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saw a version of this stuck somewhere but couldnt get my hands on the design so i made my own. please feel free to use (don't credit me)
[image Description: a simple side view image of a stick figure in a wheelchair. The letter A is in the center of the wheel, similar to both spokes and an anarchist symbol. White text reads “no access no peace” in all caps. The background is black. End ID]
Statement from the Fire Brigades Union on the transphobic EHRC code of practice 🔥🔥🔥
[Images description: A Twitter thread by Rabbi Mike Rothbaum (@ Rav_Mike) that says the following:
1) “Our local schools are plagued by antisemitism. There’s a speaker engaged by a local shul ostensibly to discuss antisemitism. ¾ of the talk is about defending Israel. My students aren’t targeted for Zionism. They’re targeted for being Jews. They need safety, not talking points.
2) There’s nothing here for my students who see swastikas in school. There’s nothing here for the kid who was told by a classmate that he’d buy him an “Easy bake oven” for Chanukah. There’s nothing here for the kid who had money thrown at them and told “pick it up you f***ing Jew.
3) You’re entitled to defend the actions of the Israeli government. You’re not entitled to hijack the topic of antisemitism to do so. It’s an abdication of our responsibility to support and defend our kids who deal with Jew-hatred every day. It’s a shonde.
4) The state of Israel has an army and a professional staff of PR professionals to defend it. All my students have are fellow Jews and our allies. Don’t abandon them.
5) After a desultory reference to Charlottesville, the speaker decried “Black Lives Matter,” Stephen Jackson, and Puff Daddy. Puff Daddy didn’t tell his Instagram followers to “like and subscribe to kill one Jew.” That was a white kid my students go to school with. [This tweet has a screenshot of an Instagram live with chat messages. The last message is from michael_13_0 and it’s pinned. It says “Like and subscribe to kill one jew”.]
6) Thing is, I KNOW this stuff is heavily funded by Jewish legacy orgs. And it really is the last thing we need to spend our Jewish dollars on. There’s so much we could be doing to support Jewish learning, students, families, elders, queer folks, Jews of Color. Israel PR ain’t it.
7) The last straw was when the speaker said we should be protecting Israel-advocating students on campus, not “counting swastikas in Idaho.“ Counting swastikas is EXACTLY what we should be doing. Jews live in Idaho – and Middlesex county – and we need to love and protect them.”
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Hello. This is my post. Goyim can touch this, because it’s not only Jews that do this. The cooptitation of antisemitism discourse by pro Israel talking points is something that has been adopted into the discourse of international politics.
the statements "blaming individuals instead of systems will get us nowhere" and "if you are aware of harm that you can feasibly obstruct (or even prevent) and choose instead to let it continue, then you are responsible for what happens, even if you are not a perpetrator" can and should exist concurrently. especially now
We are responsible for only what we have the power to affect. This is both a comfort in that it is not our fault that the world is how it is, but also a charge of duty that we must make it better by taking the actions that are within our power to take.
the statements "blaming individuals instead of systems will get us nowhere" and "if you are aware of harm that you can feasibly obstruct (or even prevent) and choose instead to let it continue, then you are responsible for what happens, even if you are not a perpetrator" can and should exist concurrently. especially now
Woman murders man in broad daylight
"we just need to see your genitals before you come in here! to protect you. from perverts!"
fuck. all of this
If you're not suggesting forcefem I don't even wanna hear from you with your shitty lil "i have a suggestion" gimmic
no thats fair. half my blocked list is now those people cause they're more annoying than helpful.
Anecdotally I think that a certain band gets far too much credit for getting people to learn irish ngl because of the people I know (a number of people) who have decided to learn it because of the resurgence of irish in pop culture basically none of them have stuck with it because it turns out learning a language is hard and you need to actually care about it to do it
More irish media is good obviously but I think people are far too optimistic about the power of a band or other things like social media as gaeilge to get people to learn and continue with what is actually an extremely difficult language. not to be a hater but if we want to preserve irish we have to concentrate far more on people who already speak it and we have to be realistic about whether the average person who wants to learn irish because xyz made it cool is going to survive verb conjugations because ime they don’t
Does anyone else know about the version of the "I used to be so scared of vampires" but someone changed vampires to danny devito post where someone changed it AGAIN from danny devito to eamon de valera. I know I didn't hallucinate it
I swear to god this isn't edited at all
should i go back to being vegan?
okay siri how to get my partner to agree with me putting up a big cnt-fai poster in our house
update on this i forgot they follow me on tumblr
okay siri how to get my partner to agree with me putting up a big cnt-fai poster in our house
Dick Bayford, Botswana's attorney general, removed anti-gay language that courts struck down years ago. (Photo courtesy of the Sunday Standa
Local LGBTIQ+ organisation LEGABIBO welcomed the government’s move, describing it as “a necessary and long-overdue step toward restoring dignity and aligning our legal framework with constitutional values of equality and human rights.” The group said the change sends “a clear message that LGBTIQ+ persons are not criminals, and that their lives and relationships deserve protection, not punishment.” LEGABIBO noted that the colonial-era provisions had long cast a shadow over the lives of LGBTIQ+ people in the country.
