Amy Magdalena

@amymagdalena.bsky.social

no promises that what i post won't be queer nsfw shitposting, or highly political

You'd have to read to the thirteenth paragraph to discover the pull quote for the title was from Marcus Siding, a 23-year-old Swedish man living in Sweden that wanted to become a cop, but his ADHD diagnosis at the age of 12 barred him by law from becoming a Swedish cop Seems relevant

'“When my ADHD diagnosis was removed, it was a relief’
Rates of conditions such as ADHD and autism seem to be ever growing, but some adults diagnosed in childhood are happy to be free of their labels”

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“‘When my ADHD diagnosis was removed, it was a relief’”
The Times and The Sunday Times
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this bus's display was alternating between "poll" and "t951114095258" with a bunch of entirely cooked frames shown for a split second in between I have slowed down the video for your enjoyment

One thing this SSPX thing has demonstrated though is how antifascist blogs serve a really useful function in the long term of preserving the memories that Nazis would really prefer did not get remembered about them and the bourgeois press generally would prefer to avoid covering properly

Do a search of this guy’s account for keywords related to current Middle Eastern conflicts, you’ll see why he thinks moderate progressives are extremists. He doesn’t post about it often but from what little he did post, well, yeah. Hey Mark, I wonder, do you support the ICC?

Mark Zaid, Esq@markzaidesq.bsky.social · last mo.

We are witnessing MAGA equivalent of destruction of Democratic Party through election of progressive Socialists. If you think this ends well for country, I believe you're sadly mistaken. Extremism on one side simply fuels opposite growth on other side. We need moderates.

It is not pro-Palestine to allow Zionists in your chat, even if you encourage your members to share pro-Palestinian events. The guiri lesbian community of Barcelona which some of you may be aware of its events has had a rather lacklustre response to recent events in the city to say the least

The Seattle Times published a full obituary for Juniper Blessing. It's a moving tribute to a life well-lived. May she rest in peace, and may UW honour and carry on her legacy. Scholarships named for her might be a good start.

UW student Juniper Blessing, 19, remembered as ‘full of life’

Those who knew Juniper Blessing, the 19-year-old trans woman killed in her off-campus housing building, said she had a powerful, moving voice.

seattletimes.com