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many who talk abt the woes of β€œcommunity” don’t want community. they don’t want to be challenged, inconvenienced, check others or be checked. they want unmitigated access to others without β€œdoing the work”. it unsettles me how queer folks use β€œcommunity” the way the homes we fled from use β€œfamily”

there are a lot of ppl who understand THEIR perspective on the world we live in and map that onto everyone else but lack a cohesion of totality that you get from having other ppls truths push against that. unfortch there's no right answer so u have to balance ur beliefs and recalibrate ur compass

(1/3) The Anishinabek Nation stands in solidarity with Namaygoosisagagun First Nation, which has experienced devastation from the recent wildfires. We are accepting donations on their behalf to help them navigate this crisis. If you can, please donate via e-transfer to: an7gc@anishinabek.ca


The Anishinabek Nation stands in solidarity with Namaygoosisagagun First Nation, which has experienced devastation from the recent wildfires, displacing all citizens from their homes and community.

In the spirit of Ngo Dwe Waangazid Anishinaabe (One Anishinaabe Family), the Anishinabek Nation is accepting donations on behalf of Namaygoosisagagun First Nation to help the community navigate through this crisis. If you are able to, please donate via e-transfer to: an7gc@anishinabek.ca
 
Donations can also be made by credit card through PayPal or Canada Helps with further information at https://an7gc.ca/donate/

100% of donations are dedicated to supporting Namaygoosisagagun emergency response and community recovery efforts.

Other ways to help:
β–ͺ️Share this post to spread this message
β–ͺ️Offer thoughts and prayers of healing for those affected by the wildfires
β–ͺ️Reach out to surrounding food banks and inquire what support they require (i.e., food, feminine products, essential supplies, clothing, shelter, etc.)

Also Canada: Starving Indigenous children was common in both residential schools (Canada) and Indian boarding schools (US) In one of these schools my grandmother was starved and beaten for speaking the little Lakota she knew/doing anything that was "demonic" aka anything of our ways and culture

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Canada: "We're totally different from the US! We are not racist like them" Canada being different than the US: @sapphic-film-nerd.bsky.social

i have finally overcome my pride and got a wheel chair for cons. mostly cuz im still dealing with an open, deep wound at my bottom surgery site. it keeps getting worse with movement T_T but also i can't keep up with the chronic pain in my legs anymore. by the second day of the con im limping. 🫩