No, it doesn’t ignore that. Analysing the social construct of race shows that, in most cases, white people are treated better than people of colour.

I never “excused” the behaviours in my initial reply, I explained them. But we know why it happens, and the decades of racism that people of colour faced (and still do) contributed to it. The best way to solve the problem is to adress it, not to ignore it.

If a black person does something bad because of this social construct, we would adress it by trying to prevent the conditions that make someone do this. Better education, social safety nets and sensitization helps a bunch.

The same goes for a white person. If they do something bad becauwe of this social construct, we also adress it. We can educate them by explaining why what they did had racist undertones, or, in this case, to not be one of the not marginalised people who talk over someone who is marginalised in an antagonistic way. Be compationate, stop playing the devil’s advocate all the time and just listen.

Poiting out the injustice going on between races isn’t racist. That’s like saying that if you tell someone that they are being rude to you (and they are), that you’re being rude by pointing that out.

Empircally, race doesn’t matter, but we made it matter in our society. Just look up what a social construct means.

I don’t know how, but it works now! I actually turned off anti-aliasing in hopes of fixing it, but I wont dawn on to this for too long.

Thank you very much!

I installed gnu-free-fonts, then noto fonts packages but it didn’t work

Edit: It works now. Maybe it had to do with these fonts. Thank you!

No it’s disabled

That’s not how social contructs work. Money is a social construct, yet people talk about it and need it to live. Language is a social construct but it has a huge impact on communication. And we acknowledge that all these constructs are real and keep affecting us.

The problem with race isn’t just that it’s a social construct, but the fact that it’s a social construct used to make a hierarchy out of arbitrary traits. It’s still maintained and keeps affecting people.

Therefore the only way to address the consequences of that construct is by looking at certain issues through its lenses.

For example, if we would look at poverty in marginalised groups without taking into account that construct, the conclusions would be that these marginalised groups are poor because they “made poor decisions” and deserved it.

However, if we take it into account, we can acknowledge the fact that the discrimination that marginalised groups face, aswell as their family background (ex: slavery) contributes a lot to the reasons as too why they are poor than people that aren’t marginalised.

It shouldn’t have been a race issue, but because of how race keeps affecting these issues, it is. So we address it that way.

Not an acid, but maybe francium?

Yeah but the title is Rockman X: Dive

Protoman is not in Megaman X

Heteronormativity is when everyone assumes that everyone else is straight by default. It also normalises behaviors that are considered “straight”.

Toxic heteronormativity is when someone’s heteronormative views makes them act in a toxic way (ex: “if my son is gay, I’ll kick him out”, or stuff like “A guy must like having sex else he isn’t normal”)

So no, it’s not mocking straight people for being straight, but mocking the silly behaviours that come from people taking the stereotypical role off husband and wife way too far.

Hope that explains it better :)

Strawberry lost.

I am now going to sulk for a while (T^T)

Splatoon 3. Maybe once strawberry wins, people will understand that it’s just better than plain vanilla or whatever mint choco is supposed to be X)

Welp time to practice a bunch. Thanks a lot! ❤️

I actually used a reference for the pose, but I may have done some mistakes in the anatomy when trying to replicate it 😅. Is it the legs by any chance? I think I see a mistake there now.

Wait I didn’t notice you were the same persone on the mental health community! Hi again!

I understand the second and the third reason, but I don’t think I understand the first ( I tend to be slow at times haha). Do you mean that since people have seen others not work, they think of us negatively if we don’t work?

Well anyways damn, your wife reminds me a lot of my parents. I’ve also got much to say, but I can’t type much right now.

Rest well!

Same honestly. Although mine happens less frequently, what hurts the most is when people around you diminish your pain.

My parents expect me to stand up while my legs hurt, and despite being warned by the doctors several times, they still try schetchy medecine and tell me to drop the medecine that actually works. When their “medecine” didn’t work, it was somehow my fault, or I wasn’t in that much pain.

They also ignore the doctors advice for my mental health, also claiming my problems are fake and that I’m doing it for attention. I’m honestly tired.

Is this a common thing for people with chronic illinesses? I don’t understand how people could act so cruelly towards those in pain.

These mems make me so mad even though it’s sarcastic, but I’m glad I can relate.

This almost made me mad due to past experience, but great meme!

I don’t know why I haven’t thought about joining a group foe people with chronic illness. I can’t find anyone to realate to and my family always diminishes my pain, so I felt so alone.

I think it’s a great idea and would like to join :D.

How do I make this less blurry?

also here’s the mastodon post for a slightly higher quality image: https://mstdn.ca/@binette/110704142786720781

Power, and we won by a landslide!

Guess we were too powerfull ¯_(ツ)_/¯