Intersex students deserve the right to play sports with their peers—like any other student. They deserve the fun, confidence, and friendship that school sports can provide. Two newly-introduced bills in Congress that would restrict sports access, H.R.28 and S.9, are questioning those rights. If the bills become law, some intersex students may lose access to school sports altogether. interACT Youth responded with their own stories to be read in Congress.

Natalie, an intersex high school athlete from Kentucky, shared her story. source

Tweeny-bopper Elise knows she’s different, but just chalks it up to being a weirdo. In TRUE COLORS: GROWING UP WEIRD IN THE 90s, @elise_gravel invites readers into the images of her diary and takes them back to a radically different time, when fun means going to the mall and making mix tapes on cassette, and where imagination reigns supreme!

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IN STORES FALL 2025 🌈 source

How do we resist through joy? By opening our arms to others; by expressing our gratitude and affection; by spending more time in nature, with our children, with our pets; by celebrating art and culture; by rewarding politicians who inspire and unite rather than those who divide and blame; by reading texts that awaken our curiosity and compassion rather than our anger and fear; by following creators who help us discover the beauty of the world; by gently changing the subject when someone tries to drag us into an aggressive debate; by cooking, creating art, playing sports, making music together; by giving without expecting anything in return; by smiling at strangers... am I forgetting anything?

Happy New Year, and free Palestine ❤️ source

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转载于记录中国工人集体抗争事件的twitter账号：昨天(@yesterdaybigcat) source