another brick in the wall

I blog about injustice because I want to learn from it. I think it's important that this be a public experience, not only to help others learn the same, but to remain accountable for my actions and statements. If I have said or done something problematic, please let me know.

[beam-of-sunlightbb-deactivated2]

Palestinians are starving!!!!

[iwillsurvivecollege]

THE WORLD SHOULD BE HORRIFIED SCARED AND ASHAMED.

[cat4755776]

I’d just like to acknowledge that South Africa wouldn’t have such a strong case without the work of the journalists, both alive and martyred, on the ground in Gaza supplying the world with firsthand information about the genocide and that they deserve thanks for it.

[randomthoughtswhileeatingdonuts]

hello loves

I would like to make it abundantly clear I'm pro Palestine, I stand with every single marginalised community none of us are free till all of us are free.

With that said have a great day drink water and free Palestine

[fairuzfan]

[i-am-aprl]

This is not including all the children who are lifeless underneath the rubble and not including the ones that were obliterated to the point where they cannot be identified. Free Palestine

Video: X: FisunGuner

Song @iamkarimmm

[makingqueerhistory]

There is much more joy to be found in queer history once one acknowledges and lets go of the need for perfection. The fight for perfect labels, for perfect clarity, for perfect people, are all wastes of time compared to the bigger moral questions and epic stories that can be explored. Focusing on these details is more often than not used as a tool to limit and cut away parts of the queer community that make people uncomfortable, rather than an honest and genuine pursuit of further knowledge.

Be skeptical of the people who offer easy answers, who suggest that everything can fit neatly into one uncomplicated box, and be cautious of the people who spend more time discussing what queer history is not allowed to be rather than actually exploring queer history.

[earhartsease]

this is so on the nose

[stil-lindigo]

You are not childish for wishing the world was better than it is. We were owed that by the people who knew better before us, just like we too will owe the people who’ll come after us. But defeatism does nothing. It puts nothing on the plate you’ll hand to your child, your friend, your lover. You may never live to see the world become as good as it should, but that should never stop you from trying to improve it anyway.

[mariamlovesyou]

bisan's live video on her 2nd acc is piercing my heart

she started off expressing (in arabic) how sick she is of the constant sharing, photographing, capturing, having to speak english and how she wants to speak in her native tongue instead.

she explained that the leaflets that were dropped again are ordering evacuation to rafah so they are forced into the sinai, and how impossible it is for over 2 million people to go to an area that's only 151 square km, so many have no choice but to stay in khan younis. they are trapped and have no international passports. rafah is the southernmost point of palestine after khan younis and she said - this part in english - "after rafah there is no more palestine. if we are forced into rafah there is no more palestine."

someone asked her if she has eaten and whether they have any food, her response was no, not at all; one loaf of bread has to be divided between everyone in her tent.

the video kept freezing because of how bad the internet service is in gaza right now so i lost bits and pieces, but at some point an older woman joined the live, a journalist outside of the country. it's unclear whether they knew each other previously, but a lot of warmth was exchanged. the woman got tears out of bisan when she told her "dont listen to people who tell you to be strong, i don't want you to be strong, i want you to be you. if you are sad i want to know, if you are happy i want to know." she explained that she tried entering rafah but the occupation refuses to let any foreign journalists in anymore.

after the woman left, bisan talked about her life before october. she said her life was beautiful and fruitful and any source of strife was solely on israeli hands; namely her inability to travel or pursue placements for her education outside of palestine. other than that she had nothing to complain about. if im able to watch the video after it ends, i will add any pieces i missed

[starboymuse]

NYC

[crabussy]

god I'm so fucking furious at the removal of Te Reo Māori names from organisations around Aotearoa. it's a complete non-issue, every organisation has the English name directly underneath the Māori name. I have never once as an English speaker been unable to understand what an organisation is for. Winston Peters, the Deputy Prime Minister, who is literally Māori himself, said “Te Papa is a historic name but tell me this waka kotahi, how many boats have you seen going down the road?”. Waka does not just mean canoe. it means vessel, and waka kotahi (the transport agency of Aotearoa) explains this VERY SIMPLY on their official website. waka kotahi means to travel together as one. Can you see how fucking upsetting this is. A Māori person in power who is in agreement about banning his own language, being so cocky about something that he does not even understand due to the suppression of the language of his people. It makes me sick. I've seen reports from Māori people all over Aotearoa speaking out about how upset and furious they are, how decades of progress have been undone in the fight to restore the rights of their people who have for so long been oppressed and have suffered the effects of colonisation. Please share this if you can, I hate knowing how few people will hear about this, I know there is so much injustice in the world right now and it is so exhausting, I know. I love you all, keep it up.

https://waateanews.com/2023/11/27/te-reo-public-service/

[wizrdfckr]

was really mad that the couches in the lobby at my work got removed :( then I remembered that most days I open there's someone sleeping on them, meaning someone reported that to housekeeping and their "solution" was to remove the couches entirely?? I was pissed about it, then noticed this sign today

the removal of comfort in public spaces to 'deter' homeless people impacts everyone

[silicacid]

Israel blows up Gaza's "Palace of Justice" compound which housed the Palestinian Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal, the Court of First Instance & the Magistrate. 100,000s of vital case documents are gone. Deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure is a War Crime!

Israel's soldiers took victory images inside the Palestinian Supreme Court before blowing it up into pieces. This proves the facility constituted ZERO danger to the Israeli military & no militants were hiding inside it at the time it was destroyed. Again, a war crime!

Israel army blows up main courthouse in Gaza Strip

The Israeli army, on Monday, blew up the main courthouse in the Gaza Strip, known as Palace of Justice, located in south Gaza City, Anadolu

[lucidicer]

i'm seeing people losing hope for palestine i'm begging you seriously please don't. the death toll is high but there are still people alive, there are still journalists risking everything to make sure the world sees what is happening. please continue protesting if you have the option to, keep demanding for a ceasefire and keep talking about palestinians both alive and dead. you have to keep going until the very end or else you really did fail them.

[escuerzoresucitado]

beyond parody

[paper-mario-wiki]

Regardless of whether or not its "legal" to criticize Israel and Zionism doesn't fuckin matter. With all of the massive organization in protests, strikes, and unions we've seen in the past year, we are experiencing unprecedented levels of "they cannot take us all" that we haven't seen in the public consciousness in decades.

They don't have enough government employees to monitor everyone.

They don't have enough police to arrest everyone.

They don't have enough prisons to lock up everyone.

They don't have the capacity for our continued anger, which is why the dickheads in powdered wigs are beginning to bark louder, because this kind of thing ramps up exponentially and they can see it beginning.

Don't listen to them, they are our enemies. All of them, not just the GOP. The results on the recent votes are reason enough to dissolve trust in the DNC for the rest of my life. The system will not create its own revolution. I hope you'll not forget this either.