"anti white racism"
"whitemisia"
"winterpunk"
"misogyblanc"
"trace"
"destigmatizing white guilt and racial anxiety"
Sade Olutola

Kiana Khansmith
Keni

blake kathryn

Love Begins
One Nice Bug Per Day
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
TVSTRANGERTHINGS

#extradirty

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

Andulka

oozey mess

if i look back, i am lost
KIROKAZE
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Not today Justin

@theartofmadeline

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@lightninja38
"anti white racism"
"whitemisia"
"winterpunk"
"misogyblanc"
"trace"
"destigmatizing white guilt and racial anxiety"
Yippee! I rendered her!
Breaking my several year harry potter silence just to say that in the Apollo Justice Trilogy, they removed the harry potter reference they originally had in the game. Which means that if you still consume hp content and talk about it, you are doing worse than fucking capcom
@endigolikesarson In the original, for the running joke regarding Valant and doors, Apollo calls Valant a muggle
While in the remaster, he says this which is way funnier even without the baggage
Everyone reblogging this post saying stuff like "they probably changed it because of copyright/dated reference" NEEDS to know that 1. There are multiple references to Doctor Who and Star Trek and a character probably named after someone from Battlestar Galactica of all things and 2. The lead writer for the localization stuff with Ace Attorney uses they/them pronouns.
everybody say i love you black trans women
"the destiel meme is an information carrier, it's appropriate to use for news of a trans woman being sexually harassed" "you guys are getting too upset over the meme than the actual information present" "complaining about how insensitive we're being makes you the REAL terf here" <- people who fucking despise trans women
human susie :3
mulch to think about... <- me if i was a worm and had a thoughtful disposition
wriggles contemplatively
I got a letter... The name on the envelope said "Pjackk."
no no no put me back in the loop I almost did it perfect please put me back just a few more tries and I think I could really nail it please put me back
Throwing my hands in the air and singing
Aaaayoooo
I'm dipped in maaayooo
everyone posting their 'blue sky' as if there isn't a veil of darkness hanging over the world
Hey kids, you need to start worrying a little less about getting “#mogged” and a little more about getting “#smogged”. This is an Air Quality Index public service announcement.
been thinking about what makes a good hobby and i cant stop thinkin about that one lady who just buys all the same pokemon card of that one guy who has a visible butthole like she had binders and binders full
i want what she has
it's always interesting to me when fans of certain characters say "god forbid a character is flawed and does bad things!" but very notably avoids using words like "abuser" or "dictator/war criminal" or "sex offender" even if said character fits those labels.
Maybe lean out
I'd like to remind everyone that when talking about a person (or character), it's "person with albinism," not "albino."
I've mentioned before how deeply traumatic that word is for many of us. It carries a stigma that exists just as strongly as it did when we were featured in circus freakshows (which I've seen billboards for in my lifetime), because that's where people know us from and there hasn't been a movement to change that. We're still portrayed in media as freaks and villains, using our appearance to shock you. You're supposed to see us as evil, abusive, manipulative, and never worthy of redemption, because they don't expect for you to see those characters as human. If you can't think of any examples, check out the TV tropes article for Albinos are freaks.
I've experienced endless bullying and harassment, adults calling me disgusting and a freak, physical violence, and had my sunglasses and hat taken on multiple occasions (both are necessary for me to be able to see outside, essentially blinding me and leaving me downtown somewhere). I've been discriminated against so many times I can no longer remember each detail. This is what albino means to me: being subhuman.
I will never see albino as a positive word, even when people mean well. Getting people to care about us is like pulling teeth; I'm not saying this is a slur and you're a bad person if you ever say it. I'm asking for some common respect, and for you to learn about us before you talk about us and make your OCs based on more than just looks.
There's a lot more I could cover but ultimately I'd really like the word albino to fade out of our lexicon. I don't really care what you call animals, although albinistic is the scientific term.
Of course i don't speak for everyone with albinism. For more on that, here's a very short article about our various feelings on the word.
Reminding everyone that OCs with albinism are automatically DSABLED. There is no chance that a person with albinism is not visually impaired/legally blind because of the lack of pigmentation in the eyes. Do not refer to an OC with white hair, pale skin and blue eyes as a pwa. Our existence has been so aestheticised to the point where our disability has become invisible while in reality it couldn't be more apparent. Please do not contribute to this and don't use that label if you are not willing to include visual impairment to your "albino" character in addition to the social stigma that is described above. Sincerely, another person with albinism.
While we are talking about isuggestforcefem's racism to the native people of Turtle Island (and the many names it is called), lets also extend the focus on helping people of Turtle Island.
Here is a list of things that I used/have came across online in ways to help and support:
Indigenous Women Rising - a native ran organization that helps native/indigenous peoples in Turtle Island (US) have access to abortion and reproductive care
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Donations to help preserve culture
Chappaquiddick Wampanoag Donations to help preserve culture
The Wôpanâak Language Reclamation Project
Warrior Women Project
Partnership With Native Americans
The Aquinnah Cultural Center
Redhawk Native American Arts Council
The Native Land Conservancy
A post that links Native ran business
A post that links Native made & grown food, recipes, and other business
Beyond Buckskin - a site that lists many Native made products and business
Native Movement - a site that lists native books, websites, articles and other resources (fiction and nonfiction)
Find the Native Land you live on with Native Land Digital
Feel free to add more that you know and also feel free to add your own donations/gofundme/ko-fi/shops etc if you are native to Turtle Island