On Queers with Accents Podcast, Kinoko @kinoko1027 and I invited Kasumi Nakamura aka Rero-san @rero70, sociologist of gender and pop culture, to join our discussion on quoiromanticism polyamory, and what makes a relationship "romantic."
I started a podcast series with my ESL student, Kinoko, where we share with you video recordings of our lessons.
Kinoko's ESL Lesson 004 - The pressure to fit in and finding energy in our own way
https://t.co/C5VolzWcPO
Kinoko is the author of I Have Two Partners: Living the Polyamorous Life, a ground-breaking book in Japanese about polyamory, as well as the organizer of Poly Lounge, a series of events for polyamorous and questioning people and allies.
"The Japanese government spent three years on this policy, and it's still half-assed—and even that's drawn transphobic backlash from anti-LGBTQ groups claiming it'll let men into women's bathrooms."
https://t.co/j8E51UFrMd
Thanks for sharing!!
From one-night stays to multi-year residencies, I welcome both international and Japanese residents.
It can also be used as an event venue🏳️🌈
A friend of mine, Kinoko , is looking for new residents at her queer-friendly share house in Minowa (2 stations away from Ueno). If you're interested, DM her @kinoko1027 (she speaks excellent English).
https://t.co/oDttyOclMz
【Sunday, May 24 — Open 3:00 PM〜9:00 PM】
日曜日は特に、浅草や上野の観光帰りに寄りたいと云う海外のろう者も多いので、#ASL が出来るMARIとMURAをスタッフに国際手話バーをオープン‼︎
On Sundays, many Deaf visitors from overseas stop by after sightseeing in Asakusa and Ueno, so we’re opening an International Sign Language Bar with MARI and MURA, who can communicate in ASL‼︎
※お試し企画のため気軽に寄れるよう料金はカフェ&バースタイルになります。
Drinks ¥500〜
▶︎ During busy hours, priority seating will be given to customers who order drinks.
・Snack Set ¥500
・Karaoke: ¥200 per song
※ Feel free to bring your own snacks or food items, as long as they are not drinks.
#deafbar
Is my mom a TERF? - An interview with a Japanese feminist mother on sexism
https://t.co/nAuKSMbvhb
I went to interview my mother in Gunma, Japan to discuss her life as a woman in Japan. We talked about her past, feminism, intersectionality, transphobia, etc.
ICE agent asked why he's taking pictures of a legal observer's car, replies: "Cuz we have a nice little database and now you're considered a domestic terrorist. So have fun with that."
Japanese television is warning people in northern Japan that there is a very serious risk of a 3-meter tsunami hitting the coast very soon. People living on the coast are being warned to evacuate their houses immediately and head to somewhere safe.
If you jump in and start saying “law is law” when we are talking about changing the law, you not only sound stupid, but you’re actively stalling the conversation.