H.F. Calder

I'm trying to raise the money to buy a new rise and recline armchair so my Lipoedema doesn't get any worse than it has to. If you want to help you can buy stuff from my shop at department-y.store and donate or commission artwork via Ko-Fi at ko-fi.com/K3K669O6

Juniper Blessing was only 19 years old when she was brutally murdered. Stabbed 40 times. Stabbed in her hands as she desperately tried to defend herself. This was a hate crime and it’s enabled by everyone pushing anti-trans rhetoric.

Repost this and make sure everyone sees this man's face until they find him. Anyone who kills one of our sisters should never know peace again.

Absolutely stunning work on these Godzilla pieces! 🔥 Artist: Grant Garmezy

So, you’re telling me the person who stabbed and killed a 19 yr old trans girl at an off-campus housing complex just 1 mile from campus 2 days ago is unknown/unidentified and the University of Washington is conducting classes like it’s business as usual? Raise fucking hell

@80_mcswan Yes

Do you support Scottish Independence? Just type Yes or No

My original and 17-year old @X account was stolen from me on April 28th. @X support has done nothing. I have created this new account and have now gone from 35.5K followers to 31 followers. If you see this, please repost and ask my old followers to follow me here.

JK Rowling is now represented by a trans person, Dr. Q Manivannan, in the Scottish Parliament

In 1999, Namiko Takaba was stabbed to death in the couple’s apartment in Nagoya, Japan. Despite extensive investigations, the case went cold with no suspect identified. Devastated but determined, her husband Satoru Takaba made an extraordinary decision: he moved out but continued paying rent on the untouched apartment for 26 years, spending roughly $145,000 to preserve the crime scene in perfect condition. His unwavering hope was that future advances in DNA technology would one day solve the case. In 2025, that hope was fulfilled. New forensic techniques allowed investigators to extract a viable DNA profile from samples preserved in the apartment. The profile matched Kumiko Yasufuku, a woman in her late sixties and a former high school classmate of Satoru. Confronted with the evidence, Yasufuku eventually confessed to the murder. Satoru Takaba’s remarkable perseverance and financial sacrifice kept critical evidence intact for over two decades, ultimately bringing justice for his wife long after most would have given up. © Reddit #drthehistories

Feargal Sharkey, "Water companies... The fines don't work, it's time we actually started upholding the law, and sending some of these executives and directors to jail" Krishnan Guru-Murthy, "You think we should put them in jail?" Feargal Sharkey, "If we put one water company boss in jail for six weeks the whole industry would transform itself"

UK oomfies please make sure you vote tomorrow and either repost this or retweet to spread awareness.. This may not be a general election but it's still important! This will effect vulnerable people on a council level in terms of support they may need

@EvieSweetlufz @Suzierizzo1 She had to have her uvula (the dangly thing at the back of the throat) removed because it had been partially torn off. So, at best the doctor is incompetent to the point of being guilty of assault. But given that they found semen I’m guessing he’s a rapist.

A woman in Miami went to get surgery & after she felt extreme pain in her lower female parts & throat so she spoke to a different doctor who told her to get a rape kit which showed semen in her Vagina & she made a report to the Miami police department who are ignoring it.

A black masculine lesbian woman was murdered last week by her stepfather. Her name was Alanda Cuffee . #sayhername #femicide

Just a reminder that someone burned down a queer bar packed full of people the other day, and it was a footnote in the news.

@SketchesbyBoze There’s got to be a way of phrasing this that isn’t a direct quote but also isn’t fake Saxon. “Men fear the mockery of women. Women fear the violence of men.” Or something

I was reading a novel set in Anglo-Saxon England and a character said, “Men are afraid women will laugh at them. Women are afraid men will kill them.” A wonderful book but this completely took me out of the story. Why is a woman in the seventh century quoting Margaret Atwood?

48 female patients came forward to testify to sexual assault by a male Neurologist in Canada. Male judge discounts ALL of them AND the expert testimony of Dr. Vera Bril (a female doctor and expert) who told the court that it is not norm to do vaginal exams, breast exams or exams of other intimate areas during appointments for neurological concerns. Canada. Nothing to do with the justice system makes sense to me anymore.

Twitter is censoring anyone who says or implies that Trump staged a shooting again. Whatever you do, do not post about how this was a giant sympathy farming false flag completely staged by the regime.

TW: rape Mo is in need of direct aid so that she can afford a lawyer after being sexually assaulted and almost killed during a surgery. Please share her fundraiser widely ‼️‼️‼️ gofund.me/e3546756f

Kyrgyzstan just banned gender transition, hormone therapy, and same-sex families and call being LGBTQ+ a disease. The WHO's ICD-11 says gender dysphoria requires medical care, not a ban. PLS repost & sign the petition if possible. 2 mins of your time could save hundreds of lives!

BBC BROKE EQUALITY LAW AND GOT CAUGHT Carrie Gracie spent 30 years at the @BBC. She spoke fluent Mandarin. She ran the Beijing bureau. She was one of four international editors, two men and two women. Then in 2017 the BBC was forced to publish salary data. Gracie looked at what her male equivalent, the North America editor, was earning. He was on nearly double her salary. She had explicitly said equal pay was a condition of taking the China role. The BBC agreed. Then quietly paid her far less anyway. She asked for equal pay. The BBC offered her a raise that still left her below the men. She turned it down. She resigned from the China post in January 2018 and published an open letter telling the licence fee public exactly what their broadcaster was doing. The BBC then put her through nearly a year of an internal grievance process that went nowhere. It took three meetings with the Director-General and the threat of an employment tribunal before she got a public apology and the backdated pay owed to her. The total came to £361,000. She donated every penny to the Fawcett Society (@fawcettsociety), the gender equality charity. She said the fight was about principle, not the payout. A publicly funded institution, legally obligated to follow equality law, paid women less than men in identical roles, got caught, dragged it out for a year, and only coughed up under threat of a tribunal. That is not a pay oversight. That is a policy. Gracie did not ask for a favour. She asked for what she was owed. The BBC made her fight for it like it was a privilege. Sources: @BBCNews, @guardian, @thetimes, @Independent.

so hypothetically if i told yall i started working on a massive minecraft rp thing about a giant manor murder mystery with people from all over high society and i was looking for collaborators would anyone be interested