Leon “Lee” Grayhare

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34| Sociologist & Black furry (he/him) |#FursofColor ✊🏾🐇| Advocate of CRF (Critical Race Furryism)|Art/alt account of @wasabifunyuns.bsky.social /pfp by @straysketches.bsky.social
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863 "rolling up"

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need more everett true comics imo

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Ouch

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Here's some fashy tears for your Sunday.

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they're so steeped in "silent majority" copium that they can't accept being rebuffed by a plurality of society. that's why they have conspiracy theories about every popular vote loss

There is particular power in such an ideologically diverse coalition rejecting the French right because fascists should be reminded often that they’re repugnant to a broad swath of society, not just getting outmaneuvered by the wily left

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866 "...a fading memory" #glitchart

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Am I cooler than the least cool thing imaginable? Yeah, probably.

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They gotta make computers ugly again. Bring back all the beige.

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Wisconsin judge just struck down parts of Act 10. This is the anti-labor law that Scott Walker championed in 2011, rocking Wisconsin politics and prompting recalls and national attention: www.jsonline.com/story/news/p...

Dane County judge strikes down elements of Wisconsin's Act 10 law that curbed public unionswww.jsonline.com The Scott Walker era law sparked massive protests and reshaped Wisconsin's political landscape.

On July 4th ten years ago, I actually got to see Prince at Essence Fest. It remains one of the highlights of my life.

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Over at the Bad Place, I made a tradition of posting Douglass' "What, To The Slave, Is The Fourth of July," and I intend to carry on that tradition here. Since most versions you read in classes or in textbooks have parts omitted, the link below has the full text of the speech.

(1852) Frederick Douglass, "What, To The Slave, Is The Fourth Of July" •www.blackpast.org On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass was invited to address the citizens of his hometown, Rochester, New York. Whatever the expectations of his audience on that 76th anniversary of the signing of the D...

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I completely missed that one of my favorite Disney movies turned 38 years ago yesterday!

🎬Disney’s ‘The Great Mouse Detective’ premiered in theaters 38 years ago, July 2, 1986

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At this very moment 248 years ago, Thomas Jefferson was frantically searching for an open Kinkos.

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New summer-themed piece! ‘Huckabuck’/frozen cup ladies were pretty common in New Orleans for years and they aren’t as common anymore so why not draw a scene of one? #furryart #fursofcolor

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Always has been.

I know smut may seem like a frivolous thing to be upset about, but crushing it is part of fascism. Controlling all forms of sexual expression is fascism. Only allowing certain kinds is fascism. Smut peddlers are always canaries in the coal mines.

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What's funny about this is in naruto lore, this basically means you've denounced your country. Weeb reading comprehension test.

remembering the AMERICA naruto headband i found on Etsy a few years ago

I don’t shitpost nearly enough here

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Hi bluesky... have some art and stuff :D

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universal basic electricity minimum for every human on the planet before AI gets another milliwatt.

Millions in Nigeria have little to no electricity. It's straining businesses and public services

Millions in Nigeria have little to no electricity. It's straining businesses and public servicesapnews.com The lack of reliable electricity severely affects education and businesses in Nigeria. Schools like Excellent Moral in Ibadan, near Lagos, operate in darkness due to zero grid access, depriving students of essential tools like computers.

I usually say this a lot during hurricane season but a depressing number of liberals (esp. not from the South/Midwest) don’t actually think of inequality, climate disaster, and oppression as bad things to fight but as just comeuppance for happening to live in states where GOP fascism is entrenched

okay now i'm really logging off

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Again, Black people are an exception here, as basically anyone who stayed in the Jim Crow South has a living memory of living under what amounted to fascism, including the “always walking on eggshells/lack of social trust/long periods of boring endurance/randomized terrifying violence”

Pretty much. What it mostly boils down to is that most Americans really don’t have the faintest idea what living under modern authoritarian regimes actually looks like, and how it’s often at the same time way more boring and way more scary than they’d imagined.

Boooy, I feel sorry for anybody to the left of Jesse Helms in constitutional law school or just anybody in law school tbh

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me every time the scotus drops a new decision

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Don’t

Don't

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Because we are your friends (You will never be alone again) ❤️‍🔥 #👽🍄

You see this a lot when white people ask why Black people will talk about police brutality but don’t talk about crime in our communities and thing is, we talk about it all the time, we just don’t talk about it with y’all.

I'm always amused when White people are incredulous that Black folks are having conversations on social media which they haven't observed. We've been having conversations *in the same room as you* unbeknownst to White observers for as long as Whiteness has existed. It's practically a cultural value.

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Race is still factored in. White applicants get to keep the advantages they've accrued through systemic racism without any countervailing forces.