Wabennodenkwé
@wabennodenkwe.bsky.social
Bodwéwadmi kwe. Mko o ndodém. Pokagon Band ndë béndagwes. Nishnabékik ndë wtthbya. 🏳️🌈 She/her.
Amusing easy read. Pre-order came today.
October 11, 2026 at 3:15 AM
Amusing easy read. Pre-order came today.
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It's World Homeless Day, and I'll just say: Homelessness isn't some great unsolvable mystery. People are homeless because they don't have homes.
This suffering persists not for lack of solutions, but because enormous wealth and power are invested in maintaining the very structures that produce it.
This suffering persists not for lack of solutions, but because enormous wealth and power are invested in maintaining the very structures that produce it.
October 10, 2026 at 1:43 PM
It's World Homeless Day, and I'll just say: Homelessness isn't some great unsolvable mystery. People are homeless because they don't have homes.
This suffering persists not for lack of solutions, but because enormous wealth and power are invested in maintaining the very structures that produce it.
This suffering persists not for lack of solutions, but because enormous wealth and power are invested in maintaining the very structures that produce it.
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Well damn, fortune cookie. Okay then.
October 3, 2026 at 10:54 PM
Well damn, fortune cookie. Okay then.
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"Some of the most persistent myths and misconceptions around COVID19 vaccines concern the risk of myocarditis and pericarditis, particularly in young people. A massive new study has obliterated these myths using a very clever study design, and it’s worth diving into it"
thelogicofscience.com
thelogicofscience.com
September 7, 2026 at 8:44 PM
"Some of the most persistent myths and misconceptions around COVID19 vaccines concern the risk of myocarditis and pericarditis, particularly in young people. A massive new study has obliterated these myths using a very clever study design, and it’s worth diving into it"
thelogicofscience.com
thelogicofscience.com
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I made this cartoon about the importance of teaching Native history in 2022 and it basically a tone piece for my new Native history comedy book “We’ve Been Here The Whole Time! A Not So Sacred Guide to All Things Native America.”
September 1, 2026 at 7:31 PM
I made this cartoon about the importance of teaching Native history in 2022 and it basically a tone piece for my new Native history comedy book “We’ve Been Here The Whole Time! A Not So Sacred Guide to All Things Native America.”
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People talking about perimenopause is GOOD and not a buzzword.
People getting relief for perimenopause symptoms is FANTASTIC and not an "industrial complex."
Anyone who says otherwise is an asshole.
People getting relief for perimenopause symptoms is FANTASTIC and not an "industrial complex."
Anyone who says otherwise is an asshole.
September 1, 2026 at 6:05 PM
People talking about perimenopause is GOOD and not a buzzword.
People getting relief for perimenopause symptoms is FANTASTIC and not an "industrial complex."
Anyone who says otherwise is an asshole.
People getting relief for perimenopause symptoms is FANTASTIC and not an "industrial complex."
Anyone who says otherwise is an asshole.
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the fact that you keep having to clean every fucking thing is some fucking bullshit
August 21, 2026 at 7:32 AM
the fact that you keep having to clean every fucking thing is some fucking bullshit
It's almost time for sunsets to be before 9pm finally. Looking forward to Autumn.
August 3, 2026 at 8:57 PM
It's almost time for sunsets to be before 9pm finally. Looking forward to Autumn.
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Overnight, a masked bandit broke into our kitchen.
Armed with opposable thumbs, he proceeded to sample everything on offer. I’d just visited the farmers market, so the menu was extensive.
I can now share a highly specific peer-reviewed list of what this particular raider did & did not enjoy. 🧵
Armed with opposable thumbs, he proceeded to sample everything on offer. I’d just visited the farmers market, so the menu was extensive.
I can now share a highly specific peer-reviewed list of what this particular raider did & did not enjoy. 🧵
Raccoon's Evil Smile: 'Good, Good'
Alt: Raccoon's Evil Smile: 'Good, Good'
static.klipy.com
July 29, 2026 at 4:52 PM
Overnight, a masked bandit broke into our kitchen.
Armed with opposable thumbs, he proceeded to sample everything on offer. I’d just visited the farmers market, so the menu was extensive.
I can now share a highly specific peer-reviewed list of what this particular raider did & did not enjoy. 🧵
Armed with opposable thumbs, he proceeded to sample everything on offer. I’d just visited the farmers market, so the menu was extensive.
I can now share a highly specific peer-reviewed list of what this particular raider did & did not enjoy. 🧵
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In 2023 while in NOLA, a Lyft Driver and I had a conversation about leaving home. It led to him telling me about his terminal diagnosis.
“An editor told me once that if you want to understand a war, interview the grave diggers. I’d add that if you want to understand a city, interview the drivers.”
“An editor told me once that if you want to understand a war, interview the grave diggers. I’d add that if you want to understand a city, interview the drivers.”
Mister Anthony
oxfordamerican.org
July 28, 2026 at 2:28 PM
In 2023 while in NOLA, a Lyft Driver and I had a conversation about leaving home. It led to him telling me about his terminal diagnosis.
“An editor told me once that if you want to understand a war, interview the grave diggers. I’d add that if you want to understand a city, interview the drivers.”
“An editor told me once that if you want to understand a war, interview the grave diggers. I’d add that if you want to understand a city, interview the drivers.”
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Completely and utterly ABSURD to suggest kids had carefree lives before the internet LMAO
July 28, 2026 at 10:26 PM
Completely and utterly ABSURD to suggest kids had carefree lives before the internet LMAO
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Is Anything At All Actually Necessary?: An Inquiry.
