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Hi I'm Merlin and I use He/They pronouns! I'm a Jewish (Karaite), Disabled, and Indigenous American (Melungeon) 2 spirit artist.
My writing blog is @emrysmerlinambrose
If other Melungeons see this (or people who want to learn about us) I do have a Melungeon discord!
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How do I... use this? I don't know what to do ;-;
here’s a youtube tutorial by the guy who made it
it’s ok to ask for help the next 946 days
Force Remove Copilot, Recall and More in Windows 11 - zoicware/RemoveWindowsAI
How do I... use this? I don't know what to do ;-;
here’s a youtube tutorial by the guy who made it
it’s ok to ask for help the next 946 days
Even though ‘turtle island’ is a more accurate term than ‘America’, I would also like to note that not every tribe has the turtle myth, not every tribe calls this land ‘turtle island’ in their language. We are not a monolith, it is impossible to describe the diversity of traditions and people on this land with one term. The term ‘indigenous culture’ is more of an umbrella term that is used to describe thousands of tribal traditions and cultures, each having their own unique differences.
So… tldr is yes, call this land ‘turtle island’ because it is a more accurate and decolonized name than ‘America’, but don’t be surprised when a native person tells you they don’t call this land ‘turtle island’.
Boot black Robby also taking care of Jack's prosthetics and mobility aids as an act of devotion just like he does his leathers
everyone trying to shoe-horn robby into christian narratives for hucklerobby scenarios is boring and possess no spine. i raise you inserting whitaker into jewish scenarios which is infinitely more interesting. also makes me want to kill you less
isn't it insane though how schizophrenic people are viewed as violent and dangerous by the majority of society when in reality schizophrenic people are nearly 14 times more likely to be on the receiving end of violence than to be the perpetrators...
schizophrenic person: makes a post trying to raise awareness about the disproportionate abuse and harmful stereotypes schizophrenic people face
yall: "yeah im not gonna reblog this they used the word ins*ne which is so problematic ://"
What the fuck happens that changes these stats to such a massive degree?
1) schizophrenia hardly ever causes people to be violent so schizophrenic people aren’t more likely to be violent than anyone else
2) schizophrenic people’s autonomy is often taken away from them because of their schizophrenia. because the authorities and mental healthcare providers often automatically assume schizophrenic people to be violent, they’re more likely to immediately react to schizophrenic people's symptoms with violence, without even knowing for sure said schizophrenic person was going to be violent. all of this causes schizophrenic people to be more likely of being victims of violence and abuse. schizophrenic people also have a harder time getting out of abusive households because of the risk of their autonomy being taken away. if a schizophrenic person’s relative or partner is abusive, often the schizophrenic person has no way out of the situation, both because our disconnect from reality can result in us being easier to manipulate, and because the system is built in a way that it takes away our autonomy because of our condition.
also schizophrenic people and psychotic people in general, please do a lot of research before picking a provider for your own sake, and if they try to treat your psychosis in a way that you think is harmful then don’t hesitate to switch providers. your safety and wellbeing should be a priority over everything else.
can y'all please reblog this version instead
“Liar.”
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER (1997-2003) - 2.07 • “Lie to Me”
first 5 faceless emojis are how your summers gonna go
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look, not to poke the bear but:
it's totally normal for actors not to know anything until they're on set
it's totally normal for actors not to know they're working until only a few days beforehand
it's totally normal for a LOT of scenes to be cut
it's totally normal for actors not to be aware that their scenes have been cut (see: the fable of adrien brody)
network gets final say regardless of what the eps want
Maybe I’m too woke, but headcanoning Whitaker as a trans man and proceeding to feminize him with words like “twink”, or making him the bottom 95% of the time is suuuuuper odd.
Like obviously trans men can be feminine, but it’s like people in fandoms always make headcanoned trans male characters extremely feminine. Never do I ever hear of fics of trans Whitaker pounding Robby or Abbot, or doing anal, because y’all only see trans men for vaginas. Just make a fucking OC or self-insert.
