#apla

[guerillas-of-history]

Pan Africanist Congress (PAC)

Military wing: The Azanian People's Liberation Army (APLA)

[aplatonic-flags]

Hey, I just found this blog, so I'm not sure if you do this but I was womdering if there was/you could make an eraplatonic (was once alloplatonic, but for some reason in now aplspec) flah :3

There you go, I based it off flags I found for erasexual

I also designed one myself

White and yellow - Alloplatonic

The grey divider on the white and yellow stripes - No longer Alloplatonic due to any reason or none, it also goes downwards and stops before the aplatonic stripes to symbolise that the person is now aplatonic

Green, blue and purple - From the Aplatonic flag, for currently being aplatonic now

I sadly couldn't find any for you so I made some based from those I found and tried making one myself

[pozmagazine]

Attention Gay and Bisexual Black Guys: Be “PrEP’d AF” Against HIV

Gay and bisexual youth of color and transgender women are most at risk for HIV yet are the least likely to know about Truvada as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), a daily pill that can keep HIV-negative people from contracting the virus.

The Los Angeles LGBT Center aims to raise awareness of PrEP among minority communities with a new campaign urging those at risk to be “PrEP’d AF” (as in, “PrEP’d as f*ck”). To get the word out, the center enlisted gay music artist, actor and model Milan Christopher—who knows all about the prevention regimen because he uses PrEP.

[maelstromdimages]

Tout en haut du monde, 2015, Rémi Chayé

[celebritydetox]

Sharon Stone at an APLA benefit dinner and fashion show, April 1992

[anideh]

Περνάνε τόσο γρήγορα οι στιγμές και εγώ ξεχνάω να ζήσω.

[anideh]

Και μετά από ώριμη σκέψη συνειδητοποίησα πόσο σωστά έχει θέσει το σύμπαν τα εμπόδια ανάμεσά μας.

[libraryben]

Rainbows at Night: Neurodiverging Literacy and Librarianship in “the Darkest Timeline” Closing Keynote with Ben Mitchell

12 June 2025, Atlantic Provinces Library Association Annual Conference, "Breaking Barriers."

In this talk Dr. Mitchell will use a combination of scholarship and personal anecdotes to explore ideas of disability literacy as they apply to neurodivergence, labour, and librarianship.