July 28, 2026 at 5:20 PM
Is Anything At All Actually Necessary?: An Inquiry.
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If everybody did this, even places where people can't mask effectively (restaurants, bars, etc.) would get safer for everyone because transmission would be lower overall. Audiences mask = performers are safer. Students mask = teachers are safer. We have fuckin' got to learn to help each other out.
July 27, 2026 at 7:02 PM
If everybody did this, even places where people can't mask effectively (restaurants, bars, etc.) would get safer for everyone because transmission would be lower overall. Audiences mask = performers are safer. Students mask = teachers are safer. We have fuckin' got to learn to help each other out.
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The thing about someone ‘improperly receiving benefits’ is I don’t care. Oh no did someone get food or health care? Good!
July 21, 2026 at 3:11 PM
The thing about someone ‘improperly receiving benefits’ is I don’t care. Oh no did someone get food or health care? Good!
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In 2021, there were roughly 101 gender clinics offering care to transgender youth offering a full range of gender affirming care.
By July 2026, there are only about 31 left that still prescribe hormones and puberty blockers.
By July 2026, there are only about 31 left that still prescribe hormones and puberty blockers.
July 21, 2026 at 6:46 PM
In 2021, there were roughly 101 gender clinics offering care to transgender youth offering a full range of gender affirming care.
By July 2026, there are only about 31 left that still prescribe hormones and puberty blockers.
By July 2026, there are only about 31 left that still prescribe hormones and puberty blockers.
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Y’all also need to shoot anyone telling you that you can simply wash off a parasite embedded into the skin and even the folds and creases of alot of this produce. A parasite that is resistant to bleach, chlorine, and vinegar by the way.
Signed,
An epidemiologist
Signed,
An epidemiologist
So this parasite situation …what CAN we eat???? I just threw out a salad because I’m scared.
Michigan says diarrhea outbreak may be linked to lettuce, salad greens as cases rise above 3,000 | CNN
An outbreak of diarrhea caused by the parasite cyclospora has risen to more than 3,000 cases in Michigan and Ohio, and the ongoing investigation suggests lettuce or salad greens may be the source.
www.cnn.com
July 14, 2026 at 7:59 PM
Y’all also need to shoot anyone telling you that you can simply wash off a parasite embedded into the skin and even the folds and creases of alot of this produce. A parasite that is resistant to bleach, chlorine, and vinegar by the way.
Signed,
An epidemiologist
Signed,
An epidemiologist
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Hi. We're in the Age of Diarrhea. I'm a global health expert on helping children survive diarrhea. Here's what to do if you might have picked up cyclospora. 🧵
1. Call your primary care if possible.
2. Take oral rehydration therapy, which isn't just drinking fluids. 1/
1. Call your primary care if possible.
2. Take oral rehydration therapy, which isn't just drinking fluids. 1/
July 12, 2026 at 11:42 AM
Hi. We're in the Age of Diarrhea. I'm a global health expert on helping children survive diarrhea. Here's what to do if you might have picked up cyclospora. 🧵
1. Call your primary care if possible.
2. Take oral rehydration therapy, which isn't just drinking fluids. 1/
1. Call your primary care if possible.
2. Take oral rehydration therapy, which isn't just drinking fluids. 1/
Only 10% of eligible voters in my tribe voted in today's election. So disappointing.
July 12, 2026 at 1:57 AM
Only 10% of eligible voters in my tribe voted in today's election. So disappointing.
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I was going through old boxes, and I found this unpublished poem of mine I'd written in the back of a textbook, probably in my twenties, when I was in and out of mental health facilities. I've typed it up, in the hope that it might help someone out there.
July 8, 2026 at 4:40 PM
I was going through old boxes, and I found this unpublished poem of mine I'd written in the back of a textbook, probably in my twenties, when I was in and out of mental health facilities. I've typed it up, in the hope that it might help someone out there.
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Hi, I know we all have a lot on our plates right now, but I have to bring this up because I keep seeing her vile face come across my timeline.
You know what we're NOT fucking doing? We're not NORMALIZING MTG.
MAY I REMIND YOU:
You know what we're NOT fucking doing? We're not NORMALIZING MTG.
MAY I REMIND YOU:
July 8, 2026 at 12:06 AM
Hi, I know we all have a lot on our plates right now, but I have to bring this up because I keep seeing her vile face come across my timeline.
You know what we're NOT fucking doing? We're not NORMALIZING MTG.
MAY I REMIND YOU:
You know what we're NOT fucking doing? We're not NORMALIZING MTG.
MAY I REMIND YOU:
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I actually don’t care what the founding fathers would say about the present and I don’t think you should either
July 4, 2026 at 12:14 PM
I actually don’t care what the founding fathers would say about the present and I don’t think you should either
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Exactly this. I was once so frustrated by this that I took the time to remind students that they had more access to the combined knowledge of humanity in their pocket than any other generation in history and they should USE IT to look up words, rather than retreating from the difficulty.
July 3, 2026 at 1:43 PM
Exactly this. I was once so frustrated by this that I took the time to remind students that they had more access to the combined knowledge of humanity in their pocket than any other generation in history and they should USE IT to look up words, rather than retreating from the difficulty.
I made a basket out of a tulip poplar tree. Looks good for a first try.
June 30, 2026 at 3:44 PM
I made a basket out of a tulip poplar tree. Looks good for a first try.
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The fireflies in my yard are making me so happy. They really are magic looking
June 28, 2026 at 2:52 AM
The fireflies in my yard are making me so happy. They really are magic looking