Intro
I reblog fundraisers to @localanarchisthippie
Before you start shit: I am actively converting to Judaism. I will not tolerate zionism, but I also will not tolerate antisemitism. If your condemnation of Israel - the state - involves or is based in antisemitism, you are not welcome here.
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“White”* global northerner (“US American”**). Queer, trans, disabled, alterhuman, and plural. It/They/He/She/non exclusive neos + masculine/neutral terms.
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To sum it up I’m an anarcho communist.
(SOME) Things I believe in:
Youth liberation
Queer, trans, nonbinary, and intersex liberation (and the abolition of sex and gender)
Disability liberation and fat liberation
Border abolition
Land back, which includes freedom for the people of Palestine, Venezuela, The Congo, Sudan, and all occupied lands
Tankies, “centrists”, right wingers, liberals, radical feminists, etc can leave now or be blocked.
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>>> just btw there may or may not be a lot of Shigaraki pics here because he’s important to me and my politics idk I can’t explain it
*I do not believe in whiteness as a real category of person; whiteness (and Blackness) are social constructs, not biological realities or distinct cultural and ethnic backgrounds, and I refuse to identify with the term “white”, as I feel it would be disrespectful to my heritage, and because I can have no pride in a label that has only ever been used to subjugate others. However, I still use it in reference to myself and others because the fact that race is a social construct does not erase the harm caused by people categorized as white, and it is important to acknowledge the privilege that I and others hold for being placed in that category.
**I use the words “The United States”, “US America”, etc for simplicity when referring to the land within the political borders of The USA, though I will always acknowledge it for what it is; occupied indigenous land. For that reason I will provide here some resources for everyone who wants them to see what the land they live on is actually called and who it belongs to (note that these may not be fully developed maps)
Native Land is a resource to learn more about Indigenous territories, languages, lands, and ways of life. We welcome you to our site.


















