Oh shit. Those are some BEAUTIFUL numbers!
Wow, this is a beautiful picture. What’s the source?
Why do you have one named KonsiDead.png??
ANSWER ME
Power to the workers!!!
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Russian propagandists are out in force today, huh?
This is great! Where can we find more?
…thank you. This is the call to action I needed.
Ooh, I do this too! I like to throw a twist into my characters, just to make them different from me. That way they become less of a self-insert, and I get to explore a different life experience.
I also had my very patriarchal, xenophobic dwarven cleric go through a bisexual awakening after meeting some fit, hairless male monks. It was remarkable how normal it felt for him to have that dawning realization, even as he was already married (to a proper Dwarven woman). I was a much better ally after that campaign, especially when a new player joined us, who was bisexual.
For my one trans character, I asked my gender non-conforming friends for advice, so that I wouldn’t accidentally make an ignorant caricature.
Make your characters Ace! Or Pan! Taste the rainbow in your games, even if you’re limited to one or two colors IRL.
This is a great analogy. I am the ADHD programming dog.
Despite gender differences, the team found little evidence for rigid rules. “If somebody liked to hunt, they could just hunt,” Wall-Scheffler says.
Imagine that! Let’s normalize more of that in our post-industrial world.
Though few anthropologists still subscribe fully to the Man the Hunter narrative, its premises continue to influence interpretations.
This is the story of so many of our narratives. Invented to justify the status quo, then deeply embedded in our cultural narratives, so that they seem eternal. I’m so glad that we are intentionally disassembling these assumptions, one generation at a time.
The lowest-paid workers at Ford will see a raise of more than 150% over the life of the agreement, with some workers receiving an immediate 85% increase immediately upon ratification.
The agreement reinstates major benefits lost during the Great Recession, including Cost-of-Living Allowances and a three-year Wage Progression, as well as killing divisive wage tiers in the union. It improves retirement for current retirees, those workers with pensions, and those who have 401(k) plans. It also includes a historic right to strike over plant closures, a first for the union.