i live in brooklyn with a best friend and a best cat. i used to live in minnesota and i went to school in iowa. some things i like include sweets, family stories, movies about friendship, making music, thinking about goofin, actually goofin, and gchat.

feel free to use she/her pronouns when talking about/addressing me.

links (radical music blog collective, buddy's feminist comics tumblr, twitter) below.

Blood Blister Sisters Feminist Cathy Twitter Ask Me Submissions Archive

“Ableism must be included in our analysis of oppression and in our conversations about violence, responses to violence and ending violence. Ableism cuts across all of our movements because ableism dictates how bodies should function against a mythical norm—an able-bodied standard of white supremacy, heterosexism, sexism, economic exploitation, moral/religious beliefs, age and ability. Ableism set the stage for queer and trans people to be institutionalized as mentally disabled; for communities of color to be understood as less capable, smart and intelligent, therefore “naturally” fit for slave labor; for women’s bodies to be used to produce children, when, where and how men needed them; for people with disabilities to be seen as “disposable” in a capitalist and exploitative culture because we are not seen as “productive;” for immigrants to be thought of as a “disease” that we must “cure” because it is “weakening” our country; for violence, cycles of poverty, lack of resources and war to be used as systematic tools to construct disability in communities and entire countries.”

Mia Mingus, Moving Toward the Ugly: A Politic Beyond Desirability (via classycoochie)

This is one of my fav quotes from her speech.

(via liquornspice)

Because this is will always be relevant.

(via quelola)

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