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03.02.2021

I made actual breakfast today after a long period of eating granola or drinking a protein shake in the morning. Also, I changed my wallpaper to this beautiful february one made by @bulletnotestudies. Sabrina, I am in love with the lavender/purple shade~ Although it somehow looks white in the picture :/

I had a lot of work today with creating a powerpoint for a presentation, discussing it with my group members and I also watched a two hour discussion panel on subjectivities during the pandemic and wrote a protocol for one of my classes. While it was rather long, it was also very interesting. An good statement was made by an Indian professor, who said that these issues we see today during the crisis have been there all along and they are just being unveiled now, as opposed to us thinking these are new issues. That man said a lot of interesting things, actually. Now I am also very curious to see how our lives will continue after the pandemic.

🎵 WINNER - Wind (Yoon Solo)

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soft reminders:

you have value even when you can’t get out bed.

you will always have inherent worth, unaffected by your level of functioning or productivity.

you are deserving of love, kindness and time.

you are worth the ‘burden’ of getting help and recovering.

[koreanaswego]

Hangul

Im thinking of moving forward in the new year.

I might only use Hangul for the Korean Word Of the Day.

It's important to know Hangul. It doesn't take that long to learn it.

[eintsein]

Quick Tips for Learning Languages on Your Own

Here are some mindsets and techniques that helped me study Italian on my own after classes ended. Hope this helps :)

Also, I’m trying out a new format for shorter posts–let me know what you think!

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Some time ago I decided to pick up korean

After a week of playing around with different apps, I'm already able to read some simple words. HOW EXCITING IS THIS?!

What are your superpowers?

Got any inspiring #goals for 2021?

[marenee]

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A post shared by Krzysztof Gonciarz (@kgonciarz) on Oct 30, 2020 at 6:29am PDT

Today there's the general strike for women's rights planned in Warsaw. The military is already taking to the streets to "protect churches".

Officially they are there to help the police ensure safety during the protests.

Hopefully there won't be any violent actions taken towards the protesters.

We will see what tonight brings.

[jory826]

Some additional footage from strajk kobiety protests in Wrocław. #jebać PiS

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Meanwhile on the mass media: "around 100 people have gathered (...)"

[telari]

29/10/2020 kuretake on a5

It’s October and once again I hear from the Polish government that I don’t matter. First as a queer person, a nonbinary person, I was dehumanised, made the state’s enemy, called a disease, not human, “not equal to normal people,” all from high situated people in the government, the president and current minister of education among them. 1/3 of the country is self-proclaimed “LGBT(Q)-free zones.”

Now as a person who happened to be born with a uterus, I am told that my well-being is inferior, and if I or anyone else gets pregnant and the pregnancy will be discovered to be dangerous - for example, the fetus would be heavily deformed - we will be forced to give birth to it. The other two cases where abortion is still legal are r*pe and if the mother’s life is in danger. They are now seeking to ban in case of r*pe.

Because that is what PiS government did on the 22nd of October: their puppet-made Constitutional Tribunal ruled that abortions when the fetus is malformed are now prohibited. That was 98% of official abortions in Poland. Is the fetus developing without a head, or brain, or heart, and will die after birth? TOO BAD, NOW YOU ARE GOING TO BE A COFFIN FOR 9 MONTHS AND SEE IT DIE IN PAIN. 

There are protests all over Poland and I’ve been going in my own city. Public tv - state propaganda fuelled by PiS - is spouting all sort of shit about us, and lots of people complain that “the protesters are using vulgar language” because of course that is so much more important and appalling than a half of the country losing fundamental human rights. 

We’ve been polite and nice all these years, and where the fuck did that get us?

I’m furious, I’m disgusted, I want to cry every day, and above of all I’m so, so tired. But you know what? I will not stop. I will protest and scream as long as I can. Fuck you, Poland, for what you did to me and so many other people. 

[lordendsavior]

Another day of women’s protests in Poland | 28.10.2020

Some of the slogans:

‘Women are not incubators’

‘Revolution is female’

‘Fuck PiS [the ruling party]’

‘You believe in God I believe in free will’

(via oko.press)

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muminki said ***** ***

kontekst:

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Context:

Kaja Godek, a Polish anti-abortion activist calls disabled people "Moomins". After the ruling of the Constitutional Tribunal (controlled by the ruling party), as a way to congratulate herself, she posted on her social media a conversation with her son where she says no more Moomins will be killed.

The real Moomins don't approve.

#pisoff

/As of 22nd October 2020 abortion due to congenital malformations of the foetus is illegal in Poland.

[kolduny]

in Poland contraception isn’t easily accessible bc some doctors and pharmacists refuse to write prescriptions or sell birth control (esp morning-after pill) due to their religious views, hysterectomies and getting your tubes tied is illegal (but vasectomies are legal) and now abortion due to fetal defects was ruled unconstitutional and our abortion laws which have already been one of the most restrictive in Europe became even more strict

[rembrandtae]

female politicians of the left occupied the podium of polish sejm and surrounded the chairman of the law and justice party and current deputy prime minister, jarosław kaczyński, yelling “this is war” and “disgrace.”

[anotherdayontheinternet]

Horrible things are happening in Poland right now

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that’s it.

the chairman of the law and justice party, jarosław kaczyński, (REMEMBER HIS NAME. HE HAS BLOOD ON HIS HANDS) encouraged his supporters to use force against the protesters, calling them the enemies of the state, a threat to the country.

he asked to protect CHURCHES, buildings you can repair, desroy, rebuild, by all means, instead of caring for women’s rights.

[larrahstylinson]

For the next 24h I decided my platform to talk only about situation in Poland. Polish women(and whole country actually) are on war, 4th day in a row, during peak of pandemic in Poland, where our government took away our rights of safe abortion in case of severe foetal defects, away on 22.10, behind closed doors - making it almost absolute ban on abortion in our country. WE WONT MAKE A GOVERMENT PROPERTY OUT OF OUR BODIES. #WYPIERDALAĆ

Source: @oko.press