--> kikir@anticapitalist.party @kikir@witches.town

casting on the short rows pullover in blacks greys and blues <3 #newyearscaston #knitting force et courage pour tou.t.e.s!

@distelfliege it's really beautiful

@Hilo was magst du denn? ich höre grad neu:

* freie-radios.net hat jetzt eine reihe "vogel der woche" (;

* Lit Review (mit Monica Trinidad): Bücher, die politisch wichtig für uns sind; viele Autor_innen of Color; ur spannender podcast

* Rebel Beat, einen anarchistischen Podcast aus Montreal (viel rap, interessante gäste)

I heard that Kara Wild is free! #freeKara #freeKrem

special shoutout to woxikon, the synonym lexicon <3 #writing

rassistische/sexistische dominante bilder analysieren yay or nay?

ich schwanke so zwischen: wichtig, weil stereotype bestimmen diskurse und herrschaftspraktiken, migrationsregimes

und: nö, weil allein das beschreiben reproduziert rassistische/sexistische stereotype

*is craving for something to knit*

*should write*

#annowrimo

@distelfliege I see it similarly, which means using it more in a content 'note' way. also in my opinion this way I don't make a decision what other people need to be warned about and what not

@seanmunger I also like that approach, at least I appreciate when people do that

@ebeth thanks for sharing your thoughts and examples!

@distelfliege I thought that would be a good idea, too, but then saw that people asked to use it not like that.

but I see, I'll have to develop a practice that makes sense for me and that also pays attention to other people's needs (:

I'm a bit unsure wether to use the CW button for actual content warning or more for writing a header/CN

I see people doing the one or the other and asking for the one or the other, and I'm not sure which topics (beside from obvious ones) should get CW and which needn't.

also, a political / not political divide regarding CWs doesn't work for me, when I in my view everyday life is as political as some explicitly political action