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Here are four fundraisers for individual families trapped in Gaza. Even during this "ceasefire" (heavy quotes) they are in need of our support to get food and shelter, and will need our support to help start rebuilding their lives. These are four families I have come to know through our communication on Instagram (I can confirm they are not scams), and if you are able to give even a small amount to any of them it can make all the difference in ensuring their continued survival.

Support for Mahmoud & Tasneem, and their two children Naem and Sham: https://chuffed.org/project/155069-mahmoud-tasneem-sham-naeem

Support for Amena, and her four children Jude, Habiba, Omar, and Maryam: www.paypal.me/MalakElbaba *Amena used to have a chuffed link here, but lost contact with the person organizing it and sending them the funds. She is still accepting PayPal as she figures out a new campaign

Support for Rola and her four children Rayan, Ibraheem, Karmel, and Kinda: www.paypal.me/rolaabuhashem *Rola used to have a gofundme previously linked here, but it has been disabled. She and her family still need support, so please give on Paypal instead!

Support for Nada and her daughter Mira: https://chuffed.org/project/help-nada-and-her-family-survive-009785300-1760572424

If you are looking for ways to support multiple people at once, I recommend The Sameer Project: https://linktr.ee/thesameerproject, which works on the ground in Gaza to provide families with free meals and other resources.

Comic by Ellen O’Grady, quote from an Octavia Butler essay for Essence Magazine

#pinned post #free palestine #comics #octavia butler #tumblr #date everything #cats #meme #bg3 #<just tagging for further reach #peace and love!!!!

I should get a bike

#to reblog once I buy a bike #it’s going to happen #Im feeling impulsive #I live in a city that has a lot of bikes and used bike stores and the stores will teach you how to repair them for free #this July will be Get a Bike July #hopefully it will be an investment and I’ll save bus money #but also I don’t want a car but it would be really nice to just bike to work and not be dependent on the bus which always comes at #times that are slightly inconvenient in one way or another

theholmwoodfoundation

MONTHLY TAROT CARD - JUNE - STRENGTH

Revealing the completed Tarot card for June! Strength, featuring Maddie Townsend and a Thrall.

As always, listen to all of The Holmwood Foundation Season One for free wherever you get your podcasts right now!

Across The Moors

#the holmwood foundation

luxiomahariel

shoutout to fat nonbinary people

everyone say thank you to fat nonbinary people

oldbutchdanielmolloy

i like my music and it makes me happy and i dance and i smile and i groove to the rhythm

#yuuuppppp

world-beauty

Orion over the Central Bohemian Highlands

Credits: Vojtěch Bauer

#landscapes #photography #stars

sillysymbol

please god bring our family back together

#wolf 359

bebsi-cola

disabled people are often in permacrisis

bebsi-cola

there's never enough money each month. there's always an unexpected illness. new symptoms pop up or old symptoms flare up. meds have to be managed always and refilled constantly and any refill has the opportunity to go wrong. any regular care has the opportunity to go wrong. any mistake can send your health spiralling. it's always "i just need to get through this bad patch" but as soon as one ends another begins. another crisis begins in the middle of the last crisis. managing one thing leaves another thing to be neglected until that becomes a major issue and has to be managed asap and the cycle starts anew over and over and over

thatdiabolicalfeminist

via prev

#donations

fluoresensitives

I’d like us to take a second and think about the ghetto. I imagine to outsiders looking in—the pearl-clutching suburbanites, the scandalized

But I know another thing. For the whole of my life I’ve been poor and have lived in or around ‘hoods, ghettos, and slums. Gunfire is a familiar sound to me, but so are firecrackers, soul music and RnB. I’ve seen sweet ice tea sunrises over the roofs of ruined projects, and graffiti to rival the Sistine Chapel, dandelions and daffodils pushing up through concrete. For me and so many others, the ‘hood is a locus of survival, resistance, one of the last bastions of Blackness, authentic and unfiltered through respectability politics. It is complex, varied, as multifaceted as the diamond studs gracing the ear of a young Black boy. From Bankhead to Oakland, to each and every MLK road, drive or boulevard, to the tallest of projects to the squattest of duplexes—it is home, it is culture, and it is bubbling with Gothic aesthetic, sensibility, and mood. Often we equate southern gothic aesthetics with whiteness—white fears over freed enslaved people, down-on-their-luck cotton kings, crumbling plantations and the swamps that surround them. And while there is much to ponder about the south’s ugly-nasty history, the gallons of Black blood used to water the very same trees they string us from, I want to look at our more recent history, our present. Consider with me, the hood: the apartment complexes forgotten by the government, run by slumlords, decaying even as they house countless souls; the madmen and unhinged women that wander the streets, thrust into houselessness by the defunding of mental health care, or by drug addiction; consider the historic houses, dilapidated and abandoned, the trap houses and ‘crack dens’, the streets howling with ghosts both figurative and literal. See here, the neighbors telling ghost stories of little boys and girls being snatched up by who-knows-who, never to be seen again. Somebody’s cousin is acting possessed—too much crack, too much fent, too many pills to dull the pain of losing somebody dear to sickness, violence. The streets in this particular neighborhood are poisoned; bad air or haints, or maybe it’s the chemical plant down the road, the data center burping out hot toxins to sicken the children, weaken the elderly. Oh, we don’t go into those houses there—ain’t you hear? After Katrina, they left so many dead in attics, drowned or knocked flat from heat, it’s a wonder the city don’t rear up and scream.

@friedredclay @womenintheirwebss

#writing

tallwife

can we start treating malcolm in the middle like succession. like watch one episode every sunday and come on here and make photosets of lois and francis interposed with mitski lyrics, and beautiful oil paintings of reese cooking

#malcom in the middle

antifainternational

A Reference Guide For Recognizing Far Right Groups, Symbols, and Dog Whistles

#bookmark #dog whistles

dreamyvixen

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#trinkets #luck and geometry

cleverreports

We report: there was rain for a few hours in the morning, and then it did not get much warmer. Now, at sunset, we can still find beads of water on leaves here and there. It gets a little cold, too, enough for a jacket, but we wait until our expert gets the sniffles to go home.

#reports from unknown places