Morgan Bankston
@morganbankston.bsky.social
They/them and sometimes he/him 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
Recovering archaeologist, ttrpg player and story guide, nature appreciater, kickboxing enthusiast, and cat parent.
Recovering archaeologist, ttrpg player and story guide, nature appreciater, kickboxing enthusiast, and cat parent.
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This shirt will be getting a lot of use over the next 4 years.
February 5, 2025 at 8:58 PM
This shirt will be getting a lot of use over the next 4 years.
Reposted by Morgan Bankston
On day one Trump's EO said we were harmful to kids. On day two, it said we were dishonorable and disloyal. On day three, it said we were unAmerican.
Transgender people have been a part of this country for centuries.
We are not going anywhere.
Do not comply with these EOs, they are not law.
Transgender people have been a part of this country for centuries.
We are not going anywhere.
Do not comply with these EOs, they are not law.
January 29, 2025 at 11:20 PM
On day one Trump's EO said we were harmful to kids. On day two, it said we were dishonorable and disloyal. On day three, it said we were unAmerican.
Transgender people have been a part of this country for centuries.
We are not going anywhere.
Do not comply with these EOs, they are not law.
Transgender people have been a part of this country for centuries.
We are not going anywhere.
Do not comply with these EOs, they are not law.
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“‘We’re still here,’is the message he wants visitors to ultimately walk away with. ‘We have survived a lot of difficult things, but we are still here. Learn the names of our tribes, know who has called this place home for a very long time.’” www.mycoloradoparks.com/national-par...
How One Indigenous Ranger Is Changing the Story Around Rocky Mountain National Park
Meet RisingBuffalo Maybee, an Arapaho and Seneca park ranger working to keep Rocky Mountain National Park's Native American stories alive.
www.mycoloradoparks.com
January 17, 2025 at 5:19 PM
“‘We’re still here,’is the message he wants visitors to ultimately walk away with. ‘We have survived a lot of difficult things, but we are still here. Learn the names of our tribes, know who has called this place home for a very long time.’” www.mycoloradoparks.com/national-par...