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Fabulously Feminist: Art For Social and Eco Justice seeks to explore and promote intersectional feminism through art, writing and activism.

10/19/2026

Only cowards behave like this. No. Kings.
Unhand our rights you pathetic N**i twit.
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10/17/2026

The thing is, I would rather be almost anything other than a n*zi fascist monster. Can you relate??? This can.
Perhaps I am often anti-social... but I'm *always* anti-fascist

10/15/2026

I'm over here just trying so, so hard to regulate my nervous system, doing all my daily tasks, and like, survive and stuff. My lizard brain thinks I'm fighting wild animals while my modern brain is overwhelmed by global trauma and did I mention that the seasons are changing and that's super weird for my autoimmune disorder????
Trying to radiate hope and joy despite knowing facts and information

10/14/2026

It's the last day to get the October issue of the emotional birds mail club, friends ✨✨

These days seem slow and steady to me, even with the rush of kids in school and work to do. There is an ease in the cooler weather, and a pleasure in the abundance around us.

I’m tucking in my plants with fresh mulch for the winter, and mulling over exactly where I am going to plant the garlic I just picked up. Halloween is steadily approaching, too, and each year I lean a little more into the celebration and the magic. With two kids, the joy seems magnified. We are hanging jack-o-lantern pails in our maple tree this year, with little solar tea lights in each one so the front yard will be bathed in a warm, nostalgic Halloween glow. That’s our hope, anyways.

I think that’s what so many of us are searching for right now… A warm glow to hold off the very real anxieties of the world around us. Can we make our own joy? I think we can, and ultimately, I think we must. I hope you are enjoying a lovely autumn, friend, and most of all that you are sharing this season with those around you.

Inner Darkness Aside, I am Brimming With Whimsy

10/13/2026

Our brains most often want to focus on worst-case-scenario. After all, focusing on what is wrong or bad was a good strategy to keep us safe, right? It can keep you trapped in a negative lens of your world, though, where it seems like everything is an opportunity for something bad or absolutely terrible to happen. We can shift this, though and actively work to refocus our thoughts on the best, more positive potential outcomes. This has been so helpful for me over the last couple of years. Intentionally imagining all the possible good things that could happen whenever I am worried or anxious about something, rather than spiraling into all the scary thoughts, has actually really shifted my anxiety.

Hi, friend! Remember that anything that could go wrong, could also go right.

10/11/2026

Something that helps me with the sads that come along with seasonal affective disorder is remembering how the seasons shift every year in a cycle of ebb and flow, and so do I.
"And all the lives we ever lived and all the lives to be are full of trees and changing leaves." - Virginia Woolf

10/10/2026

f*ck columbus day.⁠⁠
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10/09/2026

I am so here for chunky sweater weather, steaming mugs of freshly brewed coffee, autumn leaves, all the pumpkins, mulled c***r, cozy books, long walks in the woods, and hexing fascosts.
🔮🌙

10/08/2026

A reminder that we are already seeing the sweeping power of fascism... picking random people off the streets and disappearing them without cause or documentation never mind due process is not normal under any, *ANY* circumstance. Attacking the most vulnerable is a step, one of many. And this knows that we don't want to be complicit in any of them.
Whatever you allow your government to do to others, they will eventually do to you.

10/07/2026

In talking to so many of my neighbors and fellow parents at school pickup, I found we had similar thoughts; it's incredibly hard to keep up with our day-to-day already packed and stressful lives and also hold in our minds the onslaught of fascism not just in our country but around the world. We have the daily anxiety that no matter what, we are not doing enough. Not enough as parents, community members, home owners and pet owners and citizens of the world and human beings who believe in equity, not enough self care or rest or exercise or activism or voting or raising awareness or protesting. Not enough not enough no enough.
I came across this quote, and it reminded me that the most important thing we can do every day is to acknowledge out loud, what is happening. That is a spark, a seed and it tends to grow. Trust it. Trust that you are doing the best you can, you are doing what you can. We are not turning away from fascism, from those most vulnerable. We are taking deep breaths, and reaching out in community.
"The most revolutionary thing one can do is always to proclaim loudly what is happening." - Rosa Luxemburg
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