Saint Susu πŸŽ§πŸ‡΅πŸ‡Έ

@djsusu.bsky.social

NSFW from time to time…NB Palestinian. MSW based in Chicago but I’m always visiting somewhere else :). I DJ for fun. I model for Vogue sometimes. Styled for Mykali Magazine. Nerdy asf πŸ‘Ύ

I really don’t want lame ass, years old, apologies from people who ganged up on me in public and cancelled me and gossiped and pathologized me. U had a good time disposing of me now you feel guilty and wanna say sorry. Do you know how isolated I’ve been and how much you contributed to my misery?

Sleeping outside on public property in Louisiana is now a crime. The Streets to Success Act, signed June 9, makes a tent, shelter, or bedding arranged for overnight use anywhere the state or a parish owns punishable by up to $500 and six months in jail.

Slavery was never truly abolished, just moved to prison labor. Making poverty a crime is profitable for the riling class. Housing should be a human right. A proper society would protect the baseline of Maslow's basic needs for all.

Amendment@amendment.app Β· 2mo ago

Sleeping outside on public property in Louisiana is now a crime. The Streets to Success Act, signed June 9, makes a tent, shelter, or bedding arranged for overnight use anywhere the state or a parish owns punishable by up to $500 and six months in jail.