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bump | $50/$370.40 - $320.40 remaining ($100 needed ASAP & $24.58 needed by 9/9 (TODAY, overdue by over 13 hours!!!!). last month i didn't make any goals on time at all, and it was very detrimental to my mental health. i'm in a LOT of pain, and can't be pushing this constantly. i need HELP pls!!! 🆙 pls see the above post(s) and give them a boost, and consider helping if u can ⬆️ anything helps, whether that be $1 or a share :neodog_pleading: :boostRequest: thx so much for all the boosts and contributions so far 💞
links here: https://linktr.ee/support_pinky
@[email protected] @[email protected] @disability @lgbtq
#MutualAid #MutualAidRequest #HelpFolksLive2026 #Crowdfund #DisabilityCrowdfund #QueerCrowdfund #Disabled #Queer #Art #DigitalArt #ArtForSale #CommissionsOpen #ArtistForHire #CuteArt #AbstractArt #QueerArtist #DisabledArtist
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RE: https://cyberpunk.lol/@tiredpinklover/117210991863094431
🆘$24.58 overdue by almost 7 hours🆘
any assistance at all, including shares, would be very much appreciated :neodog_pleading: :boostRequest:
links here: https://linktr.ee/support_pinky@[email protected] @[email protected] @disability @lgbtq
#MutualAid #MutualAidRequest #HelpFolksLive2026 #Crowdfund #DisabilityCrowdfund #QueerCrowdfund #Disabled #Queer #Art #DigitalArt #ArtForSale #CommissionsOpen #ArtistForHire #CuteArt #AbstractArt #QueerArtist #DisabledArtist
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RE: https://cyberpunk.lol/@tiredpinklover/117210991863094431
$50/$370.40 - $320.40 remaining ($100 needed ASAP & $24.58 needed by 9/9 (TODAY, overdue by over 13 hours!!!!). last month i didn't make any goals on time at all, and it was very detrimental to my mental health. i'm in a LOT of pain, and can't be pushing this constantly. i need HELP pls!!!
links here: https://linktr.ee/support_pinky
@[email protected] @[email protected] @disability @lgbtq
#MutualAid #MutualAidRequest #HelpFolksLive2026 #Crowdfund #DisabilityCrowdfund #QueerCrowdfund #Disabled #Queer #Art #DigitalArt #ArtForSale #CommissionsOpen #ArtistForHire #CuteArt #AbstractArt #QueerArtist #DisabledArtist
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🆘$24.58 overdue by almost 7 hours🆘
any assistance at all, including shares, would be very much appreciated :neodog_pleading: :boostRequest:
links here: https://linktr.ee/support_pinky
@[email protected] @[email protected] @disability @lgbtq
#MutualAid #MutualAidRequest #HelpFolksLive2026 #Crowdfund #DisabilityCrowdfund #QueerCrowdfund #Disabled #Queer #Art #DigitalArt #ArtForSale #CommissionsOpen #ArtistForHire #CuteArt #AbstractArt #QueerArtist #DisabledArtist
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RE: https://cyberpunk.lol/@tiredpinklover/117210991863094431
less than 8 hours left to meet the first goal. pls show up for me. pls uplift my needs
links here: https://linktr.ee/support_pinky
@[email protected] @[email protected] @disability @lgbtq
#MutualAid #MutualAidRequest #HelpFolksLive2026 #Crowdfund #DisabilityCrowdfund #QueerCrowdfund #Disabled #Queer #Art #DigitalArt #ArtForSale #CommissionsOpen #ArtistForHire #CuteArt #AbstractArt #QueerArtist #DisabledArtist
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RE: https://cyberpunk.lol/@tiredpinklover/117210991863094431
desperate for help. if 4 ppl can spare $20, or 8 can spare $10, i can meet my goal due TOMORROW. i'm bed ridden rn and in a lot of pain. pls can anyone help?
