Time and Space to Exist

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Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
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drst

Ohio has approved adding protecting the right to an abortion up until viability (which was the standard in Roe) to the state constitution. Despite massive attempts by the state's Republicans including the Secretary of State lying about the language of the amendment.

Democrats have held the state Senate in Virginia which will prevent the Republican governor from pushing a 15 week abortion ban here. Women in the other southern states who need abortions will still be able to get to Virginia for help.

The Democratic governor of Kentucky was reelected thanks to his defense of abortion rights and his handling of multiple disasters in the state.

Americans are not divided on abortion. By wide margins, we want abortion to be legal and accessible. It's a small extremist minority of Republicans trying to force their beliefs on the rest of us.

ghoulish-kat
qslmccl

okay though to be absolutely clear tumblr isn’t officially shutting down. a lot of people who work on it are just being moved to other projects within automattic so tumblr is gonna be run by the Minimum amount of people possible, which is worrying in regards to this sites future. that’s why i’m coming up with backup plans to keep in touch with people and still be able to share my art

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ladytuarach

Many in Congress Appear to be on Bayer's 'Team Roundup'.   Bayer appears to be lobbying members of Congress to stop people who got cancer from being able to sue them for giving people cancer in the future. Most experts say that there is a 50/50 chance that the Agricultural… https://t.co/6iP3mPvl6E pic.twitter.com/6KsXPMstk4  — Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) November 7, 2023ALT

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ms-cellanies

BAYER MAKING POISONING "GREAT AGAIN." Read more about this here:

posttexasstressdisorder

I guess I'm completely fucked, I have probably soaked up 20 gallons of the shit through my skin over the years, fighting the poison ivy/oak on our little 3 acres.

The poison ivy won.

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walkingbomb

reminder to:

  • straighten your back
  • go pee goddAMN IT STOP HOLDING IT
  • go take your meds if you need to
  • drink some water
  • go get a snack if you havent eaten in a while
  • maybe wander around the house/stretch a little if you’ve been sat at the computer a while (artists especially: sTRETCH THOSE WRISTS)
  • reply to that text/message from earlier you’d forgotten about
  • maybe send a nice lil message to someone having a bad day?
trxye-and-txlly

I just would like to thank everyone who ever reblogs this so that it somehow ends up back on my dash because I usually need the reminder (especially the drinking water one)

marlynnofmany

Of all posts to see with a million notes, I’m glad it’s this one.

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saywhat-politics

Nine precincts in Mississippi’s most populous county ran out of ballots early on Election Day—forcing a voting rights’ group to file an emergency petition to keep some of the polls open an extra hour, which a judge approved. The Election Day disaster occurred in Hinds County, which is home to 220,000 people, the state’s capital, and is Mississippi’s most Democratic county. Videos circulated showing panicked poll workers rushing to print new ballots. While the ordeal is a worst-case scenario for elections officials, a cited caused of the issue is a positive one for Mississippi—the ballot shortage, according to the county’s election commissioners, was caused by a surge in voter turnout—an otherwise welcome sign in Mississippi, which is historically the fifth-worst state for voter turnout. Election officials aren’t seeing the issue through such rose-colored glasses, however, especially with a gubernatorial race at stake. “It is so disheartening and frustrating for our Hinds County Election Commission to drop the ball in this manner,” said Kenneth Wayne Jones, the county’s elections commissioner.