Can't spell pride month without demon🏳️‍🌈😈

Métis Spiritualist🌿🔞(they/them/theirs)Every Child Matters🧡, Land Back, MMIWG2S Lives Matter, No Pipelines On Native Land🤎Delia💚

[sleepygremlins]

Welcome

Were sleepygremlins an autistic and disabled being with severe chronic pain. We are an agenic demonkinplex system and this blog is run by our host since no else fronts they prefer to stay internal.

We all identify as agender and use they/them/theirs pronouns only. Trans people are people if you don't agree unfollow us.

Were aroace and in a queerplatonic relationship with @dracificia who we love platonically loads💜🤎💚🖤

If you enjoy our supernatural bl ships, our specific anime ships or our specific bl ships you have found your place ( ＾ω＾ )

[veganzeus]

Truth.

[boyblogdog]

happy pride month to those in the closet. to those who went back into the closet. to those who have unsupportive families, friends and relationships. those who were bullied and harassed because of their identity. those who were killed because of who they truly were and loved.

you are loved and appreciated.

[sleepygremlins]

Our biological family is unsupportive its a huge reason were no contact with them

[lgbtqiatext]

[norangazas-blog]

@gigai-dumps

Hello

💔 My name is Nouran, I am 21 years old and a university student 🎓. Before the war, I lived with my family in a home filled with love, warmth, and safety 🏡🤍.

The war forced us to flee many times, and when we finally tried to return, we found our home reduced to rubble 🏚️. Along with our house, we lost our sense of security and stability.

Today, we struggle to meet our basic needs. My baby sister Nouna 👶🏻, only 6 months old, needs milk, diapers, and clothes, while little Naboula 🍫 dreams of a simple piece of chocolate that I often cannot afford.

🙏 We only hope for a chance to live with dignity and rebuild our lives. Any support or share of our story means the world to us. 🤍🕊️

Please please please help me family 😭😭🥺🥺😓🙏🙏💔🙏🙏🙏🙏

Where is our right to live!

WHERE IS OUR RIGHT TO LIVE? 💔

[goromqueers1]

For Refugee and Humanitarian Awareness

🏳️‍🌈 LGBTQIA+ refugees and asylum seekers often face unique challenges, including discrimination, displacement, and limited access to basic necessities. Every person deserves safety, dignity, and hope, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. Together, we can raise awareness and support those seeking a safer future.

Donate to Help lgbtiq refugees in Gorom camp, South Sudan, organized by Davide Vito Abate

Am Birasa Yasin one of the LGBTQ leader in southsudan. I write to in… Davide Vito Abate needs your support for Help lgbtiq refugees in Gorom

#LGBTQIARefugees #HumanRights #Equality #RefugeeSupport #Pride

[magicmooshka]

abuse of power 🗣️‼️🍙

[mellosdrawings]

Batdaddy here to handle the de-aged Robins situation.

[ckalaveram]

I procrastinated a whole lot but I finished mostly

[oscarkatamba]

🏳️‍🌈 Queer refugees in africa deserve safety, dignity and hope.

Every day, LGBTQ+ refugees and displaced people across east africa face rejection, discrimination, homelessness, violence, and lack of access to basic needs simply because of who they are. Many have fled conflict, family rejection, or persecution, only to continue struggling in silence.

Advocacy matters because queer refugees are human beings deserving of love, protection, healthcare, shelter, and community support not fear and isolation. Even small acts of solidarity can change someone’s life: • sharing their stories

• donating food, clothing, or emergency funds

• supporting safe spaces and mental health care

• speaking out against hate and discrimination

• amplifying LGBTQ+ African voices

To every queer refugee trying to survive and stay hopeful: you are valid, your identity matters, and you are not alone. 🌈

The world often overlooks LGBTQ+ refugees in East Africa, but we can choose compassion over silence. Let’s continue building communities rooted in kindness, safety and mutual support.

If you cannot donate, please reblog and spread awareness. Visibility saves lives. ❤️🏳️‍⚧️

Help Oscar a vulnerable Ugandan queer refugee at Gorom camp at East African camp

(A post from a queer Sudanian refugee who can't set up a fundraiser in his own country.)

[elirium]

very little bat kids

[elirium]

2026 Tiny Robin Update

[preserving-tiktok]

[tiktoks-i-enjoyed]

[thememedaddy]

[acti-veg]

Antibiotics use in livestock could rise by a third in next 15 years, UN report warns

Governments urged to act to prevent potentially disastrous impacts on human resistance to medicines

Animal husbandry accounts for close to three-quarters of global use of antimicrobial medications and in many countries their use is poorly monitored. Some herds are routinely dosed and in many countries antimicrobials are used to increase the growth of animals bred for meat.

This is one of the leading causes of the rise of superbugs, which are threatening to render antibiotics useless against increasingly resistant diseases. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) already costs an estimated €11bn (£9.5bn) a year within Europe alone and is predicted to cost $1tn globally by 2050. AMR is forecast to kill tens of millions of people unless there is concerted action, and to make what are currently routine surgeries such as hip replacements life-threatening.

[pomegranateuser]

in light of billie eilish’s “hot take” about veganism, I’d just like to say I am so sick and tired of non-indigenous people using our communities and practices as an excuse, to hide behind their own shame when really they don’t give a shit about indigenous peoples. they don’t talk about us in any other aspect besides this one and it’s only to cover their own backs. indigenous communities that have to hunt for their own food for survival is very different than going into a supermarket and buying packaged meat. these communities have quotas, they use every part of the animal, and they are responsible for taking care of most of our ecosystem. any good, intersectional vegan knows this and understands that it would be very colonial of them to go into these spaces and try and change that. saying this, there are a lot of indigenous people who are vegans and they are largely ignored because it doesn’t fit their narrative of the “noble savage” which is also a racist view of indigenous people.