Very creative, San Francisco! 8647 ✊

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Juat something to keep spirits up at SBM conference and people are speaking up #TERMINATEDSCIENCE

This is Marco Rubio explaining how the USA promised to defend Ukraine forever if they got rid of their nuclear arsenal left after the Soviet Union fell.

This is why lil marco was sinking into the couch. He was hoping we wouldn’t find it…so don’t RT right now this very second.

Refusing to engage with morality doesn’t make you insightful—it just makes you indifferent to suffering. Pretending both sides are equally bad so you don’t have to care isn’t neutrality, it’s apathy dressed up as wisdom

#Ukraine

Musk’s status as a “special government employee” limits him to 130 days in the executive branch. However, despite working daily—documented by his own X posts—they claim he only works one day a week, effectively stretching his limit to 130 weeks. This needs to be brought to Congress—please share.

Chrononormativity is the enforced idea that life should follow a linear, normative timeline—school, work, marriage, kids, retirement. It disciplines bodies into capitalist productivity and erases non-normative ways of living. Disrupting it opens space for queer, disabled, and decolonized futures.

Queer is a broad, inclusive term for all non-normative sexualities, genders, and expressions. Reclaimed from its past as a slur, it’s celebrated for its flexibility and power. Queer resists colonialism by rejecting rigid, Western binaries, embracing identities rooted in many cultures.
#Queer

Hercules Posey
1747-1812
can be considered one of the country's first celebrity chefs. he was enslaved during the 1780's and 90's. He escaped slavery and lived the last part of his life as a free man. A lot of the recipes of the South are creations of his and other slave chefs.

1851-1942 Lucy Parsons was a radical labor organizer, writer, and activist who dedicated her life to fighting for workers' rights, racial equality, and social justice. she identified as African American, Native American, and Mexican, challenging the intersectional oppressions of her time.​ 1/28

It's Black History month :D now more then ever it's so important that we talk about the History of the black population and the contributions that have made America what it is today. I'll post 1 person a day :D for the month

Today I want to talk about the power of community. As we navigate this new administration, it's clear that systems built on colonial ideals such as individualism and care being a privilege are failing us. It's a reminder that real change has to always come from us.

Stepping into this space, LOUD and PROUD for education, queerness, and Indigenous advocacy! 🌈🔥 Colonialism couldn’t silence us—now we’re amplifying voices, reclaiming stories, and building powerful futures. Join me in disrupting, decolonizing, and thriving unapologetically. ✊🏽