Anna Sunshine
@annasunnyg.bsky.social
ATL transplant to Nashville. Trying to figure out wtf is up with the world. Gay. Neurodivergent. Want to Homestead. Cute animals. Nerdy. Etc.
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100 men vs. 1 gorilla?
How about the working class against the oligarchy?
The upward redistribution of wealth over the past 50 years has shifted $80 trillion from the bottom 90% of Americans to the top 1%.
This is the real fight we need to be talking about.
How about the working class against the oligarchy?
The upward redistribution of wealth over the past 50 years has shifted $80 trillion from the bottom 90% of Americans to the top 1%.
This is the real fight we need to be talking about.
May 7, 2025 at 5:10 PM
100 men vs. 1 gorilla?
How about the working class against the oligarchy?
The upward redistribution of wealth over the past 50 years has shifted $80 trillion from the bottom 90% of Americans to the top 1%.
This is the real fight we need to be talking about.
How about the working class against the oligarchy?
The upward redistribution of wealth over the past 50 years has shifted $80 trillion from the bottom 90% of Americans to the top 1%.
This is the real fight we need to be talking about.
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❤️🖤💚
Peace To You, If You're Willing To Fight For It. ✊🏾
Peace To You, If You're Willing To Fight For It. ✊🏾
April 29, 2025 at 1:54 AM
❤️🖤💚
Peace To You, If You're Willing To Fight For It. ✊🏾
Peace To You, If You're Willing To Fight For It. ✊🏾
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Every time you normalize the death of a person with comorbidities, you normalize ableism and eugenics. We’re all vulnerable to disability and health issues. Normalizing the deaths of high risk people is ignoring your own mortality. You can’t ‘other’ someone without ‘othering’ yourself.
April 8, 2025 at 10:26 PM
Every time you normalize the death of a person with comorbidities, you normalize ableism and eugenics. We’re all vulnerable to disability and health issues. Normalizing the deaths of high risk people is ignoring your own mortality. You can’t ‘other’ someone without ‘othering’ yourself.
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The time is now!
February 15, 2025 at 1:25 AM
The time is now!
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Being “against” accessibility means being against the needs of your future self and the needs of those who have no choice in needing accessibility in the present.
February 10, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Being “against” accessibility means being against the needs of your future self and the needs of those who have no choice in needing accessibility in the present.
Or that you “just need to lose weight” 🙄🙄
February 10, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Or that you “just need to lose weight” 🙄🙄
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So, the same politicians we vote for (or don’t) receive funds from giant, wealthy corporations that are supposed to provide us with equal, affordable, unbiased healthcare… but don’t? Yup.
Q: What’s the solution then?
Federally 👉 Universal Healthcare
Locally 👉 Community-centric modalities (cont’d)
Q: What’s the solution then?
Federally 👉 Universal Healthcare
Locally 👉 Community-centric modalities (cont’d)
What are PACs?
Political Action Committees that, essentially, pool money together to fund federal campaigns.
And guess what? The #healthcare companies consistently spend top amounts on #lobbying annually. Here’s a 2022 article w/ data sourced from OpenSecrets.org.
Political Action Committees that, essentially, pool money together to fund federal campaigns.
And guess what? The #healthcare companies consistently spend top amounts on #lobbying annually. Here’s a 2022 article w/ data sourced from OpenSecrets.org.
February 10, 2025 at 1:42 PM
So, the same politicians we vote for (or don’t) receive funds from giant, wealthy corporations that are supposed to provide us with equal, affordable, unbiased healthcare… but don’t? Yup.
Q: What’s the solution then?
Federally 👉 Universal Healthcare
Locally 👉 Community-centric modalities (cont’d)
Q: What’s the solution then?
Federally 👉 Universal Healthcare
Locally 👉 Community-centric modalities (cont’d)
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Don't forget to include disabled people in your resistance. The more revolutionary you become, the more likely you'll join the disability community. To fight back and get out alive is almost always to become disabled in some way. Disabled people know how to adapt and fight continuously. You need us.
February 5, 2025 at 12:17 AM
Don't forget to include disabled people in your resistance. The more revolutionary you become, the more likely you'll join the disability community. To fight back and get out alive is almost always to become disabled in some way. Disabled people know how to adapt and fight continuously. You need us.
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A few things to note on this:
1. Signing up isn’t mandatory, but we must be able to gauge commitments for the strength + safety in #s needed on Strike Day 1 & on.
2. We are growing a lot! One hundred thousand signatures per week is great. But it will take approx. 2 years to reach our goal by that.
1. Signing up isn’t mandatory, but we must be able to gauge commitments for the strength + safety in #s needed on Strike Day 1 & on.
2. We are growing a lot! One hundred thousand signatures per week is great. But it will take approx. 2 years to reach our goal by that.
We are primed to hit 200k+ sign-ups TODAY! It’s time to expand our circles of sharing. This means reaching out to political & social service groups we feel would be receptive to joining us.
At this rate, to be transparent, if we continue to gain 100k/wk it will take 110 wks to get to 11 mil.
At this rate, to be transparent, if we continue to gain 100k/wk it will take 110 wks to get to 11 mil.
February 4, 2025 at 11:30 AM
A few things to note on this:
1. Signing up isn’t mandatory, but we must be able to gauge commitments for the strength + safety in #s needed on Strike Day 1 & on.
2. We are growing a lot! One hundred thousand signatures per week is great. But it will take approx. 2 years to reach our goal by that.
1. Signing up isn’t mandatory, but we must be able to gauge commitments for the strength + safety in #s needed on Strike Day 1 & on.
2. We are growing a lot! One hundred thousand signatures per week is great. But it will take approx. 2 years to reach our goal by that.