I made an intersex-inclusive version of the Jewish Progress Pride Flag by Keshet.

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I made an intersex-inclusive version of the Jewish Progress Pride Flag by Keshet.
Long ago, before the bishops begun their crusade for power, were four seasonal gods; the three oldest, lost to time, were Devaki (goddess of summer & prosperity), Keshet (goddess of spring & fertility), and Mielikki (god of autumn & the wild). The goddess of winter, Yngya, was the youngest, and was known as "The Cold Maiden" during this time.
The three seasonal gods took notice of the bishops' sudden shift in behavior and warned the other gods of what was to come; their warnings fell on deaf ears, and for their troubles, they were the first to be culled, leaving Yngya as the last goddess of seasons.
“Move to Thrive” interest-free loans offer support to LGBTQ+ families navigating moving costs.
Interest-free loans of up to $10,000 to individuals and families to support the cost of moving to another state due to the threat that recently-passed anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in their current state of residence poses to their or their family’s safety and well-being.
Keshet and the Hebrew Free Loan Society have disbursed more than $270,000 in loans for LGBTQ people fleeing hostile political climates.
Before some of you start yelling about this being Jews only looking out for Jews, read the damn article and you’ll see that it’s for EVERYONE who feels unsafe in their home state, regardless of religion.
December 13, 2024:
Pearl Primary, Snapper, Peacock.
Keshet of nappez's clan!
Attack on @faygelehh! I had a lot of fun with this
noatishby
I sat down with Natalia (@casarotii) whose son Keshet was murdered at Nova on October 7th. Please listen to her story and how she is keeping the memory of her beautiful son alive.
Keshet and the Hebrew Free Loan Society are partnering to offer interest-free loans of up to $10,000 for individuals and families to support
Keshet and the Hebrew Free Loan Society are partnering to offer interest-free loans of up to $10,000 for individuals and families to support relocation costs to another state because of anti-LGBTQ+ laws, policies, and climate in their current state of residence.
Applicants do not have to be Jewish and can be moving from any state in the U.S. to any state in the U.S. (but not outside of the country).
To qualify, applicants must meet the following requirements:
Have plans to move to a different state within three months of receiving an HFLS loan and be able to submit documentation of their move OR plan to move no later than six months from the time they receive the loan.
Have annual household income sufficient to support loan repayment, and no higher than the HFLS income limits.
Have an active checking account.
Provide one guarantor who meets the two requirements above.
Initial funding for this program is provided by the Jewish LGBTQ Donor Network.