roxy.

RHS’12, BW’16, WCC’18.

[` @schiz04renic]

expecting a man to actually do something feels like a humiliation ritual

[Lynne @_ayandamay]

If we start destroying the lives of young rapists, we might avoid having old rapists in charge of everything in the future.!!

[Sanjina🤍 @ZSanjinaZ]

Im so mad yall are cancelling drew afualo and yet haven’t done a single thing against the government situation we are all in, yet you call HER performative? You are just a bunch of mindless goats typing on twitter

[Lindsey Graham @LindseyGrahamSC]

If we nominate Trump, we will get destroyed.......and we will deserve it.

[roxy. @_roxystar]

@Paul_Taske @ogafroman Funny how the cops thought he wouldn’t write songs exposing them… and I’m glad they were embarrassed. The whole situation was a joke and so messy.
I do find it sad Afroman had to fight this at all… seeing him cry was so sad

[NetChoice @NetChoice]

NetChoice Sues Tennessee to Defend Parents Rights, First Amendment and Online Safety

CONTACT: [email protected]

NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Today, NetChoice sued Tennessee in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, Nashville Division, to halt another unconstitutional law, HB 1891. We are suing to safeguard free and secure online communication and ensure that parents—not big government—remain in control of their families.

Blocking access to free speech won't make a single child—or any Tennessean—safe and secure online.

“HB 1891 violates free speech rights and jeopardizes the cybersecurity of minors and adults by creating a honeypot of sensitive information for hackers. NetChoice is suing to defend free speech online, prevent big government from compromising data security, and protect parents’ rights to make decisions for their families,” said @Paul_Taske, Associate Director of the NetChoice Litigation Center. “HB 1891 would prevent Tennesseans–minors and adults alike–from discussing politics, catching up with friends, or reading the news online unless they surrender their sensitive personal data first. Not only does this violate the First Amendment, but it also endangers the security of all Tennesseans, particularly children by creating a data target for hackers and criminals.”

Taske continued: “NetChoice has successfully stopped similar laws in six other states. We look forward to defending free expression and safe, secure access to information online in another court.”

Tennessee lawmakers have regrettably followed the examples set by California, Arkansas, Ohio, Mississippi, Texas and Utah in undermining their citizens' rights, endangering their online privacy and security and restricting the freedom for families to make their own decisions. NetChoice has secured injunctions in each of these states so far and is confident the U.S. District Court in Tennessee will agree.

No one knows a child’s individual, unique needs better than their parents. They are the most appropriately positioned to parent their children—on and offline. However, if HB 1891 were to go into effect, parents in Tennessee would be removed as the decision-makers online for their children and replaced by government.

By forcing websites to conduct identity verification, digital services in Tennessee will be required by the government to collect more data on their users, including children. This comes at a time when massive data breaches of government data collectors are becoming more common across America. Governments requiring companies to verify sensitive information will make them increased targets for cybercriminals and predators, making the internet less safe for all Tennesseans—especially children.

Top Takeaways of NetChoice v. Skrmetti:

1. Tennessee’s HB 1891 violates the First Amendment because it conditions Tennesseeans’’ access to vast amounts of protected speech on handing over their sensitive, personal data.

2. It harms the security of Tennessee internet users, especially children, by requiring them to surrender sensitive, personal information and creates a new target for hackers and other criminals to exploit.

3. Parents and guardians are best situated to control their family’s online presence. But HB 1891 usurps the parental role and seizes it for the government.

You can find NetChoice’s official complaint HERE: https://t.co/JnGAD0ZWqO

And a web page detailing our resources for NetChoice v. Skrmetti HERE: https://t.co/pZdmTqoL40

[roxy. @_roxystar]

@northstardoll @Paul_Taske 😂💕

[roxy. @_roxystar]

@Paul_Taske I’m glad I got to witness the process! And throw a wrench in it 😂

[‏ؘ @helllojojo]

zac efron watching himself in high school musical is like leonardo da vinci watching himself paint the mona lisa

[Ichigo Niggasake @SomaKazima]

Enough time has passed

[Kaylan_TX @Kaylan_TX_]

Triggering Christians after church in 3… 2…

[Jenni @hashjenni]

Having your childhood documented. Pics, videos, letters, crappy childhood art all of it.

[Mo @audacityofDOPE_]

I’m a grown ass woman who is just a girl

[roxy. @_roxystar]

@TheSilverAngel No! It’s so icy!! I’m sorry 💕💕💕

[staid @staidindoors]

this monologue gets a lot of criticism, and rightfully so. the events of the movie leading up to it don't really earn it and it's such a basic entry into feminist ideas. then you read tho about women leaving abusive partners after hearing it and it's clear how necessary it was.

[Derenic Byrd @DerenicByrd]

If you don’t think what’s happening in Gaza can happen in America, I’ve got news for you. This is a Black neighborhood in Philadelphia, it was bombed by the police and innocent women and children died. Yes, the American police bombed an entire Black neighborhood.