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we were meant to keep learning forever and ever and there's no time like winter vacations for putting together a list of heavy deep-hitting books on feminism marxism and radical environmentalism
Dec 3, 2024
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slow down by kohei saito
let this radicalize you by kelly e. hayes and mariame kaba
socialism or barbarism by rosa luxemburg
braiding sweetgrass by robin wall kimmerer
worn by sofi thanhouser
Oct 18, 2024
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someone already put colleen hoover which is perfect for the question, so this is my second thought! i already studied a diverse array of political theory/philosophy in college and i’m sorry but there’s no way i’m going to read a libertarian book in my precious free time
Aug 12, 2024
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when i was younger i would wake up and just sit up in bed staring at literally nothing for five mins, just letting thoughts pass me by and not focusing on anything in particular -- truly a great way to start the day is to sit in silence and stillness for a few mins (in hindsight i may have stumbled into meditation without meaning to but suffice to say i'm doing this again now and it's the best!)
Dec 2, 2024
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lots of great responses in this thread! just wanted to say that true change takes so much longer than we expect it to. I started on a journey of “changing my life” and my attitude towards it back in 2020, and its only now in 2024 that I’m starting to see major changes that I can trace back to that original decision to improve my life. Sure, there’s been lots of rewarding little milestones along the way, but the big things take time.
The lesson is, don’t be hard on yourself if you make changes but your life isn’t tangibly improved next month. Make changes for your long-term future self :)
Dec 9, 2024
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i'm talking The Dreamers, Y Tu Mama Tambien, Before Sunrise. Movies just don't hit like that when you see them for the first time when you're already grown
Dec 3, 2024