to be even more blunt: the Left has a bad habit of spending all its emotional energy on outbursts aimed at the Left over very minor things
A few years ago, someone put together a collage of 100 cis women who supported transphobia. That wasn't how they worded it, but I don't care.
In response, someone asked for photos of cis women who supported trans people. He got thousands. He made a huge collage and overlayed it with trans flag colours. One of those tiny squares is mine.
We cis people who know people are who they are need to keep being visible in that. More. Louder.
I can't do in-person protests, but I can, do, and will continue to find actions I can take.
Oh, look -- *yet another* UBI test that worked as intended with none of the down-sides critics worry about. It's almost as if every one of these literally hundreds of UBI experiments all telling us the same thing are on to something.
would you believe me if i told you that getting an icon to appear in this dropdown menu involved several hours of reading GTK forum posts, documentation, and examples in both rust and C, with more than one null pointer dereference along the way 
@ireneista No, nobody does. The best that modern tech culture can hope to do is be fertilizer for whatever comes next.
And TBH that goes for largely corporate-backed "open source" and sterilely ideological FOSS too.
Creativity, learning, joy, acceptance, and multifaceted interpretations of identity were what I saw in the first inklings of the public Web. I know the plantings of the next bloom are out there just waiting for the next thaw.
Trans woman, bisexual, someone's fiancée, forever a programmer, poly, and former total mess
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