Genuinely, whole heartedly pissed at the mw4 trailer. No Gaz. No where. He is a main character, I thought? Are we getting rid of the only poc main character? Thank you, Activision. I can not say anough how much I need people to not mindlessly buy this game, please.
Just saw a video of Noah Wyle practically crying while sharing an anecdote about some real doctor who'd toured the set in season one then reached out to the cast for help and comfort after their "real life Dr. Robby" committed suicide and although he didn't say the real deceased doctor's name obviously, he described how heroic he was.
But yes, this man is such a smug self-centered asshole with no concern for anybody other than himself. That's not a fantasy in the heads of weirdly parasocial hater girlies.
also the thing about "we need to focus on the people most vulnerable, and transmascs may be vulnerable but not more than trans women!" is that it doesn't consider transmasc erasure as an active force.
its a take from the perspective that trans men are "vulnerable" is some vague abstract generalized way, not in a way which would behoove anyone to adjust their behavior or take action on their behalf. its the erasure of erasure; the assumption is that trans men probably have enough resources and support anyways, which could not be farther from the truth. some local communities may have more transmasc-focused resources, but many others do not. transmasculine people are left out of vital conversations, are excluded from vital resources, are ignored and forgotten when they are abused and killed.
it treats transmasc erasure as something which is passive in itself and which can be solved passively. which is erasure itself in action. i do not really give a fuck about "who has it worse," it is not about that. it is about the fact that if YOU do not make an ACTIVE EFFORT to advocate for transmascs, to make transmasc suffering and oppression visible and legible, it will not happen. it simply will not happen.
erasure is an active force. we all internalize transmasculine erasure and we can all easily contribute to it; we are expected to contribute to it. trans men&mascs cannot afford the model of "well we only need to raise awareness for the most vulnerable" because our vulnerability is defined by being ignored.
this is why unlearning anti transmasculinity has to start from (un)learning erasure. once you start to see it as an active force/tool of the patriarchy you realize it is the lynchpin that holds so much (especially intercommunity) anti-transmasculinity together. transmaculine absence is so normalized people experience our presence as an intrusion, and people genuinely do not understand why we would ever need to be more visible than we are. it is fucking everywhere.
like idk i remember reading about a trans man in India who, after he came out to his family, was literally locked in a room in their house. just shut up in a basement somewhere, out of sight and out of mind, until he managed to escape (and even then, there's also a trans man in India whose parents sent the police to track him down and kidnap him from a shelter meant specifically for trans people).
or trans men like Sophie Lederer, who was only 19 when he was arrested for "talking silly and claiming to be a boy" in the early 20th century, and the only other thing I know about him is that he spent the rest of his life, over a decade, institutionalized for his transmasculinity. god only fucking knows what was done to him in those years by his wardens.
that is the image of transmasculine erasure. it is boys and men locked in closets and basements and prison cells disguised as hospital rooms for years until they are dead and buried as women. if they even get a headstone at all. it is dead-eyed mothers with three children who have no income or job experience and are married to a cis man ten years older than them who they know would kill them, and possibly their children, if they even mentioned being trans. if you think of transmasc erasure or "invisibility" and imagine a white cis-passing guy working stealth at his office job, congrats! transmasculine erasure is already living like a fungus in your mind. i am trying to make you feel the horror the patriarchy has trained you out of feeling about the state of transmasculine oppression.
#Robert Eads died a preventable death from ovarian cancer because no gynecologist would see him#They refused to have him in his clinic because they werent familiar with trans men and because it “would reflect badly on the practice”#By the time he was finally seen the cancer had metasticized and it was too late.#Transmasculine erasure kills#and it's still happening TO THIS DAY.#There is very little difference now than there was 30 years ago.#The other day i watched a video from a trans man who called at least 30 different gynecology clinics#before he found one that wouldn't be weird and cagey and discriminatory against trans men.#All to get a pap smear. A routine examination to screen for cervical cancer.
given that the UK government accepted guidance which excludes trans people from single sex spaces which specifically includes this:
I am once again telling y'all that trans men&mascs literally cannot afford this oppression Olympics bullshit. Care about us, specifically, on purpose, or you will help them kill us.
