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progressive, anti-racist, disabled mama doing photography, translation, creative direction and lots of weed • she/her

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Joined September 2017
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im sorry i love you guys but i cannot participate in the campaign to rehabilitate tom cruise's reputation. i get that he is an old man who does his own stunts but he's also a cultist who has enabled decades of abuse, harassment, and extortion so idk the vibes ain't vibing
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And I can’t stop thinking about it. It was such an amazing example to set for their kids and it’s just wild the impact one interaction with a stranger can have on you. This world terrifies me most of the time but in that moment it felt safe and I felt accepted.
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What if we all took out personal loans to pay off our student loans and then filed for bankruptcy, plummeting credit scores & disrupting the credit system so they had to bail everybody out & put our credit scores at 700 so ppl could buy things or get rid of credit all together
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Didn't know if I should share this but My 32 yr old neighbor who is disabled, not terminal, died via MAiD. His family had no idea. This is what happens when people are unable to access adequate supports 💔
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Canadian influencer on Instagram like "I've got that summer sickness going round" what are you talking about???? "Summer sickness" it's covid, right? It's fucking covid
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The Glastonbury crowd filling in for Lewis Capaldi when he needed help was such a beautiful moment. Anyone saying “it was heartbreaking” or “he shouldn’t have gone on” is seriously missing the point. Disability is not a bad thing to be hidden. It exists alongside success and joy.
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A proud and historic moment to have tabled PEI's first Anti-Racism Acrion Plan and establish its first Anti-Racism Offfice. I look forward to working towards each action item and addressing racism in PEI.
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That’s Paloma and I’s family doctor and as angry and sad as I am, I know it’s @dennyking’s government’s fault.
A Charlottetown physician Dr. Paul Corney is reducing his workload to part-time, resulting in longer wait times for patients. #peihealthcare #peipoli ow.ly/mHa450OOjm1
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Groundbreaking nasal spray protects against all SARS-CoV-2 variants « The molecule could also work against future animal-borne close relatives of SARS-CoV-2, which are expected to be the cause of entirely new coronavirus pandemics » 🤞🏻🤞🏻 thebrighterside.news/post/gr…
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please dont share the video, its really bad and you dont need to see a child with their brains splattered across the pavement to understand this is sick and not okay
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"The percentage of children living in food-insecure households was highest in P.E.I, where over a third of children (35.1%) are affected by some level of food insecurity." Shameful, shameful, shameful. #peipoli
🚨 Today's release of new data from the Canadian Income Survey provides a look at food insecurity across the ten provinces in 2022. Check out our summary of new number here: proof.utoronto.ca/2023/new-d…
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It just clicked for me why a lot of disabled ppl rolled up our sleeves and said "what's next" while nondisabled ppl couldn't stop trying to "go back". Many disabled folks have had to adjust -- sometimes repeatedly -- to a new normal without the option to "get back" to an old one.
Wanting to go “back to normal” is a trauma response. When someone experiences something traumatic, they try to ask themselves why they can’t be like they used to. Because it’s not like it used to be anymore. We need to adjust to the new normal, not try to go back.
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It is said that autistic people don’t get sarcasm. I can only speak for myself, but I: understand the concept of sarcasm; am naturally sarcastic; and am good at being sarcastic, yet I can find it hard to register others’ sarcasm at times, if their delivery is too succinct for me.
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Trans people in 🇨🇦 are scared. Terrified. Hate is rising and no one is doing anything about it. Y’all wanna pretend “Canada is different”, but we aren’t. We’re seeing what’s happening in the US. We’re seeing the warning signs of the same here. But no one is listening.
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it’s so fucked up how $10,000 could change my whole entire life and so many people in this world would not even miss that amount of money? like that’s pocket change to so many people out there? idk pretty fucked up to me
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"Replicating pay gaps from the private sector is not only a loss for those workers and a loss to the economy, it is a step towards a less equitable society." monitormag.ca/articles/publi…
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And remember it’s because of unions that we have safety protections at work! #PSAC
Today on the National Day of Mourning PSAC honours all lives lost or injured due to a workplace tragedy. Unions have always been at the forefront of workplace safety, and currently 155,000 PSAC members are on strike across Canada to fight for better and safer workplaces.
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