Emily H. (She/Her) 🇨🇦
@worldspire.bsky.social
Communications & Media studies Undergrad @ UCalgary | SiC exec | Minor in RELS | Fantasy Writer | Tea Fairy | Hot Chocolate Enthusiast
Reposted by Emily H. (She/Her) 🇨🇦
The Manitoba legislature has passed Bill 43, adding gender expression to the provincial human rights code.
In this doom and gloom climate, it's important to mark victories like this, to remember that despite the rise of the far right, we can still organize and win for 🏳️🌈 people.
In this doom and gloom climate, it's important to mark victories like this, to remember that despite the rise of the far right, we can still organize and win for 🏳️🌈 people.
June 4, 2025 at 1:21 PM
The Manitoba legislature has passed Bill 43, adding gender expression to the provincial human rights code.
In this doom and gloom climate, it's important to mark victories like this, to remember that despite the rise of the far right, we can still organize and win for 🏳️🌈 people.
In this doom and gloom climate, it's important to mark victories like this, to remember that despite the rise of the far right, we can still organize and win for 🏳️🌈 people.
I wonder if Donald's use of the word "nasty" when women, and now Canadians, upset him, could shift how nasty is used? I've seen Canadians claiming it with pride, and well... In the 14th c. "Nice" meant foolish, so words do change. Is this thought because I now feel amused by the word nasty? Maybe.
March 26, 2025 at 8:58 PM
I wonder if Donald's use of the word "nasty" when women, and now Canadians, upset him, could shift how nasty is used? I've seen Canadians claiming it with pride, and well... In the 14th c. "Nice" meant foolish, so words do change. Is this thought because I now feel amused by the word nasty? Maybe.
I think more people should know about this: The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) is currently having a consultation on if international online services (i.e. Amazon, Netflix) need to follow Canadian law reguarding investing in and promoting Canadian content. 1/5
March 12, 2025 at 5:13 PM
I think more people should know about this: The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) is currently having a consultation on if international online services (i.e. Amazon, Netflix) need to follow Canadian law reguarding investing in and promoting Canadian content. 1/5
Well, I want to start sharing thoughts here, and I'm horribly overthinking what to say. Do I start with an introduction post? What goes into that? What format? What words does one use to make sure the right folks find them?
So we'll go for this for now. If anyone has advice, please share 😅
So we'll go for this for now. If anyone has advice, please share 😅
March 11, 2025 at 2:33 PM
Well, I want to start sharing thoughts here, and I'm horribly overthinking what to say. Do I start with an introduction post? What goes into that? What format? What words does one use to make sure the right folks find them?
So we'll go for this for now. If anyone has advice, please share 😅
So we'll go for this for now. If anyone has advice, please share 😅
Stumbled onto this performance at the Calgary Central Library today, and stopped in to watch for a moment before trying my last #yychotchocolatefest entry for the year. Absolutely grateful to have passed by at the right time to see it.
(If anyone knows who this group was, please let me know!)
(If anyone knows who this group was, please let me know!)
March 1, 2025 at 2:28 AM
Stumbled onto this performance at the Calgary Central Library today, and stopped in to watch for a moment before trying my last #yychotchocolatefest entry for the year. Absolutely grateful to have passed by at the right time to see it.
(If anyone knows who this group was, please let me know!)
(If anyone knows who this group was, please let me know!)
January 25, 2025 at 4:22 PM