Kids need/deserve traumatic films. Films that show death or lasting consequences that aren't resolved almost instantly. Fear, anger, grief and frustration should be part of kids movies. Kids arent stupid, they feel big emotions just like adults, they deserve to see those experiences reflected back.

Action helps turn your ideas into real things. It needs some clarity, belief, and motivated steps to get an idea out of your head and into the world. Just picturing your goals is only the first move. Actually, taking practical, direct steps is what makes those ideas happen for real.

I was homeless a month ago and luckily found a new place. I’m mostly just trying to get things for my two year old to make him comfortable. Since it’s been a hard month. Mutual aid will be for things like a bed, mattress, hangers and things to keep toys in 🤍 venmo.com/u/trqmul_isk...

Got our place today! I did it y’all..I raised the money 🤍🌿

If you see this, you’ve been mooned. 🤭

I found an apartment. Just need to raise money this week to claim it 🤍

I wrote my friend who passed away a year ago. I miss them everyday and just wish we could speak one more time. There’s much to say and I have no friend to speak into it anymore. I just miss my friend. Life is so hard so I understand why they left the way they did…but I know I have to keep to going.

Still homeless with no idea what to do this coming week…I’m stressed. I’m exhausted. I’ve been still working through all of this and still searching for a place for my family and I. I’ve exhausted everything that I have…I should just give up honestly.

I need legal advice. My family which is comprised of myself, my hubby and my child are being evicted from a home owned by my spouses family member. Do we have 30 days? If we’ve lived here for a year, paid electric bills and partially renovated the downstairs?

Follow me on UpScrolled. I’m not as into BlueSky as much as I thought I’d be. And X is fash as hell.

Homemakers pass down knowledge to assure loved ones survive. Homemaking is an art form of many mediums. It is a survival skill that isn’t limited to gender or sexual roles and expectation. Home making is generational wealth and community building. Radicalized principles and practice take place here.

Homemakers and caretakers with radicalized politics exist. We’re not all oppressed, subjugated people being exploited for domestic labor. Many of us keep safe, kept and loving homes because this colonial capitalist reality is cruel and unsafe for all.

I didn’t know going “analog” was a trend, it’s one anarchists been on board w/ and heavily promoted. Investing in free public spaces based on community like libraries. Community gardens. Local markets. Investing in hard media such as books, music and entertainment. Investing in arts and hobbies.

Survived the holiday season. I put my all into it and tried to give my child the best I could. I feel financially and emotionally depleted but I’m still determined to keep going.

Homemakers and caretakers with radicalized politics exist. We’re not all oppressed, subjugated people being exploited for domestic labor. Many of us keep safe, kept and loving homes because this colonial capitalist reality is cruel and unsafe for all.

It’s wild that a lot of the artists (mostly other native queer artists) who targeted me back in 2021…aren’t even successful today. You did all that smear campaigning, doxxing, getting your white following to harass and stalk me…for nothing?

I am seeing a lot of people reposting Lakota Man today bc it's Indigenous Peoples Day. A reminder that he is not well liked amongst many (most?) Natives on social media. Many of us blocked him a long time ago. Some of the reasons why are in this article. www.dailydot.com/irl/lakotama...

Sorry I haven’t been on here as much. This anarchist mother has been very locked in as far as finding a stable, safe home. Also going complete no contact with abusive family members. And building my art career back up all over again. And starting a new, beautiful life. All which I’ve done 🤍

Indigenous peoples don’t need colonizer or their government approval to celebrate, acknowledge and assert our existence. We’re still here despite colonialism.

Block fascists Block white supremacists/nationalists Block the imperialists Block the capitalists Block the Anti-Indigenous Block the Anti-Black They don’t need to exist with us

I love you and I’ll miss you my friend. Words can’t describe how much this hurts and I have so many things I want to say to you. I’m glad I found you in this life, I would do it all over again. @doctormont.bsky.social

"To act intelligently and see intelligently become one" - C. S. Peirce

Sigh…Bluesky won’t show my nude art, which isn’t even “explicit”. It’s artfully done nudity. So likeliness of me using this platform to post my work is…not looking good.

So many natives leave their homelands, their reservations, their communities because of survival. There’s lack of housing, education and work opportunities, formal medical care and services. And because of corrupted tribal politics and wealth disparities.

Maybe my little family is meant for more. I don’t have to accept the bare minimum in anything or be put in the boxes others want us to check. I want a beautiful home, hopefully a work life I love and to fulfill all our dreams.

Also language and cultural barriers for many indigenous anarchist folks 🌿

Feel like things are just falling apart

I’m both worried and hopeful. Some days more of one than the other. I know I want to believe in us 🌿

So many people I know, myself included are on programs that are vital for survival needs as humans but not even just that…it’s programs that make us feel more human. More connected to others. More secure in our environments. More healthy. More fulfilled. More supported in these violent systems.

I want liberation for those suffering. I want vengeance on those causing the suffering in the world.

Times are so uncertain for us, but I keep telling myself we’re native peoples. We’ve survived so much and we’ll be okay 🌿

Indigenous peoples need more indigenous led food sovereignty projects. That strengthen indigenous to land/water relationships. Not colonial led food or survival projects that are anti-indigenous in ideology and practice.