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quillgriffins.bsky.social
Writer and lover of sci-fi, fantasy, dystopian, utopian, short stories, poetry, philosophy, and general theory CR: Sorrowland, by Rivers Solomon
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Daylight Saving Time in the year 2025 is a policy failure

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Feminist slogans written on walls along the route of the 2025 #8M demonstration in Bogota, Colombia.

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"Stop Femicide" Graff mural painted in Berlin for 8M

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#OtD 9 Mar 1914 women battled police in Glasgow during Emmeline Pankhurst's speaking tour of Scotland. They used jiu-jitsu and barbed wire concealed in flower bouquets, and one woman fired blanks from a revolver stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/1...

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Here’s Target’s stock since our boycott took effect. Are they ready to find the courage to re-instate diversity, equity, and inclusion programs yet? We can keep doing this, people are saving money. We are organized. We DO have power. Collectively.

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"Embrace diversity. Unite— Or be divided, robbed, ruled, killed By those who see you as prey. Embrace diversity Or be destroyed." — Octavia E. Butler, 'Parable of the Sower'

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#OtD 9 Mar 1907 legendary anarchist and birth control advocate Emma Goldman was barred from addressing any meetings in public halls in Columbus, Ohio. More info in this timeline of her life: stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/1...

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Idk, it’s been pretty clear to me for years that Newsome is a Fascist and I am very tired of the hand-wringing every time he does a Fascist thing Stop. Voting. For. Him.

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Clip of Octavia E. Butler on @democracynow.org discussing Parable of the Sower and Parable of the Talents from "The Landline", ed. Tiffany Rose & @ashleysimpo.bsky.social "In hindsight, her warnings about climate change, authoritarianism, and survival feel less like fiction and more like prophecy."

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