Lisa Yelon
lisayelon.bsky.social
Lisa Yelon
@lisayelon.bsky.social
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Jewish mom, blogger, lover of books she/her https://www.lisayelon.com
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About 125,000 transgender people are assaulted in the restroom every year.

No transgender woman has ever been convicted of assaulting a woman in a public restroom.
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Let's Fight Back - Together!

We're joining forces to spread the word on Banned Books Week! With as little as $4 (the cost of a donut), you can help! Every dollar goes toward getting banned and challenged books into the hands of young readers.

readyourworld.org/fightbookbans
#ReadYourWorld #kidlit
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Vaccinations aren't just for yourself, they are for those around you. <3 If you can get vaccinated against COVID during this time when it's challenging to do so, please go out and do it. It is one way to fight back against this onslaught of evil *and* gives you the bonus of less personal COVID risk!
Do you need a book recommendation? Tell me a book you loved recently, and I'll suggest your next read. #booksky
There are some great graphic novels for this demographic, like The Prince and the Dressmaker by Jen Wang, Check, Please! by Ngozi Ukazu, and Lumberjanes by @gingerhaze.bsky.social, et al.
They are great books! Feel free to let me know if there are others I should read next!
Are you a fan of the prequels?
I'm on Betsy's side on this one: Frances is a delight! She's not a brat; she is all of us on our less-than-best days.
An English class with no homework would be my dream for me/my high-schooler, who struggles with ADHD-related challenges with writing prompts and open-ended assignments.
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Some of the panelists invited by the FDA to discuss SSRIs and pregnancy claimed that antidepressants don't work at all and depression goes away on its own. One suggested that depression was not an illness, but rather a product of “women just naturally experiencing their emotions more intensely.”
FDA panel promotes misinformation on antidepressants during pregnancy, psychiatrists say
Nearly all of the 10 panelists emphasized what they said were risks of the drugs. Some claimed, without evidence, that antidepressants don't work at all.
www.nbcnews.com
That is awesome. Putting it on my TBR now!