Feminism

June 30, 2025

Clair Obscur: To be accountable to those that come after

CROSSPOST FROM COMRADERY. Part of a three part series: Disability (part 1), Right to Exist (part 2), and Accountability and Healing (part 3). In my prior essays, I related themes woven through Clair Obscur to show how it can parallel real world complexities and oppression. For the character of Alicia and Gustave (and even Lune Continue reading

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abuse, accountability, Characters, clair obscur: expedition 33, disability, Game analysis, game narrative, healing, healing journey, justice, mental health, narrative analysis, responsibility, transformative justice, writing
June 26, 2025

Clair Obscur: That Which Seeks The Right To Exist Temporally and Spatially

THIS IS A CROSSPOST FROM COMRADERY. Part of a three part series: Disability (part 1), Right to Exist (part 2), and Accountability and Healing (part 3). In a world built upon alienation, people seek to be heard and seen. This may happen through social media, video or podcasts, essays like this one, video game guilds, Continue reading

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Black people, civil rights, existence, game narrative, genocide, indigenous, Indigenous rights, justice, liberation, necrosecurity, nonbinary, Race, reference frames, revolution, temporality, themes, transgender
February 19, 2025

A History Lesson Part 2: Crawl if we have to

In Part One, I discussed the oppression disabled people faced in America. I then shared specifically two activist actions to show how disabled people and other groups worked in solidarity to win the day. Now let us visit yet another crucial moment in American history: The Capitol Crawl and Fight for ADA. Continue reading

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activism, Capitol Crawl, demonstrations, disability justice, disabled, disabled history, history, justice, protests, solidarity
February 17, 2025

A History Lesson: Disabled Activists and our Right to Exist in Public

For a History Lesson and reminder of the role Disabled people have played in activism, I singled out a few instances, but there’s hundreds of thousands throughout America’s history. Many of the privileges and rights people have had are due partly to the fight of our disabled ancestors. Continue reading

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activism, civil rights, disabilities, disability, disability justice, disabled, disabled history, human rights, insane asylums, intersectional feminism, justice, labor strikes, Race, section 504, strikes, ugly laws
January 21, 2025

Archiving Our Works Offline

Since we are entering a fascist era where I live, archiving literature of all types becomes more pertinent. Especially with the current rise in book-banning and censorship (much of that focusing on marginalized groups like LGBTQIA people and Black and Indigenous people). So how do we archive literature and keep knowledge safe from censorship or Continue reading

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anti-capitalist, anti-racism, antifascism, archives, archiving documents, archiving literature, archiving media, Books, community, community building, literature, reading, storing data, surviving fascism, technology
November 9, 2024

How To Move Forward In Moments of Crisis

I do not feel well. But I can share this since some folks are confused and despairing about what can be done. NOTE: Choose which ones you wish to focus on. Do Not Think You Must Do All Of This as that will burn you out. This post is comprehensive, but it’s not meant as Continue reading

activism, disability, Feminism, Race

accessibility, action, community care, disabilities, disability, inclusion, justice, mask bloc, mental health, mutual aid, organizing
December 18, 2023

Building Communities of Care and Liberation

We need to build better communities of care and support, desperately. With how our society keeps refusing to acknowledge the pandemic (Covid levels are so high in my state right now that it’s dangerous to go out), it makes existing with other people even harder, and often disabled, marginalized folks like me get left behind. Continue reading

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anarchism, collective care, communal care, Communalism, communities of care, community, justice, liberation, Race, radical and revolutionary movements, social justice, solidarity
June 26, 2022

Building Coalition for Change is Hard but Crucial

This article will discuss US politics. Content Warning for discussion of transphobia, racism, genocidal ideology, and sexism. Concerning the Series of Terrible Supreme Court Decisions All four of these decisions cause tremendous harm to our society, and they all build off each other. The ‘fund private religious schools’ is a way for conservatives to eliminate Continue reading

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cishet patriarchy, Gun control laws, healthcare, Judiciary, labor unions, mutual aid, protest, Race, religion, Rogue Court, Separation of church and state, solidarity, Supreme Court, US Politics, white supremacy
November 14, 2021

Let’s Unlearn Capitalism Myths

I think this needs said: The framework that society shoved into us is capitalistic and it tries to teach us that the capitalistic view of reality is the ONLY view. This socialization is full of myths that aren’t actually true. There are many worlds within our biosphere of Earth, and we need to understand that Continue reading

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anti-capitalism, anti-imperalism, anti-racism, capitalism, colonialism, corporations, doughnut economics, feminism, Indigenous Ways of Knowing, intersectionality, objectivity vs subjectivity, pluriverse, Race, racial capitalism, regenerative economy, Relationality
August 6, 2021

There Is No Moderates

Y’all, I think most won’t like what I got to say, but it needs said: There is no such thing as a middle ground. There is no moderate in America. You are either: 1. for genocide OR 2. Not for genocide. Republican party has thrown their lot in with number 1 to the point they Continue reading

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abolish ICE, abolish police, Abolition, accessibility, climate change, climate disaster, climate justice, disability justice, genocide, immigrants, Indigenous rights, justice, LGBTQIA, Race, resources