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hi, I’m star/luci, your local hermitcraft trash, dnd nerd, and fantasy reader :]
want to change school policy? does your school have a misogynistic dress code? do they have a queer outing policy (one that's not due to state law)? here's how to change it
method 1, find someone in student government or NJHS/NHS that also opposes the policy. students in these groups typically have a much closer relationship with school administrators, and an ability to get shit done.
method 2, create a petition and get signatures from students who oppose the policy. the size of your school and the administration will determine how many signatures you might need, but with enough they'll have to at least hear you out.
method 3, attend school board meetings. yes, you can attend as a student, anyone can. bring up your issues with the policy when you can. encourage your friends to come too.
!!! Yes !!! Very good methods.
i feel like we as a digital society have forgotten the important rules of the internet
google search Beautiful rocks near me
you are like a poet of some sort
On April 13, 1985, Danuta Danielsson - a Jewish-Polish woman whose mother was taken to a concentration camp in WWII - hit a local neonazi with her handbag in Växjö, Sweden.
Update: The neonazis were subsequently expelled from the city, and a statue was erected in her honor.
This week 34 years ago, Danuta Danielsson demonstrated how much respect fascists deserve.
Well played, Danuta Danielsson.
And good aim.
She hit them so hard they were banished from that land forever. Iconic
Happy 40th Annual Hit a Nazi with a Handbag Day
i’m a nonpracticing homestuck. i don’t really believe anymore and its just what i grew up with but i still observe the high holy days
some of yall dont believe me so unfortunately in order to clear my (horrible) name heres proof
happy 4/13
Me 5 seconds after my corpo mandated password change: Hey did you know mandated periodic password changes aren't considered good cybersecurity practice and in fact actually weaken password security? Just a funny little fact I thought you should know.
"ISO 27001 requires it, so our hands are tied"
It's actually ISO 27002 that had these guidelines and they removed them in 2022
