Mastodawn

White folks in the U.S.: I encourage you to sit with the fact that this feeling you're feeling, that you could be gunned down by a cop for no reason without them facing any repercussions, is a feeling that every Black person living in the U.S. for the past 400 years has justifiably felt for their entire lives.
Resolve now that if we make it through with democracy intact, you will actively work toward a world where everyone can be free of that fear.
Don't forget.
#BlackLivesMatter

Frederico Machuca Dec 11

Iona Fyfe Dec 3

Me lookin at u all post your Spotify wrapped knowing that I get 0.0003p per stream AND the CEO just uses his profits to fund war x

download ma music on Bandcamp plz https://ionafyfe.bandcamp.com/album/iona-fyfe-digital-download-compilation

Frederico Machuca Dec 6

Coach Pāṇini ®Dec 5

This part.

Frederico Machuca Nov 29

Lady Laura

Nov 26

Twenty streets of Paris before and after in one minute

Frederico Machuca Nov 17

Lady Laura

Nov 16

Frederico Machuca Nov 15

Ms. Rachel Andry (Isn't Real)Nov 15

I'm reasonably sure that the hostile reaction that so many men have to the idea that all masculinity is toxic under patriarchy - or, that is, the concept that their participation in an oppressive ideology is, in fact, oppressive - is due to the fact that so many men tie their very core selves to that oppression.

that knot, for which patriarchy constantly rewards men for tightening, is so strong and so intertwined with their identities that feminists asking a man to untie it reads to him as though he must murder his very ego.

a man will thus characterize any such demands as violence against hin, and he'll react with some combination of attacks ("the mean feminazis hate me!"), denial ("my masculinity is non-toxic!"), and publicly airing his internal agony in a bid for mass empathy ("I'm not a bad guy, am I...?").

the twist in all of this is that the people whom he hurts every day through his participation in patriarchal oppression endure this agony every single day they live under institutional male supremacy. but the man unwilling to do the work would rather perpetuate that mass oppression than endure the temporary discomfort of reinventing himself.

Frederico Machuca Nov 5