Always working on being a better intersectional feminist. Fuck the patriarchy; I’d rather be crafting than smashing. Straight but a “gay fanatic”.❤️ She/Her
Twin Cities, Wahpekute Dakota Territory
Joined February 2008
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I hate that after 15 years of learning the most about social justice and community here, that it is necessary to delete the app because rich white dudes can’t fucking not make things worse. I’ve got the same user name on other socials. I’ll see you there. ❤️
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just because a person is bad doesn’t mean he’s interesting or complex or worth nearly a decade of discussion. it’s a national obsession and I want it to be over. there are a million guys like him. he’s not special at all. never has been.
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If your safety is secured on Tuesday, are you coming to help the rest of us? Are you going to keep fighting?
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Saint Paul: vote NO on both.
I joined elected and community leaders who are child care and voting rights champions today to talk about why Saint Paul residents should vote NO on both city ballot questions 1 and 2 this election cycle.
ALT Elected leaders and advocates at the East Side Freedom Library
ALT Elected leaders and advocates at the East Side Freedom Library
ALT Press release urging voters in Saint Paul to vote No on Q1 and Q2
ALT Press release urging Saint Paul voters to vote No on Q1 and Q2
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City Council members Chughtai and Chowdhury did a couples costume for Halloween, targeted at people who still can't tell them apart.
Is anyone shocked that labor trafficking is part of their GOTV plan?
SCOOP: Workers Say They Were Tricked and Threatened as Part of Elon Musk’s Get-Out-the-Vote Effort
Paid canvassers in Michigan were hauled into a U-Haul van with no rear seating, threatened with money being withheld for their motel rooms & more @WIRED
wired.com/story/elon-musk-am…
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This is why strong movements are built on 1:1 conversations that mostly involve listening. In a conversation, people are often able to look at their own thoughts in a way they don’t normally do, and have insights that otherwise they wouldn’t have.
“The encampment has since been dismantled. Those living in it were offered access to services and supports, which they refused.”
I hope everyone involved in destroying this community are losing sleep over why these people refused services.
(I know they’re not. But we should.)
Police say it is one of most elaborate encampments they have ever seen, with a mini-power grid, including solar panels, and multiple home appliances.
The encampment was discovered last week by the City of Edmonton and Edmonton Police Service joint response encampment team. It was almost completely camouflaged and included four multi-level structures surrounded by a fence made of trees and broken branches.
The structures had been built without nails or other forms of support and were at risk of collapse. Inside, police and park rangers found fire-stoves with lit fires, a stone fireplace, stone/marble flooring, a working fridge and washing machine, and live electrical wires strung haphazardly.
Power was supplied by four generators, with solar panels powering a chop shop for stolen bikes.
15 weapons, including three guns, and about $8000 worth of stolen goods were recovered. Police have so far returned 2 backpack blowers and 1 mountain bike to their rightful owners.
20 violation tickets were written, and 10 warrants executed.
The encampment caused significant environmental damage to the trees and root systems, and the nearby creek was dammed in multiple places to provide running water to one of the structures.
The encampment has since been dismantled. Those living in it were offered access to services and supports, which they refused.
If you need any evidence that we are not, in fact, defunding police, is that this dog has better dental care than most American people.
(FTR, I’m not opposed to treating animals humanely, but c’com.)
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Seems like it should be a bigger story that landlords, food conglomerates, and now hotels have all been caught conspiring to jack up prices.
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Let's be really clear here: When conservatives say that states allow 'post birth abortion' what they're actually talking about is palliative care for fatally ill newborns.
