Velvet Silmeria!Mánibranðr @FreyaManibrandr@awoo.space

With just a dry drumloop and a bunch of fx + modulations, you can create whole songs in @bitwig@twitter.com. Dont be shy to go to the extremes! 👍 #modular #daw #music

For #IWD, Lambda Films released a short of a poem I wrote titled "The Body"
racism
sexism
& what we can consider colonial gender collide here in this work during the rise of #MeToo, but notice who gets publicity in these discussions and who does not

https://vimeo.com/520855782

These things happened this week (it's still Thursday):

-Sunday: Cops beating civilians without real reason in park (previous toots)(Athens)

-Monday: Cops attempting on midnight to evacuate the occupied Dean's offices in Aristotle University (the students had occupied them since 22/2 in protest of new special university police forces that the gonverment wants to establish), they fail (Thessaloniki)
(1/?)

My natural empathy response and my Adult Professional Mask keep colliding and I'm not actually sure what comes out.
It's like "yes, let's stay on this subject but in a small talk way"

I don't really like words when people say something heavy. Empathy is hard, sympathy is easy. I'm a hand squeezer, usually.
Especially at things where there's nothing to say. I, personally, hate "thank you for sharing this with me."

Adult Professional is kinda bitchy and cold.

Remember to treat the successful artist who thinks NFTs will make them rich differently from the marginalized artist who hopes that NFTs will finally get them out of an abusive situation.

(General observation; not a subtoot.)

The "Worst Year Ever" podcast's 10 March 2021 episode is an interview with Christopher Wong about the rise in hate crimes against Asian folk. If you're not familiar with the history and present of anti-Asian violence in the USA, maybe give it a listen. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-worst-year-ever-49377032/episode/the-rise-of-asian-american-hate-79489226/?cmp=web_share&embed=true

Neurodivergents and the Disability Rights Movement: "Nothing About Us Without Us"

So-called professionals: "help! We're being attacked by their aggressive identity politics!!"

Everything I find that claims to look "critically" at neurodiversity (all written by NTs of course) sounds like this:

"While it is understandable that some self-advocates feel offended by the pro-cure rhetoric of some parent and professional organizational, the latter are also justified in criticizing the aggressive identity politics advanced by the radical activists of the autistic movement, who appropriate the right to speak in the name of every person diagnosed with autism"