The most comprehensive link to donations, petitions, resources and information. Silence is compliance in violence.

Please spread!!!!

“is this moment radicalizing you?”

while i’m here, and still somehow have followers on this website, i thought it would be useful to repost an activism resource masterpost i saw on twitter a few days ago. it looks like the OP (@thebryreed) set her account to private, but i saved the links and figured they would be useful reading & listening, given everything that’s going on right now.

Malcolm X (1964) The Ballot or the Bullet

Martin and Malcolm by James Baldwin (1972)

Assata Shakur’s Autobiography (1987)

The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master’s House by Audre Lorde (1979)

Are Prisons Obsolete? by Angela Davis (2003)

The Invention of Women by Oyěwùmí (1997) (this requires institutional access or creativity)

Sylvia Rivera’s Y’all Better Quiet Down speech (1973)

Toni Morrison’s Nobel Prize Speech (1993)

Fidel Castro’s History Will Absolve Me (1953)

Toni Morrison (2015) No Place for Self-Pity, No Room for Fear 

W. E. B. DuBois Why I Won’t Vote (1956)

Help me eat?

I know I've posted about money before, but things are finally mostly fixed up, I just would like 50 or 60 for groceries, that's honestly all. I'm tired of only eating once a day to once every other day. If anyone feels comfortable, my PayPal is paypal.me/zwhack. Please only donate if you are comfortably able, and please reblog if you cant? I'd appreciate any penny.

Madrid

guys, the police here in chile are shooting teenagers who are protesting against the government and metro fare rise, it’s really happening and it’s frightening, please share information about this because the press here is trying to make as if this is just a little riot but it’s not, police started with teargas and now they are shooting at minors.

some backgrounds from my WIP first year film!

Friendly PSA to non-Jews:

Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown on Sunday, September 29th and lasts through sundown Tuesday, October 1st.

Yom Kippur begins at sundown on Tuesday, October 8th and lasts until Wednesday night, October 9th.

During these days, please be thoughtful of those who observe them by not scheduling meetings, conference calls, or deadlines. For teachers, please do not schedule tests, presentations, or other mandatory activities. And remember that many of us host family and/or other guests for these holidays.

For those who celebrate Christmas, imagine if everyone wanted something from you between the mornings of December 24th and December 26th while you had multiple things cooking, preparations to be in services, and family and friends coming over.

Be thoughtful, kind, and inclusive.

And greetings: “Happy New Year” is appropriate to say on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. “Have an easy fast” is appropriate to say on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement when Jews traditionally fast for 25 hours.

Thank you!!

what if I wove a tapestry expressing my utter love and devotion to you 😳 and we’re both girls 😳and it’s the year 1134 😳

Whenever I have artblock I just do this