Indigenous film titles from Canada
For the upcoming Truth and Reconciliation Day (Sept 30), I wanted to share some Indigenous films made by various Indigenous directors, starring actors from many Indigenous communities, that speaks of their stories and experiences.
L’inhumain (2021) - directed by Jason Brennan (Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg), Genre: horror/thriller. Viewing: tout.tv platform.
A rare French-language Indigenous genre film, L’inhumain is the directorial debut of Anishinaabe producer and writer Jason Brennan. It’s a thrilling and evocative parable about the dangers of feeding the monster inside, and faithfully portrays an Anishinaabe Wendigo story. Starring Samian, an Indigenous neurosurgeon by the name of Mathieu who has had to leave his community at a young age because of school. After many years, Matt has somewhat rebuilt his life away from the community. Although he’s got a great family and a successful job, he’s still trying to fill the void left by having left behind his culture, his roots, and his family. In attempts to fill this void, he’s giving in to many different vices and the slippery slope has led him to fall prey to the Wendigo.
Angry Inuk (2016) directed by Alethea Arnaquq-Baril (Inuk from Iqaluit, Nunavut). Genre: documentary. Viewing: National Film Board of Canada platform.
In her award-winning documentary, director Alethea Arnaquq-Baril joins a new tech-savvy generation of Inuit as they campaign to challenge long-established perceptions of seal hunting. Armed with social media and their own sense of humour and justice, this group is bringing its own voice into the conversation and presenting themselves to the world as a modern people in dire need of a sustainable economy.
Alethea Arnaquq-Baril is also the co-creator of the drama comedy series North of North, now available on CBC and Netflix in Canada.
Call Me Human (Je m’appelle humain) (2020), directed by Kim O’Bomsawin (Abenaki) Genre:documentary. Viewing:tout.tv platform
Innu writer Joséphine Bacon is part of a generation that has lived through significant changes in Indigenous traditions and colonialist displacement. Born in the Innu community of Pessamit, Bacon was sent to residential school at the age of five and spent fourteen years of her life there. Now, with charm, grace, and quiet tenacity, she is leading a movement to preserve her people’s language and culture.
This endearing film moves with Bacon across Canada — Montreal, Pessamit, and the tundra. In each place she visits, Bacon shares reflections and stories, backdropped by the film’s stunning cinematography. The contrasts between city and wilderness mirror Bacon’s upbringing, creating a poignant sense of the displacement she and her generation experienced. At the same time, the film offers a moving, inspirational meditation on the interconnectedness of language, earth, spirituality, and culture.
Dear Flora (2022) directed by Sonia Bonspille Boileau (Mohawk). Genre: Drama. Viewing: tout.tv platform, APTN Lumi platform, Apple Tv rent/buy
The Dear Flora drama series portrays the inherent resilience of two Anishinaabe siblings who endured their childhood in a Quebec residential school in the 1960s. The film explores their present-day challenges as they grapple with the lingering effects of their past.
Beans (2020) director: Tracey Deer (Mohawk). Genre: drama. Viewing: CBC gem, Apple TV rent/buy.
Based on true events, Tracey Deer's debut feature chronicles the 78-day standoff between two Mohawk communities and government forces in 1990 Quebec, known as the Oka Crisis at Kanesatake. Starring Kiawentiio and Rainbow Dickerson.
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idk it's almost like people are waiting for noah wyle to say something offensive or ignorant so they can jump on it and feel vindicated in their dislike for him. for some strange unknown reason. hmm
leaving this here and moving on!
