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Being a committed pedestrian in a major city will make you hyperaware of the ways urban areas will attempt to make themselves hostile to homeless people and the ways that these efforts also make life worse for everyone else. The needlessly narrow sidewalks, the uncomfortable and inconvenient seats at bus and train stops, the noise pollution from convenience stores piping loud music outside. It all sucks, it all has a negative impact on everyone simply trying to exist within a community, and it’s all in service of cruelly trying to drive a class of people from public view.

hawnks

30+ year old women are the backbone of this website

drbased

reblog if you're literally 30+

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The Grad Student Shuffle- Christ Fleming

throesofincreasingwonder

catherinebunnington

when you see something that needs to be done and you think “someone should take care of that” just remember that you’re someone

wizard-of-interesting-failure

Addendum: when you see something that needs to be done and you think “someone who knows what they’re doing should take care of that”, remember that you’re someone capable of learning.

skellulite

We’ve got double trouble! It looks like these little guys have gotten into the matches…. Uh can someone please get them out of there before they set something else on fire?

enki2

the-seelie-court-official

did you know cancer is the leading cause of death among native american people? Here's a link to donate to the American Indian Cancer Foundation

beemovieerotica

a comprehensive source on uranium contamination on native lands

important addition + point: it's the process of mining itself, leftover waste from drilling, and the abandoned opened mines that leech radioactive particles into the air and water. the problems with nuclear waste after it's gone through reactors is minimized as long as it's stored safely. but the mines themselves cannot be relocated. they're basically open wounds that will continue to affect native people unless there is actual remediation & cleanup of those sites.

dragongirlbunny

personally i feel like a political system that relies on tens of thousands of people spending hours upon hours to beg those in power not to pass the "Behead All Orphans Act" is uh. kind of a failure.

saurons-pr-department

2024 is the year we stop “consuming” and go back to “reading/watching/listening to/playing” things

midnightsoliloquy

stuckinapril

guys everything that has been transpiring in north gaza is so insane that it truly boggles my mind how underreported it is. 8 days and counting of siege in north gaza that's killing hundreds of palestinians daily ("genocide within a genocide"), almost half a million people left with no food, water, or electricity, jabalia camp is literally being reduced to rubble as we speak, no signs of the bombing in lebanon abating with time, north gaza is utterly sealed off from the rest of gaza city, mass expulsion and starvation everywhere--and it's just getting worse. please don't be fooled that it's any better because people have chosen to stop caring. it's every bit as horrific as ever before

stuckinapril

asking you all to please donate to mohammed's fundraiser, whose entire family is stuck in gaza city where this is all happening. mohammed is only 19 years old, but he's still tasked with somehow evacuating his entire family, including a brother who's blind, another brother who suffers from chronic illness, a 6 year old brother (practically a toddler), his sister, and his father who has diabetes. what's even more heartbreaking about this is this isn't this family's first rodeo dealing with displacement and starvation, bc their house was destroyed all the way back in 2014. they lived through more wars than we could even count on one hand

this really is just too much and it's our responsibility to help them however we can, whether it be through donating whatever we can afford or reblogging so more people can do so as well. this could absolutely mean the difference between life and death for them so please help them out by doing everything you can

I've given away a heap of tadpoles (to people living close by, to lessen the danger of showing frog chytrid fungus), and there are still so many. They're fascinating and a little unnerving to watch, with their constant movement and voracious nibbling.

#tadpoles #motorbike frogs #noongar boodja #podhause garden