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Rhian, Ze/Zir or They/Them, 30 Queer/Sexuality studies BA, Disabled, Pagan Substitute Teacher Science Fiction and Blog Hobby Writer Blog: https://rhiannkidd.wixsite.com/queer-realities/blog

The process for getting disability through Social Security is such a prime example of this. Nearly everyone gets turned down on their first time applying. The entire process, with appeals, can take between 1 to 3 years. And during that time you CANNOT work.

Eb@ebthen.bsky.social · 18h ago

The baseline of politics on Disabled people's civil rights and welfare in this country is and has been a mainstream foundational argument that Disabled people are treated so well that the only common sense solution is to treat us badly in order to ward off scammers.

If people are hungry, feed them. If they’re homeless, house them. If they’re sick, treat them. If they’re struggling, provide support. When basic human needs are met, people thrive. Food, housing and healthcare should be given to all.

Gloria Steinem fought for women to be able to get credit cards without a man’s signature, access abortion and get into Ivy League schools. She never stopped trying to make the world a more equitable place. She was an inspiration, and now more than ever we need more women like her. RIP Gloria:

Gloria Steinem, fierce feminist trailblazer, dies

A pioneering activist and journalist, Steinem was one of the women’s liberation movement’s most outspoken advocates.

nbcnews.com

AOC: “We the people demand full protected and restored voting rights in the United States of America. We the people know that means we must respond to the arsonists redistricting the South with an organizing, legislative, and civil strategy of our own to dismantle their injustice and liberate..."

Tim Curry and Dolly Parton have taught us not only that you should be bigger, weirder, gayer, and freakier, but also that those qualities are what people will love about you. The things that make you strange and amazing are the things that will resonate with other strange and amazing people

Dolly Parton used her gift for music to highlight the challenges of poverty, inequality, and struggle in ways that uplifted and inspired working people. “And I told 'em all the story / Momma told me while she sewed / And how my coat of many colors / Was worth more than all their clothes”

When your timeline is filled with queer folks and brown/Black people singing the praises of and loudly mourning a 1940s-Tennessee-born white Boomer lady, welp. She was pretty goddamn extraordinary, you can assume.

Dolly Parton knew that all of our kids deserve to dream & see themselves reflected in our books. Her Imagination Library made that possible for millions. Let's honor her by protecting the freedom to read nationwide. Rest in power, Dolly.

A photo of Dolly Parton reading to children at the Library of Congress.