be it personal or political, to raise awareness this Ace Week.

Disabled Ace Day logo by Emmalee Larghi Dahlgren

[queenbeaver69]

Idk if this is true or not but it sure sounds like something they’d do!!!!

This is absolutely terrifying. Please vote. PLEASE do not take any more of my freedom away. I am BEGGING you.

Small government Republicans must be really upset. Not.

Conservative war on women is manifest. They will do whatever to attack, intimidate, or punish women regarding private issues.

Mind. Your. Business.

[vote-democrat-president-congress]

[squishymain]

Reminder

[entertainment]

✨ I see myself in you ✨

✨ You’re a good listener ✨

✨ You are enough✨

[queenbeaver69]

All those southern states gonna be full of club feet

PROJECT 2025

[unforth]

Me: passes a sign with three different TERF dogwhistles, telling me to vote "no" on NYS Prop 1

Me: well I assume I'm voting yes on whatever that is.

looks it up

The proposal in question:

"This proposal amends Article 1, Section 11 of the New York Constitution. Section 11 now protects against unequal treatment based on race, color, creed, and religion. The proposal will amend the act to also protect against unequal treatment based on ethnicity, national origin, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, and pregnancy outcomes, as well as reproductive healthcare and autonomy.  The amendment allows laws to prevent or undo past discrimination."

(bold in original)

Oh yeah, definitely voting yes.

To the TERF in Niskayuna: come on out. I just want to talk. No really, I'm pathetic in a fight, but I need to tell you to your face what an awful person you are.

Also: notice how they're all too happy to throw the disabled, immigrants, women who've experienced pregnancy-related discrimination, and queer people as a whole under the bus if it means excluding trans women.

[whenweallvote]

When we all vote, we create the future all women deserve. Make sure you are registered to vote right now at WeAll.Vote/register — because this November, our votes will decide key issues impacting US.

Get ready to paint the polls pink this November! 💗

[izooks]

Is there equal justice under the law?

If he is found guilty of any of the 90 charges against him and doesn’t spend a day in jail then the system is corrupt.

[queenbeaver69]

Democrats: want equal rights and public transportation.

Republicans: want to push your mother/sister/wife/girlfriend/niece/daughter to the brink of death before allowing her to have a medical procedure that, done in time, could have saved her uterus and given her a higher quality of life.

10,000 construction jobs and then 1,000 permanent jobs. Democrats deliver while Republicans traitors bitch.

[sacramentohistorymuseum]

August 26 is Women’s Equality Day, a day observed on the anniversary of when the 19th Amendment was certified to the United States Constitution. The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote but those voting rights were still limited in many states and for People of Color. Voting rights were not fully extended to all groups until 1965 under the Voting Rights Act.

The fight for the 19th Amendment did not happen overnight as the suffrage movement that culminated in the certification of the 19th Amendment, on this day in 1920, began almost 100 years prior. Nevertheless, on this very historic day, we must reflect on the power that the right to vote has, especially with an election just over two months away.

For today, Alex letterpress printed one of the slogans used by suffragettes when advocating for the right to vote. This was typeset in 72 point Caslon font. The phrase states, “Votes For Women." This was printed with black rubber base ink using our Washington hand press.

[progressive-memes]

[diana-andraste]

Marina Font

Vote blue for equality, in all its democratic connotations: race, gender, lgbtq+, employment, religion, etc.

Harris/Walz 2024