Personal pet peeve- when reading through guides for teaching elementary students, and the text assumes that the average teacher is female by using female pronouns.
Ex: "Exploring reasoning is also extremely important for the teacher as a formative assessment tool. It helps her understand each student’s strengths and weaknesses, content knowledge, reasoning strategies and misconceptions."
Okay I've been literally playing this game for an hour. My number sense is... well, hopefully improving.
It's amazing how much teaching in elementary school makes you realize how many basic skills you've forgotten or skipped growing up.
Ooh cool, like an art and wine festival-kinda-thingie?
That sounds like a lot of fun! I'm glad you three had a nice time.
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A: No, vibrators
@ThatDamnCat Muppet museum?
It's more annoying than harmful, I think. I came to the cafe so I could ignore ppl, not chat with old dudes. :/
Easily/with enough cis and masculine privilege to be ignored mostly. I'm not proud of it, it's just a thing.
That's debatable.
For better or for worse (usually, better in terms of safety, worse in terms of validation) I get read as a cis butch lesbian, and living in the bay area that means I move through the world fairly easily.
Hi I'm Sparrow! Queer kid-adventurer, sci fi/horror geek, wildlife enthusiast, & Witch. Enboi, they/them. T1d. Intersectional feminist. BT/special education aide.