TessaLation
eryn@toot.cat
<p>Never forget what they took from us.</p><p>Our water, our bread, our air,<br />our communities, our health, <br />our land, our lives, our hard-won freedoms.</p><p>Our childhoods, our careers, our privacy,<br />our 'productivity', our skilled labour, our time,<br />our sacred spaces, our symbols, erasing our heritage & culture.</p><p>Our siblings and mothers,<br />our fathers and brothers,<br />our streets and our houses and our peace.</p><p>And what has been given in return for this taking?<br />===</p><p>Sha dak na'vak poko shipta aka!</p><p>--<br />i live to serve<br />that i may continue taking the trauma of being ashkanazi<br />and finding ways to turn it into love, and beauty, and community.</p>
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Post #216232
Here's our advice in the context of the fediverse as an imperfect social network: *) Always boost aid requests. - Someone will meet their need - the spot on your feed may make that connection = even if you or your immediate friends cannot. *) Use unfollow, mute, and filters for mental health. - does it spark joy? - prune your follow feed for your own needs - remember you can mute people - you can also unfollow someone's boosts *) Remember to play nice when among friends. - co...