When disabled activists say that our disability doesn't exist just in our bodyminds but in society's failure to accomodate them, we aren't just describing how we think disability works, we are making a demand for a world that treats people better.

Scavenger's Reign definitely holds up better.

look at this thing. it's bold. it's unsettling. it's not halakhically valid at all. and yet it compels me.

black if you just smile and nod

Starting to think that a lot of people’s politics out of the beltway are indiscernible from wish casting fantasy because they live largely insular lives disconnected from reality

Appealing to authority as a replacement for critical judgment, epistemological caution, and moral humility is by far the norm in a vast amount of social justice discourse and this shows in how rigid and rote most of that discourse is

People want identity shortcuts for "who is worth listening to" and "which ideas are correct" and I implore you all to abandon that impulse, because that's not the world we live in.

Listen to the marginalized because our voices are erased, but also... think. Judge by word and deed.

"It’s important to figure out how to weave ourselves into the ecosystems that we are a part of in a way that doesn’t destroy ourselves and in a way that doesn’t destroy the other living things that we are in network with." truthout.org/audio/resist...

Literally every single phenomenon we can observe or measure has a finite duration, and every living thing we've ever observed dies, and yet some people are really out here like "that's an engineering problem" because they're cowards about the obvious conclusion.