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A white man in a respirator and a red shirt that says "Still sick, still fighting" sits in a manual wheelchair. He holds a protest sign on his lap that says "Fork off, Elon" and "Spoonies for Science." In his right hand he holds an oversized fork and in his left hand he holds an oversized spoon (props that refer to the protest sign).

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A white man in a respirator and a red shirt that says "Still sick, still fighting" sits in a manual wheelchair. He holds a protest sign on his lap that says "Fork off, Elon" and "Spoonies for Science." In his right hand he holds an oversized fork and in his left hand he holds an oversized spoon (props that refer to the protest sign).
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ahimsa (ahimsa_pdx@disabled.social)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Mar-2025 06:54:59 JST ahimsa

From Ben HsuBorger at #MEAction:
"Why I Joined a Stand Up for Science Rally"
https://www.meaction.net/2025/03/12/why-i-joined-a-stand-up-for-science-rally/
"I have lived as an ME/CFS 'spoonie' for the past 20 years after I got a virus and never recovered. I’ve spent much of the past 10 years of my career advocating for ME/CFS research at the NIH"
"I don’t want to see the same scientific harms that have happened in the ME community become even more widespread across all of science"
@mecfs
#MEcfs #StandUpForScience #Protest #Resist #USPol

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