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"You are Taiwanese and queer."
"You are Taiwanese and queer."
臉書為什麼要給我推薦Geert Wilders的發文😇
按照投票結果來說荷蘭也沒有真的左轉，但這些又跟我有什麼關係呢（。
按照投票結果來說荷蘭也沒有真的左轉，但這些又跟我有什麼關係呢（。
November 8, 2025 at 11:13 AM
臉書為什麼要給我推薦Geert Wilders的發文😇
按照投票結果來說荷蘭也沒有真的左轉，但這些又跟我有什麼關係呢（。
按照投票結果來說荷蘭也沒有真的左轉，但這些又跟我有什麼關係呢（。
今天看到有荷蘭人表示不解為什麼很多外國人關心他們選出第一個男同志總理，對荷蘭人來說「對，他是男同志，怎麼了嗎」
性向只是一件普通的不值得被討論的事，在這個性少數被視為「太普通」和「不關我的事」的社會，平等也是一種漠然。作為荷蘭的性少數真的這麼自由這麼輕鬆嗎，我想到Ai聊到ASV Gay（阿姆斯特丹最大的學生酷兒組織）的時候說「你不覺得他們的活動都非常順直嗎」，我只能瘋狂認同。
性向只是一件普通的不值得被討論的事，在這個性少數被視為「太普通」和「不關我的事」的社會，平等也是一種漠然。作為荷蘭的性少數真的這麼自由這麼輕鬆嗎，我想到Ai聊到ASV Gay（阿姆斯特丹最大的學生酷兒組織）的時候說「你不覺得他們的活動都非常順直嗎」，我只能瘋狂認同。
November 1, 2025 at 6:51 PM
今天看到有荷蘭人表示不解為什麼很多外國人關心他們選出第一個男同志總理，對荷蘭人來說「對，他是男同志，怎麼了嗎」
性向只是一件普通的不值得被討論的事，在這個性少數被視為「太普通」和「不關我的事」的社會，平等也是一種漠然。作為荷蘭的性少數真的這麼自由這麼輕鬆嗎，我想到Ai聊到ASV Gay（阿姆斯特丹最大的學生酷兒組織）的時候說「你不覺得他們的活動都非常順直嗎」，我只能瘋狂認同。
性向只是一件普通的不值得被討論的事，在這個性少數被視為「太普通」和「不關我的事」的社會，平等也是一種漠然。作為荷蘭的性少數真的這麼自由這麼輕鬆嗎，我想到Ai聊到ASV Gay（阿姆斯特丹最大的學生酷兒組織）的時候說「你不覺得他們的活動都非常順直嗎」，我只能瘋狂認同。
比較文學讀的內容跟社會系相連的程度也許比我想的高，在學弟的文章看到報告裡同學引用的論文，當然也可能是Spivak太重要了大家都需要讀⋯⋯
www.dung-shiuyu.com/writing/can-...
www.dung-shiuyu.com/writing/can-...
Can the Subaltern Speak? A Dialectic — Dion Dung-Shiu Yu（余東栩）
This article first served as my cultural analysis essay for GWS 950: Asian American Feminism, taught by Rachel Kuo at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Fall 2025. This is the original version of ...
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October 29, 2025 at 11:14 AM
比較文學讀的內容跟社會系相連的程度也許比我想的高，在學弟的文章看到報告裡同學引用的論文，當然也可能是Spivak太重要了大家都需要讀⋯⋯
www.dung-shiuyu.com/writing/can-...
www.dung-shiuyu.com/writing/can-...
晚上看了荷蘭電影ANNE+，女主角是based in Amsterdam的女同性戀，環繞在酷兒社群、情感的劇情並不狗血，作為queer representation的影視作品我認為很成功。
（Lou真的好好看，正好最近也覺得需要對非二元的身份多一點探索和了解）
（Lou真的好好看，正好最近也覺得需要對非二元的身份多一點探索和了解）
October 28, 2025 at 7:38 PM
晚上看了荷蘭電影ANNE+，女主角是based in Amsterdam的女同性戀，環繞在酷兒社群、情感的劇情並不狗血，作為queer representation的影視作品我認為很成功。
（Lou真的好好看，正好最近也覺得需要對非二元的身份多一點探索和了解）
（Lou真的好好看，正好最近也覺得需要對非二元的身份多一點探索和了解）
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Today marks five years since George Floyd was killed by police. Our June 22, 2020 cover “Say Their Names,” by Kadir Nelson, illustrated how Floyd’s murder embodies the history of violence inflicted upon Black people in America. nyer.cm/UmfefJw
May 25, 2025 at 10:40 PM
Today marks five years since George Floyd was killed by police. Our June 22, 2020 cover “Say Their Names,” by Kadir Nelson, illustrated how Floyd’s murder embodies the history of violence inflicted upon Black people in America. nyer.cm/UmfefJw
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I have never seen anything like this in NYC. 5th Ave covered from 42nd St well to the 20s. Nobody prepared for this volume. Volunteers are holding the traffic on all the side streets. No police in sight. #handsoff
April 5, 2025 at 9:07 PM
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(2/3) The UK government is doing its best to live up to this commitment, but the US is effectively siding with Russia in undermining it. Instead of seeing its sovereignty preserved, Ukraine is being pressured to accept a lopsided peace agreement without real guarantees.
March 4, 2025 at 5:57 PM
(2/3) The UK government is doing its best to live up to this commitment, but the US is effectively siding with Russia in undermining it. Instead of seeing its sovereignty preserved, Ukraine is being pressured to accept a lopsided peace agreement without real guarantees.
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This is my favorite picture of Stonewall.
They knew they were getting arrested just for being LGBTQ+.
Yet... they're still here, standing outside of the boarded up Stonewall Inn, smiling as the world was at a fever pitch of hatred against them.
I think about it a lot in moments like this.
They knew they were getting arrested just for being LGBTQ+.
Yet... they're still here, standing outside of the boarded up Stonewall Inn, smiling as the world was at a fever pitch of hatred against them.
I think about it a lot in moments like this.
January 29, 2025 at 3:18 AM
This is my favorite picture of Stonewall.
They knew they were getting arrested just for being LGBTQ+.
Yet... they're still here, standing outside of the boarded up Stonewall Inn, smiling as the world was at a fever pitch of hatred against them.
I think about it a lot in moments like this.
They knew they were getting arrested just for being LGBTQ+.
Yet... they're still here, standing outside of the boarded up Stonewall Inn, smiling as the world was at a fever pitch of hatred against them.
I think about it a lot in moments like this.
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Time to post this again
January 28, 2025 at 2:28 PM
Time to post this again
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Something was still missing🫢 Bye twitter, hi bluesky😍
November 18, 2024 at 2:42 AM
Something was still missing🫢 Bye twitter, hi bluesky😍