Im trying to learn more about whats going in on Venezuela rn. Thank you for bringing the issue to light
I want to know what other things I can do to help
Hello! Sorry for the late reply, I've tried to do as much research as possible by asking others.
I haven't found many links for people abroad, unfortunately, many are local. But here are my best options that I have found:
Eugeniasiso's Instagram: How can I help Venezuela? (Spanish and English) / Twitter version
Venezuelan's artists you can commission // Another // Another (Many young people who participate in fandoms like us live off of that)
I came unprepared for this, but just in case I have Ko-fi myself: https://ko-fi.com/luxvinova
And it would not be out of place to mention: Twitter thread for people inside Venezuela
If you don't have money to support, the best thing is to reblog to let everyone know what's going on, preferably from Latinos themselves. The noise is really important and much appreciated! Thank you so much! 😅❤️
you need to develop obsessions with strange niche content
Hello everyone, it's me Małgorzata on Tumblr.com
I never expected to be here just as much as I never expected to post mr. Saladhair over here
before i forget to tell you all
on wednesday my history professor pulled me out into the hall and asked me how me and my family doing. i told him about how we're trying to get people out of gaza but it's getting harder and egypt is upping the prices to leave. he nodded and then said "today i wanted to talk about the biden administration and how they're handling the situation in class" and i nodded and right before we headed back in, i stopped him and said "by the way palestinians are really sensitive over using the correct words for this situation. we don't like hearing 'conflict' or 'war' because that implies there are two militaries against each other and palestinians don't have a military, and 'war' implies it's an equal fight when it's not." and he nodded and said "okay what words do you want me to use" and i said "genocide. call it a genocide, that's what it is." and the LOOK. the LOOK he gave me. i can't even describe how horrible it was. just a pure look of surprise shock and disgust and it was like every single microaggression i've ever received all put in one face. you could instantly tell he was uncomfortable. i then said "you can also call it a humanitarian crisis" and he stared at me for a while and then nodded uncomfortably and said "yeah i'll just call it a humanitarian crisis". i shrugged, nodded, and we walked back into class.
the fact that people are SO uncomfortable with using the word genocide and refusing to use it to describe the situation in palestine is just so fucking frustrating. of COURSE genocide is uncomfortable, it SHOULD make you uncomfortable. but palestinians are suffering from censorship and people refusing to call it genocide is not helping our cause. call it what it is. a genocide.
hey reminder that connecting humanity is extremely low on esims rn and desperately needs esim donations and also that there are a lot of cool things you can get in exchange for a donation
i almost never do vent art, much less post it but man, i have been feeling bummed out recently