Sascha
@saschaguinn.bsky.social
Chahta Ohoyo. Mother. Word writer. Postulant for Holy Orders in the Diocese of the Rio Grande. OK to BK to NM to ATX. Opinions are mine, but you can blame the Holy Spirit a little bit, too.
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i really don't think anybody else's endochrine systems are my business in general and that's because i am not an odious freak who is constantly trying to peek into public bathroom stalls
September 21, 2025 at 4:16 PM
i really don't think anybody else's endochrine systems are my business in general and that's because i am not an odious freak who is constantly trying to peek into public bathroom stalls
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a group of people were like "i found a way to live my life as a truer version of myself" and instead of being like "that's beautiful, how can i help" people were like "i don't think schools should have books in them anymore"
September 21, 2025 at 4:06 PM
a group of people were like "i found a way to live my life as a truer version of myself" and instead of being like "that's beautiful, how can i help" people were like "i don't think schools should have books in them anymore"
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#ICYMI: We obtained internal data showing the Trump administration knew at least 197 of the men it sent to CECOT had not been convicted of crimes in the U.S.
Nearly half were whisked out of the U.S. while in the middle of their immigration cases, which should have protected them from deportation.
Nearly half were whisked out of the U.S. while in the middle of their immigration cases, which should have protected them from deportation.
Now That They’re Free, Venezuelan Men Want the World to Know What They Endured in CECOT
Venezuelan men deported by the Trump administration say they endured months of physical and mental abuse inside a Salvadoran prison. Though happy to be home, they say the fact that they were released…
www.propublica.org
August 12, 2025 at 1:01 AM
#ICYMI: We obtained internal data showing the Trump administration knew at least 197 of the men it sent to CECOT had not been convicted of crimes in the U.S.
Nearly half were whisked out of the U.S. while in the middle of their immigration cases, which should have protected them from deportation.
Nearly half were whisked out of the U.S. while in the middle of their immigration cases, which should have protected them from deportation.
Absolutely. Unless, of course, they would like to accomplish anything, in which case I think that tactic has a pretty solid record against it.
July 27, 2025 at 3:59 AM
Absolutely. Unless, of course, they would like to accomplish anything, in which case I think that tactic has a pretty solid record against it.
How can we say that our God is an awesome God & yet not have faith that God can provide safety & provision without any need for destructive & oppressive manmade systems? We're more comfortable going to bat for the carceral & capitalism than we are sincerely proclaiming God's power of liberation.
July 4, 2025 at 2:15 AM
How can we say that our God is an awesome God & yet not have faith that God can provide safety & provision without any need for destructive & oppressive manmade systems? We're more comfortable going to bat for the carceral & capitalism than we are sincerely proclaiming God's power of liberation.