NO ONE INTERACT WITH ME

[anchovy]

Made a lowball offer on eBay as a joke and it got accepted. uh oh.

[anchovy]

I’m so fucked

[inwardhardar]

[radicalgraff]

FIFA graffiti seen in Jerusalem

[sacred-portal]

[ruinedchildhood]

[sichorean]

"Trans ideology isn't homophobic or erasing lesbians or gay individuals! I transitioned from a straight man to a lesbian woman!"

You're still a straight man and you will live and die a straight man

[escuerzoresucitado]

[marxism-transgenderism]

Peace and love on planet earth

[dd-is-my-guiltypleasure]

Happy Mamma Mia day !

[aquariary]

the divestment movement for black women would have been more successful had it just focused on the self-preservation & self-esteem of black women & girls. instead, it started to focus on supporting right wing politics, putting non-black men on a pedestal, isolating black women who do not want marriage & kids & are same sex attracted & rejection of feminism. a lot of the original ideologies of the movement were already so strong but some black women within the movement used it as a way to seek approval from the same world that already disparages black women & girls constantly no matter how we carry & present ourselves, who we surround ourselves with or what our beliefs are. this is what i call the "save me" syndrome. there are black women who still believe that if they just carried themselves a certain way, believed a certain set of things & align themselves with certain types of people, they'll be saved. but i'll repeat: no one is going to save black women but black women. the one movement that could've truly helped young black women especially, turned into one huge seeking approval from other groups of people fest. a lot of black women struggle to centre anything on themselves & each other only & that's where a lot of our issues lie.

[foxydunsparce]

[internetgreatesthits]

[cpericardium]

hey everyone "I" have something to show "you"

[cpericardium]

[cpericardium]

[daffy-dork-deactivated20220129]

Denouncing 'white settler able bodied middle class' veganism means absolutely nothing if you aren't willing to listen to non white, disabled or poor vegans.

[lovewillperservere]

weird how ppl only mention the indigenous when it's to argue w/ veganism bc their racist (usually white) asses think "used every part of the buffalo" was the word of God and their golden idonthavetocareaboutanimals tump-card. It isn't enough that 75% of white people are out their claiming to have "native american blood" "i go gung ho i'll scalp a bitch!!!" bc their ancestors r*ped their ancestors. Plenty of indigenous were vegan~ my ex was a brown skinned native, both parents from different tribes~ and he said he'd be happy to go vegan someday and wants to try that vitro meat stuff. ^.^ a lot of racists associate being indigenous peeps with eating meat 'cuz they have a charicaturized/westernized view of them. 5 seconds of google btw... "The Brokpa tribe of Ladakh, for example, has thrived while eating a plant-based diet for more than 5,000 years—all while living in harsh Himalayan terrain. Plant foods provide all the nutrients and vitamins that the Brokpa need to live healthy, active lives at 15,000 feet."

[ahmed-motaz]

Two years ago, the occupation destroyed our home, turning our dreams, memories, and everything we owned into piles of rubble and ash, as seen in this picture.

[saywhat-politics]

[onethirdofimpossible]

Okay, I was just going to reblog this without commentary, but I can't keep this to myself. I'm a PhD student in environmental science and this is my fucking highway.

The first published study about climate change (that I am aware of-- feel free to point out if there's an older one) is an 1896 paper by Svante Arrhenius. He pointed out the link between the greenhouse effect and changes in atmospheric CO2.

Plate tectonics, which the geoscience community now recognizes as near indisputable, was a fringe theory until about the 1960s.

Just in case anyone thought that climate change was a "recent fad" in research.

[kuttithevangu]

OK I keep seeing people refer to the Michigan parasite outbreak and then others will chime in “it’s in my state too!” so to clarify this for everyone it is a NATIONWIDE outbreak reported in 31 US states as of today, July 12th 2026. There is no reason to assume it is not present in the rest of them

Cyclospora, the ‘Explosive Diarrhea’ Parasite, Cases Reported in at Least 31 States: See the Map

NBC News’ tally shows at least 26 states have reported cases of the parasitic stomach illness, as health authorities race to find the source

[kuttithevangu]

The CDC is tracking cases but they are significantly lagging behind the states on numbers (their data is weeks behind) so it’s probably going to be most effective to check your individual state’s infectious disease tracking.

This is a parasite that usually causes about 3000 cases of illness per year in the USA, Michigan currently has reported about 2900 (the confusion about “Michigan outbreak” is because Michigan is the first that caught an uptick in cases and has been very proactive about trying to trace them). Last official update from Massachusetts was 18 cases here centered in Greater Boston. The CDC recommends NOT assuming there are no sources of the parasite in your state even if no cases have been reported.

It isn’t an unknown illness but it is an unusual quantity of cases, and the fact that they haven’t been able to pin down the source after weeks of tracking is what makes it particularly concerning this year (harder to contain).

Wash your hands, wash your produce, cook it ideally, and advocate for farm workers to have access to safe and hygienic toilet facilities

[luesmainblog]

that last part is extra important. nearly every one of these produce outbreaks are because of poor hygenic practices on the fields, and particularly, because field workers do not have adequate access to bathrooms. nobody wants to poison your food, but they often don't have a choice. they also often lack proper access to water, cooling equipment (such as sun hats and portable fans), and management; this can make it significantly harder to think clearly and make a wise decision, let alone survive the day. when this comes up in conversation, call this out. make sure everyone around you KNOWS that the reason the lettuce is constantly unsafe is because farms are not giving a shit about worker welfare, and the people growing and picking your lettuce have to walk ungodly distances in 100+ degree weather without water just to take a shit. oh, and if they DO choose to do that, they may be punished for taking an unscheduled break.

if you wanna go further, let everyone know that the majority of labor laws have an exception carved out for agricultural workers.

[kuttithevangu]

One U.S. visa program is growing rapidly. No one is happy with it

Republicans on Capitol Hill are starting to talk about one facet of immigration reform: how to expand the popular H-2A visa program for farm

Worth keeping up with developments in the fight over farm workers’ visas because while trying to get legal documents for workers, agricultural producers are also trying to fight for those legal documents to have fewer human rights provisions in them

[beefwizard91]

Donald trump took away my food stamps card just so U could morally grandstand about not voting Harris because she was neutral about Israel

[immigrant]

neutral is an understatement considering she was vice president at the start of whats legally considered a genocide