Queer With Purpose
@beyondallnames.bsky.social
Queer as hell 🌈 | Indigenous ally ✊🏽 | Education is my weapon, and I’m here to tear down colonialism and oppressive systems. I’m amplifying voices they tried to erase. Let’s talk, learn, and grow together.
Juat something to keep spirits up at SBM conference and people are speaking up #TERMINATEDSCIENCE
March 27, 2025 at 7:53 PM
Juat something to keep spirits up at SBM conference and people are speaking up #TERMINATEDSCIENCE
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.
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.
February 15, 2025 at 11:49 PM
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.
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
February 1, 2025 at 5:26 PM
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
