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The letters LGBTQ are just another way of saying that Love is Love.
A 4-Step Mindful Equity Guide on How to Start Dismantling Oppression
Hello mindful humans. On our mindful journeys we become aware of the tragedies, violence, and oppressions in our world. Now is the time we’ve been called to begin taking action. I have outlined below a step-by-step guide to begin dismantling engrained oppressive habits. Let this guide be a starting place to this work for you, whether you are a beginner or have a seasoned mindfulness practice.
By The Erin Edwards6 years ago in Humans
Love Lost in the Storm
August 3rd, 1954 - Vermont Mary and Susan run through the storm laughing and jumping into puddles to get each other wet, even though they are already soaked to the bone. Summer dresses of blue and yellow cling to their soft skin while their loafers turn brown with mud and leaves. Mary’s long golden hair has now fallen from her pins and is clinging to her rosy cheeks. Susan’s shorter brunette cut stands up in places it never has before. Their delighted faces glow in the moonlight as they gently hold on to each other and continue their journey towards their homes.
By Rachel Morgan 6 years ago in Humans
Millie
I still remember how kind she was. How she cared about every animal she encountered. She was a vegetarian and always babbled on to me about how animals should be treated equal to us, how they have feelings and how they all have inner lives that they experience just like us. To be honest, I wasn’t convinced of this until recently.
By Hayley Lackner6 years ago in Humans
Plummeting into Carnations
We’re not obsessed with flying. We’re obsessed with falling. Flying tells you that you’re safe. Falling tells you that you should value your life more. Flying shows you the light of sky and life, or look down and see the lights of towns with one traffic light, or cities with 10 skyscrapers. Falling plummets you to see how much cities actually scrape the sky, and you find out that it’s not actually that much.
By Ariana GonBon6 years ago in Humans
A Healthy Life. Top Story - January 2021.
There once was a girl who was sad and blue. For her body was all wrong it’s true. Since she was a he, in the body of a she. For years, the she who was actually a he, battled the pain within. She tried to hide him. She tried to ignore him. Then one day, as she was talking with her parents, he exploded. He was done hiding, and he was done being ignored. He was ready to show the world what he stood for.
By Beck Daugherty6 years ago in Humans
How To Be An Ally To The Pronoun Movement
Good evening, friends! Today we will be discussing how to be an Ally to the Pronoun Awareness Movement was given October 3 as the day of celebration in 2018. Pronoun Awareness is geared towards respecting, sharing, and educating others about personal pronouns. Any and everyone can be an Ally and active in the movement of awareness. We are going to share some helpful tips and suggestions if you are getting started.
By Julian and Michelle Solutions6 years ago in Humans
Coming Out: 4 Things to Help You on Your Journey
Although liberating, coming out can be also traumatic. Hugely so. You know it's the right thing to do, but still your mind is wracked with doubt. Am I going to be accepted? Am I suddenly going to find out that someone close to me is homophobic, and have that relationship fracture? Even worse, do I run the risk of alienation or perhaps vitriol?
By Christopher Donovan6 years ago in Humans
Why don't you talk about this 21st century LGBT teen?
The roughest phase for me in the twenty-year life that I have lived came as a realization at the age of fourteen, while I was watching Hollow Man in the then-new computer that my father had brought for me and my two sisters from my mother’s four-month teaching salary.
By Manvendra Singh6 years ago in Humans
Pronouns 101
Good evening, friends! If you clicked an article titled "Pronouns 101" then one of two things is true. Either you're here to rage-read this and then tweet some choice words our way, or you recently were talking to someone, and they interrupted you to correct a pronoun you used. You felt a little judged, and a teensy bit defensive. It happens to all of us, but why? What are pronouns? Pro. Noun. Surely from the prefix and stem, we can surmise that pronouns are simply nouns that have surpassed amateur status for a steady paycheck right? Surprisingly, this is not the case and can land you in hot water with the wrong person.
By Julian and Michelle Solutions6 years ago in Humans
