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cohost of reaction shots writer/tv producer born beautiful and hungry instead of lucky

Fuck JK Rowling and the “gender-critical” movement. Amnesty International’s apology and retraction is a cowardly move in the face of threats. It also shows future human rights abusers that the organization is vulnerable to shakedowns.

The National@scotnational.bsky.social · 6d ago

Amnesty International has apologised and retracted a report calling JK Rowling's support centre 'anti-rights' for excluding trans people. See the full statement 👇 www.thenational.scot/news/2...

maybe not strongest, but certainly memorable. the quote that will stick with me forever is the old man in front of me and my friends leaving during the credits of Brokeback Mountain: “I put on my good dungarees for this?”

Boner Vivant@dougtilley.bsky.social · last yr.

Got me thinking.. What's the strongest reaction you've seen an audience member have to a scene in a cinema? During the birthday party scene in SIGNS I saw a whole row of young women literally throw their popcorn in the air like a cartoon.

they put the entire run of The Prisoner on criterion, and we’re only two episodes in but: truly nothing is more thrilling than when a thing that you suspected was made exactly for you actually appears to be

I know the last thing the world needs is another angry dude right now, but the whole situation in maine and the entire culture that supported letting yet another awful man get so far to cause this much damage has me shaken tonight. it’s like the same song stuck on a loop.

Honestly, the amount of misogyny I see in leftist spaces really just goes to show how, to paraphrase a more famous quote, we can imagine the end to capitalism, but not the end of patriarchy.

I had an *extremely* modest collection of professional and online friends over on twitter that I’d found over several years, and I never reconnected with all of them here. I somewhat enjoy the anonymity now, but I do miss a lot of the connections. You couldn’t PAY me to go back there though.

Teachers are already reporting that AI detectors ding their brightest students for using AI, and that those students have figured this out and started simplifying and genericizing their prose to avoid getting punished for using AI.

I ran an absolutely 100% human, zero AI-involvement at any stage passage of my writing through an "AI detector," curious if it could really tell human from AI work, and it said my own writing was "84% AI written" then asked I wanted to pay to have it "humanized." So there's that to keep in mind.

there’s an author who I used to love reading whose radical empathy opened me to new ideas way before a large section of the left had arrived there. now a good portion of the left has eclipsed them. fascinating how that can happen. still value what I learned, but I’m definitely ready to move forward

regardless of what the supreme court decides tomorrow, you can always support trans rights by giving $$$ directly to trans people. this site is filled with countless opportunities, especially during pride. for example, help this wonderful trans teacher & her wife escape Florida gofund.me/2b422a707

Donate to Help a Trans Teacher and Her Wife Escape Florida, organized by Saoirse Emery

My wife and I are trying to raise funds to get out of Florida this Summ… Saoirse Emery needs your support for Help a Trans Teacher and Her Wife Escape Florida

gofund.me

this is going to sound so uncultured american of me, and I apologize, but do people in the EU/UK actually say “whilst” in conversational, spoken English? I see it written everywhere lately. used to it in lit, but weird to see it in online writing, especially in US English