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If you soft block me I'll probably end up following you again bc I'll think that I just unfollowed.. please just hard block.

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♡ Hi, I go by Kittens, Prince, Red and Lex! ♡

- Adult (29)

- Languages: Fluent- English, Semi- receptive/passive- Spanish, Some- ASL

- 🇩🇴 Latino / Mulatto

- Any pronouns 💫 (they/he/she, it/its/itself, kit/kits/kitsself, prince/princes/princeself)

- Genderqueer / Nonbinary / FTX / Transmaculine 💉

- Bisexual / Pansexual / Aromantic

- NPD, BPD, schizoaffective depressive (possibly, bipolar type?), alcoholic, anorexic ✿

- Buddhist, pantheist, animist

- Toddler teacher / Caregiver

- Ex-sex worker

- Psychology major

- 11 years vegetarian, want to transition to veganism

- Special interests: Bugs Bunny / clowns / psychiatry + psychology / elder scrolls / witchcraft

- Things I collect: crystals / witchcraft books / child psych literature

- Leftist / pro life not anti-abortion / pro-2a / abolish marriage / youthlib now! / anti - radical feminism / anti - psych

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theyshapedlikefriends

hi! i had a question that i was hoping maybe either you or your followers could help me with. i brought home a precious moments tender tails rosie last weekend and i was wondering what the etiquette for her tag is. part of me wants to keep it on her, it’s been on her since 1998, but i also want to cuddle with her and it’s an awkward shape, and i don’t want her in my bed if the tag could tear in the night. with the shape there’s no easy tag protector i could get like beanie babies have. i was thinking i could at the very least thread the connecter back through her paw to keep it intact and then pin the tag up, but i’m really just not sure what the best course of action is. thanks!!

Hello! she is such an adorable friend!! I don't know what to answer properly about this... I'd cut the tags off if I really want to cuddle or hold the said plushie a lot. but I still keeping their tags such as in a card album or some sort of case. 😅

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you are weak of mind and horny of spirit

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and metal of body

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HOLY SHIT PJACK??????

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HE WAS BACK FOR THREE HOURS, RESPONDED TO MY POST, AND THEN DIED AGAIN????

workingclasshistory

On this day, 18 July 1969, Black Panthers held a conference in Oakland alongside the predominantly white anti-racist Young Patriots Organisation and Puerto Rican street gang-turned-radical group the Young Lords. A KPIX news report described the event as an “unconventional convention” which was nevertheless “well-organised and orderly”, and explained that the Panthers’ motivation in holding it was to emphasise “class struggle” and “revolutionary unity”. The Young Patriots were a group of poor, mostly Appalachian migrants in Chicago. Although they opposed racism, they originally wore Confederate flags, which they believed were a symbol of rebellion. Leading Panther Fred Hampton played a key role in building links with them and other white working-class youth, until he was assassinated by police. In his speech, William "Preacherman" Fesperman of the Young Patriots, argued for armed self-defence against police brutality: "A gun on the side of a pig means two things: it means racism and it means capitalism and the gun on the side of a revolutionary, on the side of the people, means solidarity and socialism." Later, the Young Patriots abandoned the Confederate flag symbol as an irredeemable symbol of white supremacy. As former-Patriot Hy Thurman explained to Redneck Revolt: “As we grew politically and respected the Black Panthers and the Young Lords we determined that there was no place in the movement or the world for the Confederate flag. It symbolises a period of time when our Black brothers and sisters were mere property to be sold or destroyed at the white man's convenience. And that the Confederate flag was created to serve as a symbol of plantation owners to perpetuate slavocracy.” Learn more about the Panthers in these books by former members: https://shop.workingclasshistory.com/collections/all/black-panthers