SWAPPING BLOGS

Hey y’all it’s Becca Uffster I’m swapping to this sexie new blog that doesn’t have seven years of my life logged on it and deleting my old one :)

If you wanna keep up to date with me follow me on my new blog :-) this blog will be defunct pretty soon

ig: 2toyoung

can you believe male artists literally go on stage in sweatpants and put little to no effort into their performances but female artists have to get custom bodysuits and learn 2+ hours worth of choreography to get half the fuckin recognition and critical acclaim like what kinda nastiness

now that this has 50k notes and i give negative ten fcks anymore, i wanna say that i 110% wrote this w the intention of shading justice beaver and zayn pain in my ass and i’m so glad my implicit hatred got so many notes yall r the real mvps

Me as a parent just fucking bothering my baby

tom nook gave us 0 down payment 0% interest home loans in the worst housing recession in american history and people still call him a crook, i cannot abide by this 

“Deaf inmates are punished for missing count or mealtimes, though the announcements are made over loudspeakers they cannot hear. They are beaten by guards for misunderstanding orders, and, when they successfully lip-read one interaction and fail the next, they are beaten for ‘feigning’ their hearing loss. In addition, because prisons rarely provide certified ASL interpreters, the inmates struggle to defend themselves at disciplinary proceedings and have limited or no access to medical, mental health, or justice center professionals. They also lack access to any tailored social, educational, or rehabilitative programming. This, by design, is the nature of prisons—undesirables are hidden, with limited attempts at reintegration or socialization between the incarcerated and society (translating, on its face at least, to less manpower and money spent by the corrections system).”

Ableism, the English to Prison Pipeline, and the Plight of Deaf Inmates

interesting how this article says that “there are risk factors for the early deafened that arise in childhood and mirror the “pipeline” systems we understand to affect racial and socioeconomic minority populations in striking numbers”–but then fails to mention, when it discusses the 2016 police murder of unarmed Deaf man Terence Crutcher (whose name, by the way, the article misspells), that he was Black.

of course issues of audism & ableism against d/Deaf people are vitally, desperately important, but I really sincerely wish that white Deaf people would stop comparing their oppression to that of racialised people, or comparing the Deaf community to any racialised group, while simultaneously ignoring how issues of race work within and without the Deaf community to impact Black Deaf people and other Deaf people of colour.

the article concludes: “Even as more Americans begin to understand the politics of gender and sexuality and the racialized systems of systematic oppression and how these affect everyone, deaf and disabled people are often left behind by their families. Even as the left mobilizes against a repressive presidential administration, ableism is continually left out of even the most inclusive agendas. Intersectionality, it seems, still cannot cross the sound barrier.”

I agree that ableism & audism need to be addressed, and I share this frustration, but it’s really wild to talk about intersectionality–a framework created by a Black woman (Kimberlé Crenshaw 4 those of you who don’t kno)–without bringing up race at all except as a convenient jumping-off point to discuss the issues that impact you.

this is so purely evil

these guys are without a doubt the emissaries of some sort of incredibly powerful mischief deity

High agility and charisma

Scot-Asians proudly displaying the new Muslim tartan at Glasgow City Chambers.

Scotland is about inclusion. That’s they key word from this point on.

That is a beautiful tartan! Here’s the theological explanation behind the design:

- Blue to represent the Scottish Flag - Green to represent the colour of Islam - Five white lines running through the pattern to represent the five pillars of Islam - Six gold lines to represent the six articles of faith - Black square to represent the Holy Kabah

louise why do you have this

I need these images…. For…. Idk So many reasons

@laesfingemordaz