links here: https://linktr.ee/support_pinky
@[email protected] @[email protected] @disability @lgbtq
#MutualAid #MutualAidRequest #HelpFolksLive2026 #Crowdfund #DisabilityCrowdfund #QueerCrowdfund #Disabled #Queer #Art #DigitalArt #ArtForSale #CommissionsOpen #ArtistForHire #CuteArt #AbstractArt #QueerArtist #DisabledArtist
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https://www.laviezine.com/1634271/remembering-the-life-of-arbery-with-dr-alexander-lloyd-blake/ Remembering the life of Arbery with Dr. Alexander Lloyd Blake #AhmaudArbery #AlexanderLloydBlake #composer #DrAlexanderLloydBlake #featured #LGBTQRepresentation #LGBTQVisibility #LosAngeles #QueerArtist #QueerMusician #RunningFrom #RunningTo:AMusicalReflectionOnAhmaudArbery #TheEbellInLosAngeles #Tonality
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PARENTHOOD AFTER LOSS: ELLIE ANGLIN’S FIRST MEMOIR
On Mar. 14, 2026, local art space and small-scale risograph print shop, Dirty Work Studio, hosted a book launch event for Kitchener artist and writer, Ellie Anglin, for her first book, Reproduction: Death, Birth & the Turkey Baster, published by Publication Studio Guelph.
The book is a graphic memoir and practical guide that traces Anglin’s pursuit of parenthood in the shadow of profound loss.
Anglin describes her attempts to conceive a child with her wife, while navigating the fertility industry, which is interrupted by overwhelming grief after losing her parents. The couple’s struggles push them away from institutional practice and toward home insemination, affectionately known as the Turkey Baster Method.
While the subject matter is heavy, Anglin emphasizes the underlying warmth of the work.
“Although death and birth are very painful and dark subjects… there’s a lot of joy and humour in it as well,” Anglin said. “All of these things are only so important to us because they’re all about love.”
Anglin is a multi-media visual artist and writer based in Kitchener. She takes inspiration from feminist and queer art traditions, and her works blend different motifs and elements such as collage, memoir and self-publishing practices that explore identity, magic, pop culture and the collective imagination.
The publication of her book marks a major milestone for Anglin, who has long been a staple of the local do-it-yourself (DIY) scene.
“I have been making zines for probably over 20 years now, and I’ve self-published 35 zines,” she said. “So, to have my first official book publication is a big honour.”
Shalaka Jadhav, Kitchener-based curator, writer, cultural strategist, co-founder of Dirty Work Studio and a long-time collaborator of Anglin’s, noted that independent spaces are crucial for first-time authors who often face significant barriers in the Canadian publishing industry.
“It can be really intimidating,” Jadhav said. “So, it’s really important to have the space where you can invite family and the general public and allow for people to mix.”
The book launch was hosted at Dirty Work Studio, which is located at 100 Park St.
“I’m so, so excited to have a studio like this in downtown Kitchener,” Anglin said. “Such an awesome arts community here, and then this studio is just like the cherry on top with so much celebration of DIY queer and women’s art.”
The event transformed the studio into an immersive gallery, featuring Anglin’s surrealistic collage work and looping video remixes of the book’s illustrations.
Jadhav explained that the goal of the night was to help the work burst out of Anglin’s book.
“We want to be a space where artists can realize all kinds of projects and to sort of experiment,” Jadhav said. “Having a DIY space where things can be a little bit more experimental and loose means that Ellie can try new things and expand her practice.”
The highlight of the evening was a live performance involving costumes and props, a project Anglin developed over the final weeks of her three-year journey to bring the book to life.
Anglin said that the visual components from the event were a natural extension of the book’s creation.
“I kind of took the collage fragments but then reassembled them into different collages to create new meanings,” she said.
The reach of the project extends far beyond Kitchener due to Publication Studio’s unique open source model. As Jadhav explained, any of the studio’s sister locations worldwide, from Guelph to Brazil, can download, print and bind Anglin’s work locally.
Ultimately, the launch served as a testament to the resilience of the local creative scene.
“This is a total labour of love,” Jadhav said, noting that the studio is a self-funded effort by its members. “The more people show up to our events, the more we see it as a show of support that this space should exist.”
#100ParkStreet #20Zines #35Zines #book #dirtyWorkStudio #diy #DowntownKitchener #ellie #ellieAnglin #gallery #Illustrations #kitchener #localArtists #localWriter #queerArtist #ShalakaJadhav #turkeyBaster -
PARENTHOOD AFTER LOSS: ELLIE ANGLIN’S FIRST MEMOIR
On Mar. 14, 2026, local art space and small-scale risograph print shop, Dirty Work Studio, hosted a book launch event for Kitchener artist and writer, Ellie Anglin, for her first book, Reproduction: Death, Birth & the Turkey Baster, published by Publication Studio Guelph.
