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Posts by Ruth De Souza
Diplolaena grandiflora, a Western Australian native plant bringing me much joy in our garden.
Another fave in my native Australian garden. A sprawling hakea Burrendong beauty. The bees and birds go mad for it too.
Holy heck.
Brilliant piece
“ An essential feature of art is that it allows us to encounter each others' unfathomable mystery.
I knew it was bad but really didn’t appreciate it was quite this bad
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No shade to the OP for admitting this, but it shocks me that people my age don’t know this.
You fundamentally cannot understand how the world functions, how power works, if you don’t know history.
Wikipedia now has higher standards than all universities
This post is essentially a nostalgic look at the music of my younger youth. In it I celebrate the lives and music of Angélique Kidjo, Miriam Makeba, Cesária Évora, Letta Mbulu, Onyeka Onwenu and Yvonne Chaka Chaka.
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Mary Wollstonecraft warned you that women who are only objects of pity and love, due to their “fascinating graces,” their “soft phrases, susceptibility of heart, [and] delicacy of sentiment” — in a word, due to their weakness (and not strength) — “will soon become objects of contempt.”
detailed account of racist NSW police violence against people who comprehend that it is wrong to be feting the Israeli president as Israelis incinerate people across the region they occupy - and what you can do >>
www.sydneycriminallawyers.com.au/blog/nsw-pol...
the venn diagram of people obsessed with immigrating "the right way" and people who put up sheds in their backyard without a building permit and then blow their tops off when their nosy neighbor reports them is a circle
Ngugi on protectorate and settler colonies in Africa.
Kenya was a settler colony. That legacy marks everything.
Such a loss, as I pack my own bags.
This special issue in the Journal of Advanced Nursing looks amazing: Reimagining Nursing: Advancing Antiracism and Epistemic Justice in Education, Leadership, Research, and Practice onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal...
Blue banded bee in salvia
Blue banded bee in salvia
Blue banded bee in salvia
Blue banded bee in salvia
Thrilled to find several blue-banded bees (Amegilla cingulata) in the garden this morning. This Australian native bee, 10–12 mm long, has a metallic, blue-striped black abdomen and golden-brown thorax. It is a "buzz pollinator" (for tomatoes etc) and lives in small, individual soil burrows.
This makes my heart hurt. But I am guessing the point is cruelty and punishment.
Reminds me of the good
old days. Weren’t we complaining about media representation in the 90s and oughts
Or is it noughts?
@tzemingdynasty.bsky.social always nails it
I wrote a thing about Cultural Safety. Grab a cuppa and read. It reflects my own journey, as well as how it has been used and misused. overland.org.au/2026/02/on-t...
Thank you for reading!
Hehe
Hahahahah, love this. Hope all good with you e hoa x
Oh no! My old neighbourhood!
We're horrified & outraged: Immigration agents have once again committed cold-blooded murder of a public observer who posed no threat to them.
This time, they've executed a fellow nurse, Alex Pretti. We demand justice and accountability. Abolish ICE, now! https://bit.ly/4big77u
Love this, especially as I am getting on a bit and need to borrow some young uns sometime!
Latest news from the Asia Pacific Artistic Research Network (APARN)! Ping @djbtak.bsky.social www.researchcatalogue.net/portal/annou...
Darn I meant almost not Islamist. Thanks autocorrect!