Natalie

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She/her. Cats, politics, anti-racism. Sweary. Writer.

i went with a friend to her mormon youth group once in middle school. at the end, i asked the leader why there were different rules for girls + boys. i wasn’t being snarky, i was a genuinely curious 11 yr old. the leader told my friend’s mom i was never allowed back anyhow, this is super surprising

The Salt Lake Tribune@sltrib.com · 5h ago

More than half of young adult women who grew up as Latter-day Saints have now left the church. Many are reacting against politics, purity culture and powerlessness.

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Something real is happening in rural Iowa. Voters who backed Ernst, Grassley, & Trump are turning out for Josh Turek because they’ve finally had enough. That’s not a fluke, that’s a movement building right in front of us, and we’ve got 90 days to keep it growing. #BlueWaveIn90Days

This is why I think it’s important to highlight how the status quo everyday background banal white supremacy is critical to building support for the more spectacular version everyone openly detests as “gutter” racism.

White supremacy isn't just racism, it's also white people not introspectively evaluating their biases and assumptions about their own reactions to people in instances like that where it really counts. I will never forget that experience. 8/8

This is a good and accurate mini-thread that also reminds me of an experience I had in my 20s that has stuck with me ever since. I was part of a three-person panel interviewing web programmers for a gig. All three of us were white and very genuinely progressive and anti-Republican. 1/

Big Ol’ Mush@chadstanton.blacksky.app · 9h ago

I think a good way to think about the current moment is understanding white supremacy as a spectrum with passive acceptance as the status quo out to actively arguing for global genocide.

Just got a targeted ad for a $900 Dyson and is this what we’re doing now, buying 900 dollar stick vacs? The fuck we are. Stick vacs are toy vacuum cleaners. Who is buying these?

Yes-a white Mormon chick. I shit you not. Younger than me and smart as shit. The first discussion we had was about “leaning in” and it’s been maybe 15 years? But I respect her opinions and knowledge. I’ve learned from unexpected sources. People here, too. So much

I want the statement "Black Americans are conservative" to absolutely die in a fire. It's a lie from the pits of hell. Black America's record demonstrates that, as a whole, we are the MOST progressive racial/ethnic demographic in the United States and it's not even close.

Just once I'd like to see leftists respond to a Democratic primary victory by actually reaching out to their opponent's supporters instead of trying to bully them into falling in line because they have nowhere else to go. Maybe it'll happen this time. So far, my replies have not been encouraging.

Crashing out over *winning* & people pointing out you need to do outreach to Black & Jewish people is unhinged behavior & y’all need to touch grass. That is deeply unsettling levels of parasocial.