The book is a graphic memoir and practical guide that traces Anglin’s pursuit of parenthood in the shadow of profound loss.
Anglin describes her attempts to conceive a child with her wife, while navigating the fertility industry, which is interrupted by overwhelming grief after losing her parents. The couple’s struggles push them away from institutional practice and toward home insemination, affectionately known as the Turkey Baster Method.
While the subject matter is heavy, Anglin emphasizes the underlying warmth of the work.
“Although death and birth are very painful and dark subjects… there’s a lot of joy and humour in it as well,” Anglin said. “All of these things are only so important to us because they’re all about love.”
Anglin is a multi-media visual artist and writer based in Kitchener. She takes inspiration from feminist and queer art traditions, and her works blend different motifs and elements such as collage, memoir and self-publishing practices that explore identity, magic, pop culture and the collective imagination.
The publication of her book marks a major milestone for Anglin, who has long been a staple of the local do-it-yourself (DIY) scene.
“I have been making zines for probably over 20 years now, and I’ve self-published 35 zines,” she said. “So, to have my first official book publication is a big honour.”
Shalaka Jadhav, Kitchener-based curator, writer, cultural strategist, co-founder of Dirty Work Studio and a long-time collaborator of Anglin’s, noted that independent spaces are crucial for first-time authors who often face significant barriers in the Canadian publishing industry.
“It can be really intimidating,” Jadhav said. “So, it’s really important to have the space where you can invite family and the general public and allow for people to mix.”
The book launch was hosted at Dirty Work Studio, which is located at 100 Park St.
“I’m so, so excited to have a studio like this in downtown Kitchener,” Anglin said. “Such an awesome arts community here, and then this studio is just like the cherry on top with so much celebration of DIY queer and women’s art.”
The event transformed the studio into an immersive gallery, featuring Anglin’s surrealistic collage work and looping video remixes of the book’s illustrations.
Jadhav explained that the goal of the night was to help the work burst out of Anglin’s book.
“We want to be a space where artists can realize all kinds of projects and to sort of experiment,” Jadhav said. “Having a DIY space where things can be a little bit more experimental and loose means that Ellie can try new things and expand her practice.”
The highlight of the evening was a live performance involving costumes and props, a project Anglin developed over the final weeks of her three-year journey to bring the book to life.
Anglin said that the visual components from the event were a natural extension of the book’s creation.
“I kind of took the collage fragments but then reassembled them into different collages to create new meanings,” she said.
The reach of the project extends far beyond Kitchener due to Publication Studio’s unique open source model. As Jadhav explained, any of the studio’s sister locations worldwide, from Guelph to Brazil, can download, print and bind Anglin’s work locally.
Ultimately, the launch served as a testament to the resilience of the local creative scene.
“This is a total labour of love,” Jadhav said, noting that the studio is a self-funded effort by its members. “The more people show up to our events, the more we see it as a show of support that this space should exist.”
#100ParkStreet #20Zines #35Zines #book #dirtyWorkStudio #diy #DowntownKitchener #ellie #ellieAnglin #gallery #Illustrations #kitchener #localArtists #localWriter #queerArtist #ShalakaJadhav #turkeyBaster -
PARENTHOOD AFTER LOSS: ELLIE ANGLIN’S FIRST MEMOIR
On Mar. 14, 2026, local art space and small-scale risograph print shop, Dirty Work Studio, hosted a book launch event for Kitchener artist and writer, Ellie Anglin, for her first book, Reproduction: Death, Birth & the Turkey Baster, published by Publication Studio Guelph.
The book is a graphic memoir and practical guide that traces Anglin’s pursuit of parenthood in the shadow of profound loss.
Anglin describes her attempts to conceive a child with her wife, while navigating the fertility industry, which is interrupted by overwhelming grief after losing her parents. The couple’s struggles push them away from institutional practice and toward home insemination, affectionately known as the Turkey Baster Method.
