i love how i barely use this account besides TEAR so therefore twitter cannot gage my interests and will recommend me a tweet from end wokeness as well as a tweet from a transgender support group in the same breath
A3:
Some Do’s:
Empower 2SLGBTQI+ voices
Support 2SLGBTQI + communities and funds
Spread awareness of problems 2SLGBTQI peoples face
Some Don’ts:
DONT talk over 2SLGBTQI voices in queer spaces
DONT invalidate someone’s gender or queer identity
#TEARTalk
A2: Some common barriers members of the 2SLGBTQI+ continue to face today are representation, discrimination and harassment, as some people to this day choose to target this community. #TEARTalk
A1: The significance behind #PrideMonth is to spread awareness about the problems LGBTQ+ communities and peoples face, as well as to help promote LGBTQ+ voices and experiences. #TEARTalk
A4: We can create more awareness around consent culture in our communities by educating both school children and adults about the importance and value of consent, as well as ensure that any violations of consent are taken seriously and dealt with appropriately. #TEARTalk
A3: The world would be more understanding of withdrawing and/or coerced consent, as well as normalizing asking for consent before making any moves on a person of interest. #TEARTalk
A2: Some common myths include that what the victim was wearing may have led to them “deserving it”, or that victims can only be female, when all genders can face this form of violence. #TEARTalk
A1: Sexual Violence Prevention Month is a month dedicated to spreading awareness of both the signs and impact of Sexual Violence, as well as advertising assistance and resources for victims and their families. #TEARTalk
A4: Anyone who has been scammed can reach out to online support for online scams, as well as reach out to their banks to freeze their cards and/or begin a course of action. #TEARTalk
A3: You can protect yourself by never sharing your credit card information with shady sites, only spending money where you feel comfortable and reporting emails that seem like scams. #TEARTalk
A2.3: This is an example of a holiday-related SMS scam, as not only is the link shady, but the overall impersonal message style and odd form of texting is immediately a red flag. #TEARTalk
@TearYouthTO sincerest apologies,,, but i cannot quite make out what the image says without straining my eyes, is there any way to enhance the image by chance?/gen
A2.1: True, because they do not state your explicit name or bank account number when addressing you. The email simply states “CARD MEMBER”, which does not seem trustworthy in the slightest. #TEARTalk
A4: I can be an ally by showing support for the community both online and offline, as well as sharing my experiences as someone who is disabled to help others know that they are not alone. #TEARtalk
A3: A visible example would be no ramps or elevators for entry or travel throughout a building, and an invisible example would be no warning of flashing lights for those with seizure disorders. #TEARtalk
A2: Violence against women with disabilities tends to be higher because those women are seen as easier targets than a woman who isn’t disabled, and are therefore treated much differently #TEARTalk
A4: Some ways you can create a safe and inclusive online environment is by using tone tags, asking for pronouns, keeping an open mind and setting boundaries. You should also keep an eye out for people who seem like they’d be problematic, and steer clear. #TEARTalk