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[celesrange]

Main account!

This is going to be my main account for whatever I want to post that I don’t already have blogs for.

My other accounts:

Bungou Stray Dogs blog here -> https://www.tumblr.com/celesrangebsd * inactive

Epic: The Musical blog here -> https://www.tumblr.com/celesrangeepic *inactive

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Alternatives to Protesting the Streets

OmL would like to start off this post by saying that protests can be in different forms, sit ins, boy cotts, petitions, etc, are all different forms of protesting. You can start there if you can’t be out on the streets.

There is no shame to being unable to protests on the streets - there’s different reasons why someone can’t and they shouldn’t be shamed. It isn’t performative activism if they can’t. Some may be disabled, can’t handle crowds, or can’t go because of their family, risking their legal status, etc.

That being said, here are a few other ways you can still be active (without protesting on streets)

• Boycotts, Sit-In’s, signing petitions, writing to legal activists/local governments -> Pretty basic stuff you cal do easily without being at risk of a crowd trampling you. It is also a less-physical protest form as not everyone can walk that far.

• Offer rides, be someone who can answer texts/calls, provide check-ins -> When protesting, it’s always good to have a ride there and back, if you’re able to drive- you can offer your friends/family rides. Being able to answer texts or calls and check in with those at protests can also help others stay safe and they know you’re there to be contacted.

• Offer Food, Water, Masks -> You can park a few buildings out from the protest and have a sign near your car that you’re providing materials for those who need it. Sometimes just some water and food can be helpful for those out protesting, especially those who are diabetic or when it’s hot out.

• Share information -> Sharing information of protests to others, whether it’s reblogging posts, reposting, or just simply sending protest pamphlets to friends can help organize the movement. Word of mouth or posting fliers also work! It doesn’t have to strictly be online.

• Write -> Writing short essays, blogs, and everything in between can help educate others and make you more knowledgeable on what’s going on. You can upload them, share them around in your city, or send them out to family, discord servers, etc.

A basic list to alternatives than street protesting! If you have more, feel free to add comments or reblog.

[celesrange]

Is anyone else prepared for when everyone starts hating you online so you have several back up social media accounts/socials that no one is aware of in case you need to restart because you *know* it’s going to happen. One day, people will start hating you and you’ll need to leave and go to a new account.

[celesrange]

i found you >:3

(hi!)

Ahhh scary (HELLO!!)

[celesrange]

AI Research Project

Hello!! I’m doing my English final on AI and decided to make a form to get more responses. It is all anonymous unless you choose to give a name at the end. Please take your time and give whatever answers is honest to your opinion. Thank you

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdZp12uaWJqHW8tZIJf8FRAdTA2vSY1LT4qYBKBJMQ7RDHQFg/viewform?usp=sf_link

Research Form of Opinions on AI

Hello, I'm a college student working on a final paper for English. Please take this form to contribute to my paper. All answers will remain

[celesrange]

Battle/Patch Jacket

I’m not punk, but I like the idea of having a jacket that represents me and my views like the punk culture does. I know that it’s also common with metal and all those genres of music.

I know it’s a stupid question but

A) is it okay for me to make one

B) is it okay if I have band patches that aren’t punk/metal focused bands. Like, indie bands or pop bands?

[celesrange]

Does anyone else feel like they aren’t disabled enough to use the elevators? Like, is there a high chance of me falling on the stairs- yes.

Can you tell I’m disabled at first glance? No. Not unless I mention it.

I don’t know, just using the things meant to help me feels so weird because it’s an invisible disability.