While the subject matter is heavy, Anglin emphasizes the underlying warmth of the work.
“Although death and birth are very painful and dark subjects… there’s a lot of joy and humour in it as well,” Anglin said. “All of these things are only so important to us because they’re all about love.”
Anglin is a multi-media visual artist and writer based in Kitchener. She takes inspiration from feminist and queer art traditions, and her works blend different motifs and elements such as collage, memoir and self-publishing practices that explore identity, magic, pop culture and the collective imagination.
The publication of her book marks a major milestone for Anglin, who has long been a staple of the local do-it-yourself (DIY) scene.
“I have been making zines for probably over 20 years now, and I’ve self-published 35 zines,” she said. “So, to have my first official book publication is a big honour.”
Shalaka Jadhav, Kitchener-based curator, writer, cultural strategist, co-founder of Dirty Work Studio and a long-time collaborator of Anglin’s, noted that independent spaces are crucial for first-time authors who often face significant barriers in the Canadian publishing industry.
“It can be really intimidating,” Jadhav said. “So, it’s really important to have the space where you can invite family and the general public and allow for people to mix.”
The book launch was hosted at Dirty Work Studio, which is located at 100 Park St.
“I’m so, so excited to have a studio like this in downtown Kitchener,” Anglin said. “Such an awesome arts community here, and then this studio is just like the cherry on top with so much celebration of DIY queer and women’s art.”
The event transformed the studio into an immersive gallery, featuring Anglin’s surrealistic collage work and looping video remixes of the book’s illustrations.
Jadhav explained that the goal of the night was to help the work burst out of Anglin’s book.
“We want to be a space where artists can realize all kinds of projects and to sort of experiment,” Jadhav said. “Having a DIY space where things can be a little bit more experimental and loose means that Ellie can try new things and expand her practice.”
The highlight of the evening was a live performance involving costumes and props, a project Anglin developed over the final weeks of her three-year journey to bring the book to life.
Anglin said that the visual components from the event were a natural extension of the book’s creation.
“I kind of took the collage fragments but then reassembled them into different collages to create new meanings,” she said.
The reach of the project extends far beyond Kitchener due to Publication Studio’s unique open source model. As Jadhav explained, any of the studio’s sister locations worldwide, from Guelph to Brazil, can download, print and bind Anglin’s work locally.
Ultimately, the launch served as a testament to the resilience of the local creative scene.
“This is a total labour of love,” Jadhav said, noting that the studio is a self-funded effort by its members. “The more people show up to our events, the more we see it as a show of support that this space should exist.”
#100ParkStreet #20Zines #35Zines #book #dirtyWorkStudio #diy #DowntownKitchener #ellie #ellieAnglin #gallery #Illustrations #kitchener #localArtists #localWriter #queerArtist #ShalakaJadhav #turkeyBaster -
PARENTHOOD AFTER LOSS: ELLIE ANGLIN’S FIRST MEMOIR
On Mar. 14, 2026, local art space and small-scale risograph print shop, Dirty Work Studio, hosted a book launch event for Kitchener artist and writer, Ellie Anglin, for her first book, Reproduction: Death, Birth & the Turkey Baster, published by Publication Studio Guelph.
The book is a graphic memoir and practical guide that traces Anglin’s pursuit of parenthood in the shadow of profound loss.
Anglin describes her attempts to conceive a child with her wife, while navigating the fertility industry, which is interrupted by overwhelming grief after losing her parents. The couple’s struggles push them away from institutional practice and toward home insemination, affectionately known as the Turkey Baster Method.
While the subject matter is heavy, Anglin emphasizes the underlying warmth of the work.
“Although death and birth are very painful and dark subjects… there’s a lot of joy and humour in it as well,” Anglin said. “All of these things are only so important to us because they’re all about love.”
Anglin is a multi-media visual artist and writer based in Kitchener. She takes inspiration from feminist and queer art traditions, and her works blend different motifs and elements such as collage, memoir and self-publishing practices that explore identity, magic, pop culture and the collective imagination.
The publication of her book marks a major milestone for Anglin, who has long been a staple of the local do-it-yourself (DIY) scene.
“I have been making zines for probably over 20 years now, and I’ve self-published 35 zines,” she said. “So, to have my first official book publication is a big honour.”
