Pretty much all of them. I am a large white male, so I’m part of the privileged class, at least here in the US. Despite belonging to the LBTQIA+ designation, I don’t have to care about how people perceive me, as I’m just too big and white to care. And I’m well aware of that fact. I use that privilege in my own way to protest, denounce and work toward change the best way that I can. I wear skirts, don’t have to give a shit about my hair, and cannot truly empathize with anyone else, in regard to their troubles. I care. I will always do the best that I can to support people who aren’t born into looking like me. People who don’t know my history think I am full of shit or pretending, but that’s ok. They don’t have to know me. All you need to know is that I support you and people like you.

Critical thinking. At least, I hope.

Well this whole thing is going down a rabbithole, but personal accountability should factor in.

I watch one of these videos every day when I wake up. Every piece is improvised on various instruments. Some are fantastic, some are kinda so-so like today’s. They’re always calm and a great way to start the day. Haven’t yet heard her speak.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwVc3MI_0RQ

Usually it’s Baader-Meinhof whenever I forget about it.

As another lifelong beneficiary of white privilege, thank you for pointing this out. I never considered this perspective.

They’re from a more civilized age, before the dark times, before the empire.

That is a good one! Thanks for sharing it.

Notch’s story is fascinating. I never played Minecraft but all my kids did.

Brutal

The universe will remember you forever. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-hiding_theorem

When I close my eyes and see my demons, I engage them in a staring contest and fall contentedly asleep.

Yes

English mother fucker, do you speak it?