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entheogenic system @tragicomedy@occult.camp

'#Microsoft CEO: don't worry, we're mostly helping the parts of #ICE that don't involve kidnapping children'
via boingboing
boingboing.net/2018/06/20/godw

Take action against any company suporting #ICE, as you can.

If you code and use #github know that it's a microsoft project and you're by that indirectly suporting the facist #ICE.

Time to stop that move to #gitlab or similiar, and exclusivly use github to publish issues about microsoft enabeling facism.

Hey #mermay artists! Please consider adding written image descriptions to your beautiful pictures, so everyone can understand why we love your artwork!

Try not to just write "mermaid", though. Do you really think they all look the same?

Go for color description, but especially write about the atmosphere of your drawing, what are your creatures doing? Are they sad or happy or what? What is happening around them? How is their expression? What do they look like?

Thanks!

#accessibility

weed/psychs, art wip, pokemon Show more

Take on liberal feminism Show more

i really like long skirts and like, dress shirts? its a good look imo but i don't really dress that way anymore

@tragicomedy feels analogous to ppl responding to criticisms of the makeup industry with "but i Like makeup"

gender, rude kind of Show more

gender, presentation Show more

I like how Phil Hine refers to Cthulhu as if Cthulhu is the host of a Nickelodeon show from the 90s.

terfs vaguely Show more

dated trans language Show more

"By doing this, by admitting that there is a “natural” division between women and men, we naturalize history, we assume that “men” and “women” have always existed and will always exist. Not only do we naturalize history, but also consequently we naturalize the social phenomena which express our oppression, making change impossible." god i love monique wittig

TIL:

- “girl” originally just meant “child”
- “boy” originally meant “urchin; ruffian”

neither was explicitly gendered prior to the 14th century

substance use/ableist language Show more

god today my horror lit class started watching the film "lost boys" and it's extremely fun and 80s and i am enjoying it. i am glad to be in a class where my professor uses the phrase "vampire scholars"

More cute zebra jumping spiders! Show more