Deal with your bias
Deal with your bias
Deal with your bias
Yoga is inherently political if you are in a society where people are oppressed. liberation is political.
so, like, beware of politics masquerading as spirituality
The image shows a page from a book discussing the historical and social dynamics within the LGBTQ+ community, particularly focusing on the distinctions between different groups. The mood is critical and reflective, addressing issues of acceptance and discrimination.
Text in image: The call to split the TQ+ from the LGB is not new. “Acceptable Gays” have tried to distance themselves from Queers, Transgender and Non-Binary folks since before those words existed. Yet, Acceptable Gays were not spared in the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s or 90s, no matter how subtle, rich or famous they were. They still got their ass beat, still outed and arrested under sodomy laws, still lost their jobs, their names were still printed in the papers, they still lost their homes under moral clauses, still couldn’t marry or serve. Acceptable Gays still died of AIDS in droves.
Today’s “LGB Gays” are not enlightened or groundbreaking free thinkers, no matter what social media says. They’re clichéd bootlickers with no sense of history. They believe this split would spare them but our persecutors are just working their way backward through the LGBTQ+. Those who hunt us always come for the entire alphabet.
a plan is how you think its gonna go. a strategy is how you adapt when it doesnt.
The image features a woman with curly red hair, looking thoughtfully at the camera, possibly during an interview or discussion. The mood appears contemplative, as she reflects on her experiences and the challenges of being honest in today’s environment.
Text in image: See you next time on “showbiz libtards with hot, woke takes!” But speaking as an abused kid, who’s lived a lot of life, both on the skids and at the top, I guess I just don’t know how to stay silent despite the awareness that these days, it’s increasingly risky to be honest & can lead to muddled answers when caught off guard.
@evanrosskatz
The photo features a woman with curly red hair speaking passionately, likely in an interview or discussion setting. The mood appears serious and contemplative as she addresses issues of social concern.
Text in image: There is too much unnecessary and violent shrapnel happening to our most marginalized groups and total fear of reprisal in speaking up. Heck, I’m scared too. But more than fear of personal ridicule, I fear the unmitigated glee of mob mentality, the kind that leads too easily to dehumanization and the disintegration of our collective moral compass.
@evanrosskatz
The image features a colorful, abstract illustration of a face resembling a sun, surrounded by vibrant shapes and clouds against a pale yellow background. The mood is playful and whimsical, with a message encouraging flexibility and playfulness.
Text in image: DONT BE RIGID. PLAAAAYYY