Susanna Kearsley
@susannakearsley.bsky.social
writer • time traveller • professional procrastinator • respecter of readers • settler on lands of the Anishinabek Nation • she/her • susannakearsley.com
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This isn’t just a political win for Trump. It’s a blessing for racial gerrymandering for political goals. It’s a gift to the administration’s and congressional GOP’s open embrace of white nationalism to hold power by stripping marginalized groups of their rights. This is an American tragedy.
December 4, 2025 at 11:48 PM
This isn’t just a political win for Trump. It’s a blessing for racial gerrymandering for political goals. It’s a gift to the administration’s and congressional GOP’s open embrace of white nationalism to hold power by stripping marginalized groups of their rights. This is an American tragedy.
Delighted to see that "Merchy" and "Medieval" worked their way in there, proving that @merchantshallyork.org's love for you is wonderfully reciprocated. (As a former curator, I do ♥️ a long-distance museum romance...)
December 3, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Delighted to see that "Merchy" and "Medieval" worked their way in there, proving that @merchantshallyork.org's love for you is wonderfully reciprocated. (As a former curator, I do ♥️ a long-distance museum romance...)
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Melissa was part of the “Be Here for the Cure” campaign in 1993. She was 21 yo. She’s still here, more than three decades later. Sometimes, when the present makes me sad or scared, I think about the courage that those young people had to stand up and fight — for their lives — against the stigma.
December 2, 2025 at 5:52 AM
Melissa was part of the “Be Here for the Cure” campaign in 1993. She was 21 yo. She’s still here, more than three decades later. Sometimes, when the present makes me sad or scared, I think about the courage that those young people had to stand up and fight — for their lives — against the stigma.