This is not okTaya (@travelingflying):Imagine the outrage if any group but White people were banned. Yet discrimination against White people is not only tolerated, it’s normalized.Society treats hostility toward Whites as acceptable, while condemning the same behavior in others. This is not just unfair, it’s an https://t.co/f6Lr5aRqfx ...

RT Hunter Ash (@ArtemisConsort)Anti-White discrimination will not stop until those who carry it out are financially crushed. A Supreme Court decision didn’t stop them, but financial penalties, ideally including personal liability for specific administrators, would. I hope the DOJ follows through. ...

RT Grummz (@Grummz)Long overdue.So many violations by tech companies and game companies that discriminated against white applicants (obsidian art director even proudly tweeted about replacing whites.) ...

I was taught to hate. I was taught to hate myself. I was taught to hate my body. And the really sad part is I was taught to hate you.All of you. As a second generation immigrant, I was taught that if you're not part of my family, you were to be feared and hated. I grew up in Long Island, New York, 1960s.It was a predominantly white neighborhood. Okay, who am I kidding. It was all white.There was no black, no Latina. We had one Asian family and they owned my favorite Chinese restaurant. Our idea of diversity ...

RT David Rutledge USA (@DavidRu54517622)@marcportermagee "In admissions, if you are high in both GPA & test scores, you are set." No. Many of my friends have children with excellent grades and near perfect SATs. No chance at the Ivies, and they often do not even get in their state universities. But then they are white boys. ...

Anti-White, anti-male discrimination ends nowColin Wright (@SwipeWright):I experienced all of this firsthand, having entered graduate school in 2013. By 2020, I watched non-white colleagues with CVs a tiny fraction as strong as mine absolutely swamped with interview requests and job offers, while I couldn't even secure a preliminary phone interview. ...

Perception and Illusion in Performance - The speaker's journey with object manipulation, starting with nunchucks at age 8 or 9, evolved into a form of meditation and therapy, influencing perception [2] - Perception is limited by how our eyes catch light and movement, and how we focus, impacting how we see things [2] - The speaker's early experiences with nunchucks and water bottles (500 ml - 700 ml) led to an interest in juggling before bartending [4][5] - Perception plays with our minds, creating both positive journeys and mind blocks that limit our understanding [5][6] Mixology and Presentation - Mixology and bartending heavily rely on presentation, including garnish, glassware, ingredients, and storytelling [7] - Presentation in the bar industry can be artistic but also manipulative, influenced by societal structures like capitalism, consumerism, patriarchy, misogyny, racism, and castism [7] - The speaker observes the bar industry from an "outside" perspective, questioning areas of life and forms of oppression [7][8] Social Commentary and Industry Critique - The speaker critiques the capitalistic nature of the bar industry and its growth over the last 20 years, questioning whether it is something to be proud of [9][10] - The speaker suggests that the industry is not essential for society, but hospitality is, and that the commercialization of alcohol and environmental/human exploitation are problematic [11] - The speaker highlights the interconnectedness of industries, including war, medicine, and the bar industry, supported by a mirage of disconnection [11] - The speaker advocates for recognizing and relinquishing privileges (e g, speaking colonized languages, financial power, race, cast, gender, orientation) to break down oppressive systems [19]

Good evening everyone. My name is Selu and today I'm going to talk about the fight for women rights that is still continuing now across the world and then control over women's life, body and future. With that being said, let me ask you something.How many of you how many choices have you made this week on your own life like what to wear, what where to go and what to eat. Now imagine that the right to make all these decisions are gone. Like you woke up this morning and all everything of your life has been dec ...

社会背景与挑战 - 报告指出，25年前蒙特雷对LGBT群体非常不友好，该群体面临警察的迫害和监禁[1] - 报告强调，跨性别者在争取LGBTQ+权利方面一直处于前沿，但他们拥有的权利却最少[1] - 报告揭示，80%-90%的跨性别者失学，同样比例的跨性别女性从事性工作，这并非出于自愿，而是因为其他机会被剥夺[1] - 报告强调，即使在21世纪，仍然存在以“违反道德和良好习俗”为由逮捕跨性别者的警察法规[1] - 报告指出，跨性别者的平均寿命仅为35岁[1] 倡议与行动 - 报告提到，2001年，由于LGBT运动中跨性别者被忽视，报告人决定发出自己的声音，并与其他跨性别女性一起在Nuevo León发起了第一次性别多样性游行[1] - 报告强调了在各个领域（包括学术界、文化界、艺术界和政治界）实现LGBTQ+群体正常化的必要性[7] - 报告呼吁团结各方力量，真正加强对那些没有相同机会的人的支持，并避免停留在口头承诺[5] 身份与交叉性 - 报告强调了跨性别者身份的复杂性，以及贫困、阶级和性别认同等因素如何相互作用，从而阻碍了个人的发展[4] - 报告强调了跨性别者在生活各个方面面临的劣势，包括工作、学术和个人生活[1] - 报告强调了“有目的的可见性”的重要性，以促进对LGBTQ+群体的理解和接受[6]

When I was 12, I took a 10-day vacation with my mom and sister, leaving Europe for the first time. It has been over a decade, and I have yet to return home. I was born and raised in St.Petersburg, Russia. 12 years ago, I fled to Canada as a refugee because of racial attacks, ongoing discrimination, and the fear of persecution. My mother is Russian Jewish and my father is Afghan.Over the years, we have lived through endless abuse from white supremacist groups, the police, and the mafia. My parents tried to s ...