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tmt-sketch-a-day · 3 months
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Bugs Bunny wears Hawaiian shirt and sandals.
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Sketch a Day 2885- Bugs Bunny Vay-Kay mode- 1/18/24
forgot to post this yesterday.
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sleepsucks · 1 year
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garenso · 2 months
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harveyphotography · 3 months
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Street Photography - Bologna
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frogshunnedshadows · 1 year
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Full-page ad for SF3D / MaK models by Nitto.
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aimalevich · 1 year
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#NFT 🔳 MASTERPIECE #2885 🔲 🟩◾️🔺 SALE AT @binancenfts Make art, not war, please… #notowar Artifical Intelligence was impressed by the most famous avant-garde paintings and made a suprematistic collection of unique tokens! Pure art thesеs in the limited range of visual images. Stay connected to the abstraction. Supply for each Art 1/1 6,000 * 6,000 pixels #nftcollection #art #cubism #contemporaryart #modernart #cryptoart #aimalevich #abstractart #malevich #digitalart #artgallery #artgallery #nftart #minimalart #nftartgallery #kandinsky #suprematism #avantgarde #abstract #abstractionart #suprematist #suprematism #russianavantgarde #modernism #geometricart #avantgarde #cubismart #kazimirmalevich #малевич (at Jimbaran, Bali, Indonesia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co-G1guvkXO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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gmrstudios · 1 year
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A Sense of Doubt blog post #2885 - The Making of 1. Outside - The Nathan Adler Diaries by David Bowie (1995). https://sensedoubt.blogspot.com/2023/01/a-sense-of-doubt-blog-post-2885-making.html #bowieforever⚡️ https://www.instagram.com/p/CnfBl-nv80OBZg1c6yTkFE56PV1tvVrrp4OKec0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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todays-xkcd · 3 months
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Any time I misspell a word it's just because I have too much integrity to copy answers from the dictionary.
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[Cueball sitting at a desk and Megan standing behind him are looking at a laptop being operated by Cueball] Megan: When I can't spell a word I usually just google and copy and paste it from the results. Cueball: Yeah, but I can't do that HERE!!
[Caption below the panel:] Why spelling "plagiarism" is especially hard
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dogstomp · 9 months
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Dogstomp #2885 - November 30th
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omgcatboi · 2 months
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One last political post, then I'll get back to posting my usual content. But this is important!
IF THIS BILL PASSES THEN ANY TEACHERS OR SCHOOL COUNSELORS WHO SUPPORT A CHILD WHO IS SOCIALLY TRANSITIONING WILL BE REGISTERED AS A SEX OFFENDER. THE BILL WAS PROPOSED BY SHIT STAIN JAMIE GRAGG, EMAIL HIM YOUR VOTE AND TELL HIM TO EAT A BAG OF DICKS!!
Email this asshole and tell him you vote NO on HB 2885 Email:
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tomorrowusa · 2 months
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A GOP state representative named Jamie Ray Gragg wants to make it a felony in Missouri for teachers or other school employees to use pronouns preferred by trans students. And that's just part of Republican Gragg's Missouri House Bill 2885.
A new bill introduced in the Missouri legislature would put teachers on the sex offense registry if they “contribute to social transition” of a trans youth- including pronouns, haircuts, information, and more. It would make the actions of the teacher “contributing to social transition” a class E felony. House Bill 2885 was introduced by Republican State Representative Jamie Ray Gragg (District 140 Christian County), a first term lawmaker who has previously publicly expressed strong anti-LGBTQ+ viewpoints as well as being anti-abortion rights.
Gragg represents Missouri House District 140 in the southwestern part of the state where he got more than three-quarters of the vote when he ran in 2022. This place would probably elect Donald Trump as Supreme Being if they had a chance. So challenging him in an election would not be productive.
But it is a good idea to try to elect more Democrats to the legislature from more competitive districts in Missouri.
Find out who represents you. If it's MAGA Republicans, contact your local Democratic Party and ask how you can help replace those far right Republicans with Democrats.
Find Your Legislators Look your legislators up by address or use your current location.
