1. This weekend, a federal judge permanently blocked funding threats to providers and hospitals that provide trans youth care.
The judge also blocked "any similar policy."
Hospitals have NO excuse and must return to providing care under many blue state laws.
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A few more Tangle drawings!
#tanglethelemur #sonicart
Today's warm up
#art
About fucking time sheesh.
Heyyy everybody! Coming to yal because I need yal to watch and share this cartoon! This is the FIRSTTTT Haitian-American cartoon in America EVER! It premiered on Cartoon Network today and they need our support! youtu.be/RyFlefn92N8?...
Art of Helen's OCs Kimiko and Misaki in a bathtub. Kimiko looks worried at Misaki as she cries.
Illustration of two women, Helen's OCs Miyako and Aiko. Aiko is pulling Miyako by her tie towards her.
Art of Helen's OCs Kimiko (pink hair) and Misaki (blonde). Kimiko is pulling away from Misaki as they were making out, leaving a string of saliva between the two. Kimiko is holding Misaki's chin with her right hand and Misaki's hand with her left hand.
Doodle of Helen's OCs Miyako and Aiko. Miyako is angry and bleeding from her lip, as Aiko bit her earlier. Aiko is licking her lips as she looks at her blood.
Happy lesbian visibility week!
I'm an ace lesbian who draws OC yuri 🤲
#art #yuri #oc
A clip from The New York Times reads: "But only the entities that officially paid the tariffs are eligible to recover that money. That means that the fuller universe of people affected by Mr. Trump’s policies — including millions of Americans who paid higher prices for the products they bought — are not able to apply for direct relief. The extent to which consumers realize any gain hinges on whether businesses share the proceeds, something that few have publicly committed to do. Some have started to band together in class-action lawsuits in the hopes of receiving a payout."
The average American family paid $1,700 in tariffs last year, according to the bipartisan Congressional Joint Economic Committee. Few will ever see any of that money back. The refunds will go to companies, if doled out at all. What a joke.
I am looking for environmental artists, particularly people with a strong background in concept work for interior locations
Atmospheric/ Liminal vibes appreciated
You can apply by dropping your art in the replies, or send your portfolio to:
regulareyepatchwolf@gmail.com
Humans only. no ai.
Reposting with alt text
Rave-Girl Demi Skin explorations and sketches
#oc #aspectarcana #wip
💙 All Known Alternatives Update 💙
Briefing with bestie vol. 2
💚 Here's the fresh new page: akacomic.com
💛Or you can start reading it here: akacomic.com/comic/prologue-cover
#webcomic #webcomicupdate #comic #ocs #art
Tomorrow! 🦊
My bad for some reason on mobile it cut off the D tier which has coded. Fair.
But it still stands add the mobile game there
List is fair, I'd put 3 on bottom of A though mostly for gameplay (even though it has some issues)
I'd also make a D tier and add the mobile game there.
A pink background decorated with rainbows and dashed lines in the colors of the lesbian pride flag. The text reads, “Lesbian Visibility Week Bundle; 94 sapphic & lesbian books for $40 USD; 4/20 - 4/26; exclusively on Itch.io”
btw tomorrow the Lesbian Visibility Week Mega Bundle goes LIVE!
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Have it All is included as well as so many wonderful sapphic books!!
#booksky #lesfic #sapphic 💙📚
I love all genders🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
Because I have no gender.
Especially right now, transgender people are living with a lot of anxiety.
Why are transgender people not allowed to freely love the people they want to love?
Why can't transgender individuals live their lives with the soul they prefer?
Penny from The Imp and Her Knight by Wirecats
Flame Thrower by ShastaB24
Rose from Beyond the Quartz Walls by RFPetals
Kelly from the comic the Roots
I did a OC grid collab with some people from the Wheel of Webcomics Discord, here's peoples characters I drew. (1/3)
#webcomics #art #ocs #digitalart
“Why did you make SkyScheduler?”
Funny thing that, I tried to use buffer, which originally went well.
But then I tried to post some of my art via buffer, I wasn’t able to because my adult clothed characters have a big pants bulge (which is against their TOS).
So I said fuck that and made my own.
New Hi, Strangeness!
Just to see you again,
But I know I won't!
🐐 Read The Latest Page Here!
hi-strangeness.com/comic/page-76/
🛑Start From the Beginning!
hi-strangeness.com/comic/page-1/
#hi-strangeness #spiderforest #webcomic #webcomics
I knew about 4kids making some bizzare changes for every yugioh anime from the japanese version but I didn't know the manga was pretty different too...guess I can put this on the to-read list. Never did read yugioh
"why are you worried about social media sites dying, are you some kind of clout chaser?"
no, man, it's how i survive bc i'm disabled and unemployable. yes, i'm online a lot. that's how i sell my art and pay my bills. y'all are insufferable.
The ongoing outage seems to be improving, but the best non-ATproto way to get updates is on Bluesky's status page: status.bsky.app
(which itself has been intermittant throughout this outage)
Hmm seems like the site's working a little better now...
Yeah I just went ahead and did it a while ago. It was looking a little dicey with all the AI controversies unfortunately.
A reminder that transphobes are trash and a charm initiative after years of trash being trash is not particularly credible.
LRP, I am very, very tired of publishers picking up titles (particularly webcomics) because they already have massive audiences and then don't actually do anything to promote the work and just hoard the IP. I have seen too many folks think a WT contract is their ticket, get burned out...
You know what the world needs? A nod to the queer coded villains of JRPGs and loving, happy queer romances with unconventional leading men.
Oh wait, I did one
Since the 2000s mainline LGBTQ+ organizations — “Gay Inc” in common cultural parlance — increasingly turned away from countering conservative religious organizations in favor of lobbying within the electoral and legislative systems, assuming that non-discrimination laws (like the ones now being blatantly ignored) and increased assimilation would lead to acceptance. Even from religious conservatives. Some Gay Inc figures even praised anti-trans religious conservatives as essentially good people. This was, of course, a catastrophic failure. That it was an approach concocted by gentry often removed from the realities faced by many in our communities — where fundamentalist violence against us never stopped being a threat — is telling. The Catholic Church, as well as evangelical Protestant groups, began steadily advancing their attacks on trans rights once it was clear their efforts to stop equal marriage had stalled. Far too often, they went unchallenged by organizations whose supposed purpose was to defend our rights, but who wanted to not upset elites by criticizing religious institutions. In December 2013 The Advocate named Pope Francis its person of the year. Meanwhile, his papacy further advanced attacks on our existence, and U.S. bishops — as TNN reported in our first article on the ban last year — invoked his anti-trans stances when overwhelmingly supporting the largest attack on our healthcare yet. As we noted in our December article on the bishops' ban, things weren't always this way. Criticism of, organizing against and mockery of the theocracies opposed to our existence used to be incredibly common in queer and trans movements. A key point in fighting the AIDS genocides was when the militant queer group ACT-UP disrupted services at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York in 1989 as part of its Stop the Church actions. While they were widely condemned by the establishment at the time, they did it anyway, and their tactics worked.
A major reason the Catholic Church hierarchy's ban on trans care hasn't gotten nearly the attention it deserves is because establishment LGBTQ+ orgs have, since the 2000s, been loath to ever criticize religious institutions, no matter how conservative.
That approach is a total failure, and must end
A drawing of a Capcom video game character from the aughts called Megaman Zero (or Rockman Zero in the original), and he’s a slight little guy with long blonde hair and reddish armor with a pointy helmet
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