Sara Colognesi
@saracolognesi.bsky.social
Spoonie and Affirmative pychologist psychotherapist from Italy
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Reposted by Sara Colognesi
in their walkout speech, Nathalie told their classmates,
"We’re being dehumanized and there’s nothing we can really do about it because we’re high schoolers... Not only are our parents being hunted, taken and kidnapped, but it’s also our little siblings being used as bait and then being taken."
"We’re being dehumanized and there’s nothing we can really do about it because we’re high schoolers... Not only are our parents being hunted, taken and kidnapped, but it’s also our little siblings being used as bait and then being taken."
These are the high schoolers taking a stand against ICE: ‘You can’t let despair take over’
Thousands of students across the US have been walking out of their schools to protest ICE in their communities
www.theguardian.com
February 9, 2026 at 3:09 PM
in their walkout speech, Nathalie told their classmates,
"We’re being dehumanized and there’s nothing we can really do about it because we’re high schoolers... Not only are our parents being hunted, taken and kidnapped, but it’s also our little siblings being used as bait and then being taken."
"We’re being dehumanized and there’s nothing we can really do about it because we’re high schoolers... Not only are our parents being hunted, taken and kidnapped, but it’s also our little siblings being used as bait and then being taken."
Reposted by Sara Colognesi
Wanting to be thin isn’t a fringe perspective, nor is it edgy. It is the dominant narrative in a profoundly anti-fat culture. And in this particular moment, making media about how it’s okay to want to be thin also acts as de facto advertising for some of the wealthiest corporations in the world.
February 1, 2026 at 5:50 AM
Wanting to be thin isn’t a fringe perspective, nor is it edgy. It is the dominant narrative in a profoundly anti-fat culture. And in this particular moment, making media about how it’s okay to want to be thin also acts as de facto advertising for some of the wealthiest corporations in the world.
Reposted by Sara Colognesi
But when I asked an organizer what they wanted to see out of press coverage, they told me they wanted people to see the beautiful things they are building here, and not just the worst stories of the worst of ICE's crimes.
What people are doing here is beautiful. It's a tragic beauty, but a real one
What people are doing here is beautiful. It's a tragic beauty, but a real one
January 22, 2026 at 3:58 AM
But when I asked an organizer what they wanted to see out of press coverage, they told me they wanted people to see the beautiful things they are building here, and not just the worst stories of the worst of ICE's crimes.
What people are doing here is beautiful. It's a tragic beauty, but a real one
What people are doing here is beautiful. It's a tragic beauty, but a real one
Reposted by Sara Colognesi
It’s not because we oppose dignity in death.
It’s not because we’re against bodily autonomy.
It’s because we know we live in a deeply eugenicist society that doesn’t value the lives of disabled people.
We’re seen as “useless eaters” and have to constantly fight for care
It’s not because we’re against bodily autonomy.
It’s because we know we live in a deeply eugenicist society that doesn’t value the lives of disabled people.
We’re seen as “useless eaters” and have to constantly fight for care
December 9, 2025 at 5:51 AM
It’s not because we oppose dignity in death.
It’s not because we’re against bodily autonomy.
It’s because we know we live in a deeply eugenicist society that doesn’t value the lives of disabled people.
We’re seen as “useless eaters” and have to constantly fight for care
It’s not because we’re against bodily autonomy.
It’s because we know we live in a deeply eugenicist society that doesn’t value the lives of disabled people.
We’re seen as “useless eaters” and have to constantly fight for care