Its me mofos

tiny demiboy trying to cope with the existence of a chest and lack of a noodle

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A really pretty sunset i couldn't help taking a picture of (´ ᴗ ` ✿)

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My cat Bandy ｡^‿^｡

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some traditional art that i made! i got the mushrooms from a book i have about foraging them

i will be working on some digital art of them

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Residential school survivor Dennis Saddleman reads his poem Monster, a Residential School experience

[peevishpants]

Had to search this up after watching, for context/info - This video is of Dennis Saddleman reciting his poem in Ottawa on Sep 30 (National Day for Truth and Reconciliation). That's why little trudeau is in the crowd. Dennis also has a book called Word Warrior that includes Monster and his other poems, which you can get from St. Paul's Anglican Church in BC.

[everythingfox]

Bouncy boy

(via)

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reblogging cuz more women need to see this!

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Please Help Me Describe This Sound so I can Accurately Caption It 

via hattiebag

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what letters do i used to describe this noise

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i want those so bad

[profeminist]

Source

Want more info? Here ya go: 

This Biology Teacher Disproved Transphobia With Science 

ALSO:

Sex redefined

“The idea of two sexes is simplistic. Biologists now think there is a wider spectrum than that.”

More on anti-trans arguments as bad science

[the-awkward-turt]

As a biologist I am reblogging this so hard.

Biological sex is not and has never been a binary. The complexity of the natural world cannot be contained in neat little societal boxes. Stop using science to justify your bigotry.

[calystarose]

The complexity of the natural world cannot be contained in neat little societal boxes. Stop using science to justify your bigotry.

[uchanekome]

THANK YOU!!!

[weissguertena]

simplicity of concepts absolutely never accurately describes any of the concepts.

simplifying something, by it’s very nature, means the simplification does not explain the entirety of the subject in question, and it’s frankly just embarrassing when bigots with an agenda try to point to the simplifications their worldviews are founded upon as evidence of an empirical “truth” that does not actually fucking exist.

just because they believe the thumbnail is the whole image does not mean others will never bother to expand the image to see the bigger picture.

i would say they’re people who only ever skim the abstracts of scientific papers, but most of them don’t even bother with that.

[cherryflavoredbutch]

as someone who uses they/them pronouns and works with children, never let anyone tell you that you can't or shouldn't teach children about pronouns and gender diversity. It's possible, it's easier than you'd think, and it's beautiful

[cherryflavoredbutch]

highlights from this summer at camp, where I work as a program staff member:

-I come out of my cabin dressed in a button-up and a tie for our weekly fancy dinner. Eight-year-old boy A sees me and says "she looks nice!" Eight-year-old boy B cries out at the top of his lungs, "IT'S A THEY!"

-A very young girl I'd never spoken to approaches me at checkout, hands me what appears to be a piece of abstract origami, and walks away. I unfold one of the flaps to find "peace love pride gay" written inside

-Nonbinary campers are increasingly out and visible, and they notice me (our camp director now mentions me and our other nonbinary staff member when parents call with concerns about their nonbinary kids attending camp). One spends an entire programming hour glued to my side, talking emphatically about their favorite anime while we walk down the beach together. They later present me with a nonbinary flag friendship bracelet. They're eleven.

-Ten-year-old boy who typically has a great deal of difficulty controlling his impulses and responding appropriately to his emotions asks me suddenly over dinner whether I'm a boy or a girl. I thank him for asking me and tell him I'm not either. He responds, ever-so-chipper, "well, (camp name), I like you just the way you are!"

-Yet another rowdy ten-year-old boy, at the end of his second session at camp of the summer, tells me unprompted at dinner, "you know, (camp name), I'm really glad I came to camp, because you're the first they/them person I've met. I'm sorry if I get it wrong sometimes."

[slidingscale]

My 8 year old met a non-binary person at camp a couple of weeks ago (another child) and when I picked him up, I asked if he made any new friends and he said, “Yes, Nathan who is a boy and Ari who is neither a boy or a girl.” 

It was said with such certainty and when he mentioned Ari later, he referred to them as a “she” and then stopped and said, “wait, Ari uses they/them so they said...” He’s 8. Kids can absolutely learn this and have fewer problems with it than grown ups often do.

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This is so wholesome 🥹

[emptyjunior]

This fucks exponentially no more "good rep" I want exclusively bad evil metal hardcore rep

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some traditional art that i made! i got the mushrooms from a book i have about foraging them

i will be working on some digital art of them

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My cat mango :) he is fat

[lil-grimlynn]

VIETNAM HAS MOSS FROGS.

THEY LIVE IN MOSS.

THEY ARE CUTE AS FUCK!

Thank you for coming to my ted talk. Now lets go live the way of the moss frog.