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Jasmine Vine, lead programmer of Hollow Knight & Silksong just transitioned!! I'm so happy for her!â€ïžđłïžââ§ïž
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"Pride month is over"
WRONG! Your pride month is over! Me and all the other disabled queers are having pride month two: disability edition
Reblogging this again bc people in the notes are asking a lot of "Am I included? Am I disabled if I have x?" and I just wanted to add the flag here to show people who the pride month is for.
This is the new flag, the old one was more vivid and in a z shape, but it's been made more neutral to be inclusive of people with seizures or sensory issues.
Each stripe represents a different aspect of disability:
Red: Physical disabilities
Yellow: Cognitive & intellectual disabilities
White: (And this is the key one I think) Invisible AND undiagnosed disabilities
Blue: Mental illnesses
Green: Sensory disabilities
If you're autistic or have ADHD? this is your pride month. If you have a mental illness, it's your pride month. If you're hard of hearing, this is your pride month. If you have an autoimmune disorder, this is your pride month. If you are not diagnosed with anything but you know something is up with you: THIS IS STILL YOUR PRIDE MONTH.
hate how I will have a very simple thing (tagging flashing lights is a bare minimum of accessibility) and people crawl outta the fuckin woodworks to tell me how stupid that is like bro
Banging my head against a wall literally youâre correct and it is blatantly ableist to say otherwise
[Image ID: Two Tumblr hashtags which read "like hey guys. people can die from that." and "it isnt stupid people can fucking DIE if you dont tag for it". /End ID]
reblog this version please
Tags: please remember epileptics like me. Seizures can kill people at any point and not just from injuries they cause. Literally itâs called sudden unexpected death by epilepsy. additional tag: disability awareness
casual survey: reblog if you want to kiss a girl right now
Why am I friends with so many incredibly hot lesbians who live far away. Why don't I have gay yearning powered high speed rail.
I often feel this pain too and agree. Trains are cool and gay yearning is a very powerful, abundant, and infinitely renewable natural power source.
Please, there are so many that would be glad to work high speed rail so that we can make out with our friends.
More public transit! More hand holding!
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Last night I found out one of my beloved mutuals didn't realise she was kinky. So I've spent this morning setting it to music.
I went frame by frame and transcribed it for myself and others in the notes.
All spelling is as shown in the video though I did this in one pass and may have made mistakes. Reply quotes are only included when they're necessary to understand conversation flow as that shaves 11% off the length. Anything quoted that doesn't previously appear in the transcription is as in the video, not a transcription mistake. Amount of words in reply quotes adjusted in some places for clarity. Timestamps excluded.
Very long text below.
âCirclingâ
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full lesbian robot comic
thats it! all 8 pages! i had a lot of fun drawing this, thank you for everybodys kind words on the preview post.
if you wanna be SUPER COOL you can throw me a few bucks on my patreon B)
âgo early, itâs hard to find parkingâ you want public transit. âdonât go on weekends, traffic is terribleâ you want public transit. âonce i parked i had to walk half a mile to the entranceâ you want public transit. âit took me an hour to get out of the area after the concertâ you want public transit. âugh somebody needs to DDâ you want public transit. âcan you drive? my car wonât startâ you want public transit. you want public transit. you want public transit. you want public transit.
i think about this a lot bc like. ultimately i do think cars should be banned altogether. that said i think itâs 2fold for me-
- If traffic is majorly reduced by efficient, timely, effective public transportation, the roads will be more open for those who really do need a private vehicle for disability accommodation
- ideally if weâre pouring the amount of money we would need to into transit, weâre also working to come up with new and innovative ways to accommodate for disabilities on public transit options. i think you canât talk about the future of like things like transit, or in general how you want the world to grow and develop, without taking time to consider how we can better accommodate for disability on a societal scale.
I used to work specifically helping people with disabilities use fixed-route public transportation (buses and trains that go to the same places every route, as opposed to paratransit or other transit that can make stops at different places).
My folks could be divided into two main groups - people with intellectual or developmental disabilities learning to use transit independently for the first time, and people with acquired disability who had been using cars to get around and now needed transit (new wheelchair users, blind or low vision mostly).
I need everybody to understand RIGHT NOW that every bit of extra added difficulty in using public transit - every added expense, every extra stroad cosswalk to cross, every missing curb cut and broken crosswalk audio box and every fucking route with 30 minute intervals - is an order of magnitude more damaging to disabled groups' ability to ride safely. Every bit of extra walking distance on shitty American infrastructure kills disabled people more than it does anybody else!
These failures trap disabled people in homes, isolate them from social engagements, make it difficult to access care or recreation. These failures mean that it's so much more a matter of luck - do your class, geography, and familial background meet your support needs with private transportation, or are you at the mercy of shitty caregivers? Can you ride on a decent transit system, or are you stuck using systems that don't work well for you and are much more likely to kill you as a pedestrian than someone who isn't disabled yet?
I really enjoyed this work - it was really cool to see people be able to go places they'd like to go with much more independence than they had had in other areas of life. As a role interacting with other parts of American disability services and shit, it had a lot of fucking godawful eugenicist shit baked in (e.g. required assessments for paratransit services to be eligible for travel training are straight-up "how disabled are you" tests by some 3rd-party private contractor, rancid!!!), and I felt some relief when I left. I miss riding busses and trains all day, and I miss getting to know those I worked with. I will never not be irritated when someone says "what about disabled people" with regards to public transit - you need to be fighting for better transit for these populations specifically. You need to fight for transit so fucking robust that it does not matter where exactly you are or what precisely your access needs are, you have a right to go to the places you need to go.
So yesterday I went to take banana, peeled it, and came back to show my partner because wow, this is a VERY STRAIGHT banana !
Like abnormally straight !
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John Wilde, The Great Dog of Night (1984)