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Links: Fun and serious and both at once
The Sweetweird Manifesto at HappyDancing by Charlie Jane Anders. "The core idea of sweetweird is: the world makes no sense, but we can be nurturing, frivolous and kind." Yes! These are the stories I want to read, and the life I want to live.
Pronouns as Linguistic Care Work by Kirby Conrod. A joyful post about why the author uses particular pronouns with beloved friends. "The way I like to show my love is by knowing my people closely, and knowing their needs and desires" via![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
cosmolinguist.
Challenging the Art of a Diorama "What’s wrong with this diorama? It’s complicated." by the Carnegie Museum of Natural History. A nuanced, in-depth critique which is displayed in the museum with a diorama of a lion attacking a dromedary and rider. Calls out colonialist views. Does not include an image of the diorama in question, which I think is the right choice.
My Mother’s Abortion Saved My Life "And gave her own a much happier ending." by Jenn Lyons. Content note: Mentions domestic violence. And cancer.
Unique Japanese Vegetables and recipes to go with them at Just One Cookbook by Namiko Hirasawa Chen (Nami).
Pronouns as Linguistic Care Work by Kirby Conrod. A joyful post about why the author uses particular pronouns with beloved friends. "The way I like to show my love is by knowing my people closely, and knowing their needs and desires" via
cosmolinguist.Challenging the Art of a Diorama "What’s wrong with this diorama? It’s complicated." by the Carnegie Museum of Natural History. A nuanced, in-depth critique which is displayed in the museum with a diorama of a lion attacking a dromedary and rider. Calls out colonialist views. Does not include an image of the diorama in question, which I think is the right choice.
My Mother’s Abortion Saved My Life "And gave her own a much happier ending." by Jenn Lyons. Content note: Mentions domestic violence. And cancer.
Unique Japanese Vegetables and recipes to go with them at Just One Cookbook by Namiko Hirasawa Chen (Nami).
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