OOC: I would like to make it very clear, I am NOT my character. Emris is hyperactive, extroverted, loud, and etc…I am very different ooc. I can’t be here all the time and maintain that demeanor. It’s unrealistic. I reply when I can. I respond when I can. Me being on the TL and..
OOC: I would like to make it very clear, I am NOT my character. Emris is hyperactive, extroverted, loud, and etc…I am very different ooc. I can’t be here all the time and maintain that demeanor. It’s unrealistic. I reply when I can. I respond when I can. Me being on the TL and..
Support doesn’t always have to be loud or performative you know? Sometimes it’s educating yourself, showing up consistently, protecting Black spaces, supporting Black-owned businesses, and making sure the people around you feel seen, respected, and valued.
Acknowledging Juneteenth means understanding that Black history is American history. It means recognizing the generations of strength that exist despite historical and present-day barriers.
If you have Black mutuals, friends, coworkers, or loved ones, this is a reminder to intentionally support them—not just today, but every day. Listen to their experiences, amplify their voices, celebrate their achievements, and create space for their joy, culture, and humanity.
Today is more than a day off or a trending topic. It’s important to recognize the significance of Juneteenth and what it represents: freedom delayed, resilience, and the continued fight for equity and justice.