digitaldiscipline:

luzialowe:

briarin:

ilovepeppers:

When will banksy

When will anonymous

always reblog, this is fucking activism folks

if you don’t have access to poorly-secured and un-backed-up debt records, you can help do this via legitimate means by donating to rollingjubilee.org – they buy debt (the way debt collectors do, for steeply discounted prices – like $20 to buy $500 in outstanding debt owed by someone) and just… forgive it, so it doesn’t need to be paid by the person on whom it’s a burden.

Charges dropped against homeless woman who built her own cabin

allthecanadianpolitics:

Darlene Necan, a homeless woman from northern Ontario, plans to move into the cabin she built herself after the provincial government withdrew its charges against her in court today.

The First Nations woman was facing charges from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry for breaching the Public Lands Act and was facing more than $10,000 in fines after constructing a one-room cabin on Crown land where her parents once lived in Savant Lake, Ont.

But when Necan opted to go to trial rather than pay the fines, the government dropped the charges, 18 months after they were first laid.

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Charges dropped against homeless woman who built her own cabin

virtuboy:

spitblaze:

sinistropteryx:

sarazanmai:

why is this anime like this

The creator of Golden Kamuy (the anime this video is from) actually had his story supervised by an Ainu (indigenous Japanese people) language linguist and is actually, as far as i can tell from personal research, pretty closely accurate to how Ainu culture IS

The kid in the video is an Ainu child, and children are usually given disgusting sounding names to ward off sickness and ill-health

Later in life, they’re given their own unique names and aren’t actually named stuff like “boner” for the rest of their life

So this isn’t a case of “anime being anime”, it’s actually a culturally accurate representation of Japanese indigenous people who are often misrepresented 

arodumbass:

[Images: Edits of an FMA:B screenshot that shows Ed, talking to someone and looking serious, holding up a notepad that reads, in all caps, in order:  “Gender is a social construct”, “You don’t need dysphoria to be trans”, “Nonbinary people don’t have to use the alignment system if they don’t want to”, “There is no universal trans experience”, “NB people do not have to adhere to your arbitrary standard of a ‘real trans/nb person’”, “Not fitting into the common trans narrative doesn’t make you any less trans”, “Truscum do nothing for the trans community”, “The idea that anyone can police your identity is laughable”, “Respect and support trans/nb people with a complicated gender identity”, and “Fuck the cistem”. End description.]

Truscum Hating Character of the Day: Edward Elric, a known nonbinary.

Igloolik children covered in sores because of black mould in public housing unit

allthecanadianpolitics:

Charlene Kappianaq started noticing sores on the back of her two-year-old son’s legs in April.

Shortly after, her eight-year-old daughter developed a similar irritation on her fingers and palms that made it painful to hold a piece of paper.

Kappianaq and her family live in public housing in Igloolik, Nunavut: a three-plex apartment. They moved in December 2017 from another apartment.

Kappianaq didn’t know about the mould until after she moved; a chronic housing shortage in town has made it near impossible to move out.

“It’s all black and very stinky,” Kappianaq said. The mould grows in her kids’ room, her room, the living room, on windows, and under the oven. In order to stay on top of the infestation, Kappianaq washes her walls once a week with vinegar and baking soda.

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Igloolik children covered in sores because of black mould in public housing unit