Shalaka Jadhav, Kitchener-based curator, writer, cultural strategist, co-founder of Dirty Work Studio and a long-time collaborator of Anglin’s, noted that independent spaces are crucial for first-time authors who often face significant barriers in the Canadian publishing industry.
“It can be really intimidating,” Jadhav said. “So, it’s really important to have the space where you can invite family and the general public and allow for people to mix.”
The book launch was hosted at Dirty Work Studio, which is located at 100 Park St.
“I’m so, so excited to have a studio like this in downtown Kitchener,” Anglin said. “Such an awesome arts community here, and then this studio is just like the cherry on top with so much celebration of DIY queer and women’s art.”
The event transformed the studio into an immersive gallery, featuring Anglin’s surrealistic collage work and looping video remixes of the book’s illustrations.
Jadhav explained that the goal of the night was to help the work burst out of Anglin’s book.
“We want to be a space where artists can realize all kinds of projects and to sort of experiment,” Jadhav said. “Having a DIY space where things can be a little bit more experimental and loose means that Ellie can try new things and expand her practice.”
The highlight of the evening was a live performance involving costumes and props, a project Anglin developed over the final weeks of her three-year journey to bring the book to life.
Anglin said that the visual components from the event were a natural extension of the book’s creation.
“I kind of took the collage fragments but then reassembled them into different collages to create new meanings,” she said.
The reach of the project extends far beyond Kitchener due to Publication Studio’s unique open source model. As Jadhav explained, any of the studio’s sister locations worldwide, from Guelph to Brazil, can download, print and bind Anglin’s work locally.
Ultimately, the launch served as a testament to the resilience of the local creative scene.
“This is a total labour of love,” Jadhav said, noting that the studio is a self-funded effort by its members. “The more people show up to our events, the more we see it as a show of support that this space should exist.”
#100ParkStreet #20Zines #35Zines #book #dirtyWorkStudio #diy #DowntownKitchener #ellie #ellieAnglin #gallery #Illustrations #kitchener #localArtists #localWriter #queerArtist #ShalakaJadhav #turkeyBaster -
PARENTHOOD AFTER LOSS: ELLIE ANGLIN’S FIRST MEMOIR
On Mar. 14, 2026, local art space and small-scale risograph print shop, Dirty Work Studio, hosted a book launch event for Kitchener artist and writer, Ellie Anglin, for her first book, Reproduction: Death, Birth & the Turkey Baster, published by Publication Studio Guelph.
The book is a graphic memoir and practical guide that traces Anglin’s pursuit of parenthood in the shadow of profound loss.
Anglin describes her attempts to conceive a child with her wife, while navigating the fertility industry, which is interrupted by overwhelming grief after losing her parents. The couple’s struggles push them away from institutional practice and toward home insemination, affectionately known as the Turkey Baster Method.
While the subject matter is heavy, Anglin emphasizes the underlying warmth of the work.
“Although death and birth are very painful and dark subjects… there’s a lot of joy and humour in it as well,” Anglin said. “All of these things are only so important to us because they’re all about love.”
Anglin is a multi-media visual artist and writer based in Kitchener. She takes inspiration from feminist and queer art traditions, and her works blend different motifs and elements such as collage, memoir and self-publishing practices that explore identity, magic, pop culture and the collective imagination.
The publication of her book marks a major milestone for Anglin, who has long been a staple of the local do-it-yourself (DIY) scene.
“I have been making zines for probably over 20 years now, and I’ve self-published 35 zines,” she said. “So, to have my first official book publication is a big honour.”
Shalaka Jadhav, Kitchener-based curator, writer, cultural strategist, co-founder of Dirty Work Studio and a long-time collaborator of Anglin’s, noted that independent spaces are crucial for first-time authors who often face significant barriers in the Canadian publishing industry.
“It can be really intimidating,” Jadhav said. “So, it’s really important to have the space where you can invite family and the general public and allow for people to mix.”
The book launch was hosted at Dirty Work Studio, which is located at 100 Park St.
“I’m so, so excited to have a studio like this in downtown Kitchener,” Anglin said. “Such an awesome arts community here, and then this studio is just like the cherry on top with so much celebration of DIY queer and women’s art.”
