It's been a really difficult few weeks after being targeted and doxxed by a far-right account with over 40,000 followers.
But receiving messages like this reminds me why the work we do matters so much.
To know that young Black women are recognising and celebrating the work of people in their own communities, and sharing those stories with the next generation, means more than I can put into words.
A much-needed reminder that, even in the face of hate, our work is making a difference. 🙏🏾
Context if doxxing:
https://t.co/vzuQ8TDUjV
I wonder if the lib dems watched the previous two episodes in Liverpool's forgotten communities series.
It would be a red line for me if my co host for an episode was Dylan Cresswell, but an absolute red line would be if he did two episodes in which he states;
1/4
Feels almost redundant to point out how racist and intimidatory behaviour like this gets barely, if any, attention compared to, say, dismantling a components factory providing tools for enabling genocide.
@fleshpark "The hole in your room is a hole in you.
You came and we let you in through the hole in you.
You have always been here, the only child.
A copy of a copy of a copy.
Orange peel.'
Everything else is so specific except orange peel
It's nuts how these politicians are loaded and could easily just retire but they're so addicted to dipping their hands in blood that they'd happily work for the world's leading fascist tech firm
The hard-Right:
"We hate Somali refugees!"
The Greens:
"We object to Labour's record on tax, public services, welfare, civil liberties, migrants and genocide."
Someone who works for one of the UK's most racist newspapers:
"This is exactly the same."
Mystique was always bisexual, you fool. This is from the 80s... I don't know how much more clearly implied it could be. Like yeah, it was an implied romance in those early days because they weren't allowed to write openly gay romances, but the intention behind it is sooo obvious.
@el_bizcocho17@miyeonsss_ The retcon was Kurt's parentage, bringing it in line with Claremonts earlier vision for the story, not the relationship between mystique and destiny which has been present since the 80s