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“The bottom half of the global population actually contributed only 16% of the growth in emissions observed since [1990], while the top 1% (77 million individuals in 2019) was responsible for 23% of total emissions growth. The top 0.1% (7.7 million individuals in 2019) contributed about two-thirds of the entire growth in emissions associated with the poorest half of the global population (3,855 million individuals in 2019)”

— Lucas Chancel, Global carbon inequality over 1990–2019

The net worth of Tesla CEO Elon Musk has fallen by staggering amounts — just over $69 billion year to date, according to Bloomberg's Billio

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Let’s delve into White Veganism & White Supremacy. (click for blog) Veganism is an interconnected movement that seeks to fight for the liberation of non-human animals and humans. To understand White Veganism, make sure you understand that the critique is on White supremacy in systems, practices, and beliefs. There has been an influx of White Vegan creators who have been perpetuating or upholding white supremacy, staying silent on social justice issues when asked to speak about it, and comparing traumatic historical events to animals' deaths. All of these characteristics are not new to the movement, but it’s time to hold people accountable for their actions. If there's one thing that social media has done, it has been to center whiteness in these movements and put these problematic creators on pedestals. First and foremost, White Veganism to me is a form of Veganism that focuses solely on animal liberation while ignoring the effects of colonization and how it is interconnected in the oppression of humans and animals. Furthermore, it portrays human supremacy as the main issue rather than addressing white supremacy and how it resulted in the abusive systems in animal agriculture. Many popular vegans are ignorant of or do not promote indigenous and cultural values, relationships with the land, and more BIPOC practices, movements, and struggles. White Veganism itself isn’t true Veganism. It lacks thousands of years of perspective that should inform our movement and our liberation. Acknowledging White Veganism and White Supremacy is the first step to creating intersectional change and promoting growth within yourself. Condemning white supremacy is something many platformed Vegans fail to do. Some comments I got: "I will admit that white supremacy exists around the world, but why should it fall on to vegans who are already fighting a noble cause to stop their efforts against one evil?" I can think of shorter ways to say "I don't feel like it". This is how systems of oppression and supremacy are upheld. A fundamental practice in activism should be continuous growth, improvement, and solidarity. The correct answer isn't "do I really have to?". The correct response is "how can I build an intersectional movement?" "Is there another term we can use though other than 'white vegans', bc not all vegans who are white are the problem?" If you're trying to remove your whiteness from the picture, you care more about your image than our liberation. This is 100% about white vegans and white veganism. White people don't get to remove themselves from the conversation by saying, "but I'm one of the good ones". We all hold different privileges that are all worth interrogating on the road to solidarity. -queer brown vegan

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In Mohave culture, pregnant women believed they had dreams which destined the anatomic sex of their children. These dreams also sometimes included hints of their child’s future gender status, which could be male, female, or Alyha, the third gender. A boy who expressed an interest in dolls, the domestic work of women, women’s gambling games, or an interest in women’s clothes before he participated in the boys’ puberty ceremonies in the Mohave tribe would be considered for the Alyha ceremony. The ceremony itself was meant to surprise the child. It was a test of willingness. Other nearby settlements would receive word to come and watch. A circle of onlookers would sing special songs. If the child danced like a woman, it confirmed their status as an Alyha. They were then taken to a river to bathe, and were given a skirt to wear. The ceremony would permanently change their gender status within the tribe. She then took up a female name. The alyha would live many aspects of female life. The alyha were considered great healers, especially in curing sexually transmitted diseases like syphilis. In my painting, an Alyha, dressed in traditional female garb, embraces her male lover. A contemporary image of Two Spirit love. The rest are photos and prints of Mojave people.

You can find my painting as a print in my Etsy shop.

www.etsy.com/micorazonmexica