Cait

@feelinmyshelf.bsky.social

Formerly Readmoreyall/caitteach Always a librarian ;) Staff writer for Wotseries but still clueless https://feelinmyshelf.threadless.com/ Code for Discount FAM1e96ac6

Snark incoming “Oh but I don’t have time it money to read more diversely” Them: reads 7+ books from white cis het male author whose “best written” female character is a cat.

Engage with media critically. So many smart people I know are unwilling to sit in any discomfort when talking about books they enjoy. You can like it and still acknowledge its faults! /gestures at the spanking and pink ribbons in WOT The auto-defensiveness kills me.

So… I cross-stitched some squirrel 🥜. What? It‘s ART. Over at @romancingthevote.com, you can bid on my framed Squirrel David & a five-pack of signed, personalized books with my chestiest covers. If sculpted torsos aren’t your thing, keep browsing the THOUSAND other items to benefit voting rights!

Romancing the Vote@romancingthevote.com · 3mo ago

I'm not sure if I should censor this for the timeline or not, I guess we'll let fate decide. 🤣 www.32auctions.com/organization...

"Too often, gender fluidity is thought of as a “new” or even “Western” phenomenon. However, the reality is that countless cultures around the world have traditions and histories beyond the gender binary." The collaborative article for our #Pride 🏳️‍🌈 Spotlight~ globalvoices.org/2026/07/01/b...

Beyond the binary: Global traditions of gender fluidity

In this collaborative article, Global Voices dives into non-binary gender representation traditions from around the world, spanning China, South Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, and more.

globalvoices.org

This is why cities need trees. Hard surfaces and parked cars can reach extreme temperatures, while shaded grass and tree-covered areas stay dramatically cooler. This is the urban heat island effect in one image: hard surfaces absorb and radiate heat, while vegetation and shade reduce it.

Photo showing a combination of hard and soft landscape with callouts of surface temperatures