The event transformed the studio into an immersive gallery, featuring Anglin’s surrealistic collage work and looping video remixes of the book’s illustrations.
Jadhav explained that the goal of the night was to help the work burst out of Anglin’s book.
“We want to be a space where artists can realize all kinds of projects and to sort of experiment,” Jadhav said. “Having a DIY space where things can be a little bit more experimental and loose means that Ellie can try new things and expand her practice.”
The highlight of the evening was a live performance involving costumes and props, a project Anglin developed over the final weeks of her three-year journey to bring the book to life.
Anglin said that the visual components from the event were a natural extension of the book’s creation.
“I kind of took the collage fragments but then reassembled them into different collages to create new meanings,” she said.
The reach of the project extends far beyond Kitchener due to Publication Studio’s unique open source model. As Jadhav explained, any of the studio’s sister locations worldwide, from Guelph to Brazil, can download, print and bind Anglin’s work locally.
Ultimately, the launch served as a testament to the resilience of the local creative scene.
“This is a total labour of love,” Jadhav said, noting that the studio is a self-funded effort by its members. “The more people show up to our events, the more we see it as a show of support that this space should exist.”
#100ParkStreet #20Zines #35Zines #book #dirtyWorkStudio #diy #DowntownKitchener #ellie #ellieAnglin #gallery #Illustrations #kitchener #localArtists #localWriter #queerArtist #ShalakaJadhav #turkeyBaster -
Suhl wählt mit Unterstützung der CDU Neonazi in Demokratieausschuss (Bitte Teilen)
wie Ihr vermutlich bereits wisst beteiligen wir uns auch als Projekt die Tage intensiv an der Vorbereitung des CSDs am Samstag den 30 August ab 13 Uhr in Suhl.
https://www.trans-me.de/webseite/csd-in-suhl-sued-thueringen-wird-endlich-bunter/Diesbezüglich kam es bereits in den letzten Monaten zu ausgiebigen politischen Zerwürfnissen in der Region, welche meiner Meinung nach auch etwas zu kurz kamen in Ihrer Präsenz. Eine Pressemitteilung „Neonazi in Demokratieausschuss“ wollen wir euch nicht vorenthalten, um einen Groben Eindruck in den Regionalen politischen Alltag zu erlangen.
Unterstützt am 30 August ab 13 Uhr am Bahnhof in Suhl auch daher die Region und zeigt das auch hier jegliche rechte Politik keinerlei Akzeptanz findet.
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PRESSEMITTEILUNGDemokratie in Gefahr: Neonazi in Suhler Ausschuss gewählt
In den letzten Monaten beobachten wir mit großer Sorge die Entwicklungen rund um die Partnerschaft für Demokratie (PfD) und den Begleitausschuss, der in Suhl über die Vergabe von Demokratiefördermitteln entscheidet.
Mit einem CDU-Antrag wurde die PfD arbeitsunfähig gemacht und die laufende Vergabe von Fördermitteln aus Land und Bund gestoppt. Dieser Umstand sollte nun korrigiert werden und ein neuer CDU-Antrag sah vor einen neuen Begleitausschuss, genannt „Bündnis“, mit Mitgliedern aus der Zivilgesellschaft zu gründen.Hierbei kam es erneut zum Eklat. In den zukünftigen Begleitausschuss wurde anonym und mit Stimmen der CDU der Neonazi Patrick Fleischer gewählt. Gleichzeitig wurde die bekannte Suhler Antifaschistin, Mitglied des Thüringer VVN-BdA und Geschichtslehrerin Heidemarie Schwalbe nicht in das Gremium gewählt.
Unser CSD wird in Suhl ein Zeichen für Demokratie und Vielfalt setzen!
Die Zusammenarbeit von Demokrat*innen mit Rechtsextremen kritisieren wir auf das Schärfste!
Gerade deshalb ist die Unterstützung unseres kleinen CSDs so wichtig. Macht gemeinsam mit uns auf diese demokratieschädlichen Entwicklungen aufmerksam.Empört euch und zeigt Solidarität mit betroffenen marginalisierten Gruppen in eurem Alltag!
