It’s spreading.

It's the LAST DAY for Early Bird pricing on tables of 8 for the 2018 Womxn of Achievement Celebration! Call or simply click below: https://t.co/drmqXP1W8N pic.twitter.com/1l6FFUS0SK

— YWCA of Olympia (@YWCA_Of_Olympia) October 30, 2018

COOL! Check out the @olyarts calendar, which features our 2018 Womxn of Achievement Special Guest Speaker, Kellie Richardson! Tix on sale NOW!#WOA2018 pic.twitter.com/q0ZiZN3cF7

— YWCA of Olympia (@YWCA_Of_Olympia) October 30, 2018

COOL! Check out the @olyarts calendar, which features our 2018 Womxn of Achievement Special Guest Speaker, Kellie Richardson! Tix on sale NOW!#WOA2018 pic.twitter.com/NFEtizJGcb

— YWCA of Olympia (@YWCA_Of_Olympia) October 31, 2018

It’s the wy DOUBLEYOU see ay – doubleyou for women. Not womxn, women. Women should be able to have things … Read the rest

It still amazes me to see how people get lost in the maze of Jargon Absolutism – of treating certain sanctified verbal formulas as if they were reality itself. Say it and it becomes true no matter how nonsensical the content.

#nonbinary #gender identities are valid. #nonbinary people exist within and contribute to our society, and yet their very existence is denied.

People who identify as #nonbinary or #genderneutral or #genderqueer or #genderfluid ought to be recognised.https://t.co/lkS6yzBBTK

— Dr Adrian Harrop (@DrAdrianHarrop) June 22, 2018

Blar blar identities are valid – the sacred formula is uttered and the molecules are changed. But what does it mean? What does it mean to say an “identity” is “valid”?

Identity can … Read the rest

A public Facebook post about the March for Science:

First of all, we wish to humbly say to our POC communities and Indigenous friends and relatives that we do not wish to speak for all POC or Indigenous peoples. Resisting this white supremacist system, however, means that we #WoCSpeakOut sisters continuously put ourselves on the frontlines of white fragility in order to serve our own communities. We are trying, through our presence, to uplift the voices of our people.

In that vein, we attempted, multiple times, to reach out to the March for Science-Seattle organizers (with other POC and some of our white allies) to advise them on how to make their event less racist/elitist/colonialist/sexist. We put forward