It's not the strangers/drag queens/LGBTQ people that you, or especially kids, need to worry about. It's the men in the family. After working 11 years at a crime lab doing DNA, I don't know if I've come across a kid rape kit with a trans person as the suspect. But there are thousands of them from the dad/stepdad/moms bf/step brother/grandpa/etc. If you want to protect kids, start there.
For propaganda to be effective you have to stop people from thinking critically.
The best way to stop people from thinking critically is to stop them from asking questions, attacking education generally including anti-intellectualism, and taking away humanities arts and social sciences as the focus of university courses.
Ukraine: We need help USA: No Palestine: We need help USA: No Israel: We want to attack Iran to help people forget about committing genocide against Palestinians USA: Yes
Imagine fighting for this country as it were and then turning around and voting for a Fascist that blatently said to everyone "Im going to ignore the constitution and rule of law". Just blatantly declaring his intentions to be a traitor to our state. And they cheer it on.
What. The. Fuck.
Clearly it all come down to nothing but bigotry and rascism for these fucking cockroaches.
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"I used to have what I called ‘the Sargent’s network’. We all knew who was the grease in each department and we’d constantly talk and keep things from breaking."
They not only know how to talk to people to get things done, but also can push back because they have enough knowledge to know when others have already done it/ know that it is possible.
Similarly, I can only provide mutual aid in small ways, not the way I would like to. It's a combination of personal limitations (call it greed) I put on myself and the fact the world willfully ignores helping those who need it most is systemic.
I'm aware of my privilege and I know it's still been stressful.
I see all the mutual aid on here and Twitter and help from time to time. But it's not enough.
Working in #DEI means that I'm always having to recognise and accept that I have limits to how I can help.
I've come to the conclusion that you can't change white institutions to be safe spaces, you can only create local safe spaces within those hostile organisations.
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