Lasst uns am Samstag zusammenstehen und Flagge zeigen für Liebe, Vielfalt und Demokratie!Euer Orga-Team des CSD Suhl
P.S.: Neuigkeiten von Russell fun Bock gibt es morgen zu sehen
„Queerforum Suhl“ auf Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DN6YuiTgoSf/?img_index=5--------
Wir sehen uns hoffentlich Morgen in vielen Bunten Outfits und mit wehenden Fahnen.
Euer Trans*-Me Team
#transme #trans #transgender #transrights #lgbtq #lgbtqia #gay #lesbian #transfem #transmemes #queer #QueerRightsAreHumanRights #schwul #lesben #lesbisch #gaymen #lesbians #csd #csd2025 #csdtermine #protest
#democracy #Demo #demokratie #Sichtbarkeit #pride #bisexual #nonbinary #nichtbinär #dragqueens #PrideMonth #queerart #queerartist #makeup #pansexual #genderfluid #lgbtpride #bi #gaylife #suhl
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Hi Community, (Bitte fleißig Teilen) 😊
es geht in die letzte Phase beim CSD in SUHL am 30 August ab 13 Uhr, wir brauchen dringend eure Hilfe seid dabei. Von uns gibt es ein neues Video und aktualisierte Infos, Ihr wisst nicht mal wo Suhl ist kein Problem.
https://umap.openstreetmap.de/de/map/suhl-csd-am-30-august-2025-ab-13-uhr_104367
Neue Infos findet Ihr wie gewohnt unter
https://www.trans-me.de/webseite/csd-in-suhl-sued-thueringen-wird-endlich-bunter/
Wir versorgen euch auch weiterhin mit allerlei Interessanten rund um den CSD in Suhl schaut daher mal ab und an rein, und bleibt auf dem laufenden.
Das Video gibt es übrigens schon eine Woche früher in den nicht Kommerziellen Sozialen Medien. Das Fediverse ist halt einfach aktueller.
Queer Forum Suhl auf instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/queerforumsuhl/#transme #trans #transgender #transrights #lgbtq #lgbtqia #gay #lesbian #transfem #transmemes #queer #QueerRightsAreHumanRights #schwul #lesben #lesbisch #gaymen #lesbians #csd #csd2025 #csdtermine #protest
#democracy #Demo #demokratie #Sichtbarkeit #pride #bisexual #nonbinary #nichtbinär #dragqueens #PrideMonth #queerart #queerartist #makeup #pansexual #genderfluid #lgbtpride #bi #gaylife #suhl
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Practice drawing with a pen! ✍🏿
#Shark #Shiver #Sharks #mastoart #EchoPenn #Art #Artist #ArtShare #SmallArtist #FanArt #BlackMastodon #BlackArt #BlackArtist #PracticeDrawing #Sketch #SketchDrawing #SketchArt #SketchArtist #InkSketch #Sketchbook #ArtChallenge #ArtChallenge2025 #RoughSketch #ArtistSupport #DailySketch #BlackAnimation #BlackContent #QueerArtistofMastodon #QueerArtist #DailyDrawing #Draw #Drawing #Drawn #HandDrawn #HandDrawnArt #TraditionalArt #TraditionalDrawing
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Continuing my MTaS series, we got Arvio looking to make a deal!
#gay #gayart #gayartist #queerart #queerartist #lgbtqart #lgbtqartist #yaoi #bara #baraart #mtas #mytimeatsandrock #mtasarvio
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Still on an unexpected Sandrock fanart binge so here's Owen, everyone's favorite daddy I mean saloon owner.
#gay #gayart #gayartist #queerart #queerartist #lgbtqart #lgbtqartist #yaoi #bara #baraart #mtas #mytimeatsandrock
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CW: Nudity and bondage in photo
Cast out of Heaven
#devil #demon #lucifer #Satan #cosplay #devilhorns #demonhorns #bondage #boundandgagged #harnessgagged #harnessgag #bound #cuffed #kink #kinky #fetish #costume #nude #eroticnude #naked #harness #photography #selfphotography #erotic #eroticphotography #kinkphotography #fetishphotography #nudity #queerart #queerartist #queerartists #transartist #transart #transcreators #queercreator #queercreators #trans #transmodel #nsfw