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thatheathen · 2 months
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Erin In the Morning | House Bill No. 2885
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garenso · 3 months
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My roblox skin art
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chiou30 · 2 years
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跑 7.35K 46:29 6’19” AHR122 #跑者日常 #筆架貓之甜甜圈系 #每日跑第2885日 #DailyRun #RSD2885 #2022October #taipei #taipeirun #taipeirunning #everydayrun #runeveryday(在 國立臺灣師範大學 National Taiwan Normal University) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjQJfUMBXz4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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enjoypaitings · 1 year
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Andrew Lattimore (American) - Noon Light
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More by #andrew lattimore enjoypaitings
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librarycards · 2 months
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The term “social transition” has a non-trans history in the psychology of adolescence. In the 1980s, it was an operative metaphor for describing adolescence through the American trope of a rocky period of self-making, what one psychologist in 1978 termed “the difficulty of adolescence as a transitional period.” The primary “transition” that concerned psychologists at the time was school, where social shifts in friend groups and hierarchies from middle school to high school affected a young person’s self-esteem and mental integrity, resulting either in positive self-actualization or, if the social transition went poorly, “problem behavior.”³
The term “social transition” was only later adopted by psychologists and psychiatrists looking to powerfully expand their jurisdiction over trans youth to include entirely non-medical practices that often spur parents to reject or harm their kids: wearing a dress, cutting or growing out hair, wearing a binder or a bra, wearing makeup, or adopting a new name and pronouns. Making those banal but concrete practices of changing gender into psychiatric events was intended to convince anxious and angry parents that they shouldn’t put down their children. By the same token, tying practices of clothing and self-description to healthy development overinflated them with a pathological degree of significance, upping the ante and creating a lucrative target, both for parents of trans youth who wanted to stop their children from transitioning and, now, politicians.
I don’t mean to imply that psychiatry directly caused HB 2885, just that it clearly holds one part of the blame for inventing the root vulnerability that Gragg has taken advantage of in Missouri. If anything, the attachment of sex offender felonies to a teacher complimenting a teenager’s haircut exposes, once and for all, how fraudulent the medicalization of transition has been all along. Gragg can claim the right of the state to control children’s dress and speech (masquerading as the rights of parents) through teachers and counselors, in part, because psychiatry and medicine first claimed the right to regulate trans youth’s practices of transition.
Still, the causal events that led to HB 2885 run far deeper than the shallow history of “social transition” as an especially foolish psychiatric fiction. Here lies the far bigger problem raised by this bill. Not only will psychiatrists prove to be the least effective political allies of trans youth in Missouri, but contemporary queer and transgender culture’s elevation of the private right to dress as the sine qua non of politics is also quite useless as a political strategy.
Part of what I gather stuns in bills like HB 2885 is their audacity. The law would target the most conservative, least politically subversive of all transgender practices: individual style, identification, and language-use. In the case of minors, “social transition” is also a cheap compromise offered to young people who are refused blockers and hormones by disapproving parents and doctors, but that compromise is offered in a broader queer and transgender culture that has elevated self-identification through style as the ultimate arbiter of being transgender, making it much harder to advocate for a genuine right to transition for anyone, teenager or adult.
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Students have very limited First Amendment rights on school campuses, meaning that they cannot present themselves as private individuals enjoying the right to dress as they please.⁷Their self-expression is governed from the outset by a competing set of custodians, from parents to schoolteachers, to psychiatrists and doctors, to the Missouri House of Representatives. Trans youth’s interests are therefore materially extraneous to the mainline of contemporary queer and transgender culture, whose architects were wealthy, college-educated adults whose prior enjoyment of full-citizenship was the very reason they demanded only the affirmation of a right to dress.
I suspect that part of the genuine shock of bills like HB 2885 is that most people reasoned that LGBT liberalism’s elevation of the private individual over all other political concerns would inoculate dress and language from state interference. It evidently has not. What perhaps has been misunderstood, then, is how the state exercises power. The law cannot prohibit being transgender, for there is no such state of being. The state has no need to target people’s interior selves, either, for the law can seize people where it always has, in concrete social practices that it simply declares are the undesirable traits of transgender people—namely, practices of transition.
Jules Gill-Peterson, The Unimportance of Wearing Clothes. [emphasis added]
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