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Image ID: A collage of flower surround George Floyd. A Black man wearing a black hoodie, with an ever so slight smile pulling at the right corner of his mouth as you at looking, and a short hair cut. the text on the image reads "George Floyd should still be alive".

There is no mistake that George Floyd should still be alive today.

House of Representatives First Regular Session of the 60th Legislature Day 28 Afternoon Session House of Representatives First Regular Session of the 60th Legislature Day 28 Afternoon Session

Up now on the House floor is 1217, Rep Kevin West's drag ban.
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When it comes to the policies that govern us, we should all be concerned when those in charge find it laughable that someone would point out that the organization responsible for their bill language is a designated hate group.

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Sometimes I get stuck worried if the meds even help, since they don't address feeling always tired. And then I have to go 2 days without meds because of pharmacy under-scheduling, and I can report, they are indeed doing a lot

One of the worst things about narcolepsy, is that none of the treatment makes me less tired. Instead it is solely stimulants to ensure I stay awake.

Image description: neutral background with spots of purples, pinks, blues, and oranges. In the top right is a holographic blob with a Freedom Futures gala logo. Text "a queer future, bound in joy and love. we all exist in. february 22, 2025" with a black Freedom Oklahoma logo in the bottom left with a scissortail fly catcher.

Valentine's Day might be over, but the love ain't!

The Freedom Futures Gala is a week from today (February 22 @ 6pm) and there is still plenty of time to get a ticket!

Meet us on the dancefloor?? 🌠🎉👀💫

bit.ly/FFGala25

Losing Nex upended lives in and beyond Oklahoma. There's a profound grief in marking 1 year since Nex died with the conditions that killed Nex having only worsened. I'm grateful to @leximcmenamin.bsky.social for the care with which they told this story, and gave space for our community to reflect.

Is it useful for live coverage of committee meetings on this platform? Trying to feel out what a post-twitter strategy looks like in terms of where you look to stay updated and engaged.

And that folks making policy regardless of their party could use the reminder about the importance of non-gendered language in policy and their discussion around it (issue here was raised because the Dem author was talking about breast cancer screening only in terms of women).

But it's almost like by avoiding gendered language in legislation, we can limit unintended exclusion so everyone can access the resources they need.

Ope, and now the clarification to make sure everyone knows that it's not to support inclusion of trans folks.

In House Public Health where there's been a question from the Republican Chair who has authored at least 1 anti-trans bill this session, to make sure a breast cancer screening bill authored by a Dem is available to folks of all genders because everyone can be impacted.

Love any unexpected space to not be subjected to anti-trans language at the #okleg

I just ate the most necessary piece of chocolate.

Grant yourself moments of peace, relief, pleasure -- whatever you can manage. Make space to feel something that isn't anxiety, fear, or dread. Make a practice of making that space.

We're in House General Government Committee this morning for the first targeted anti-2SLGBTQ+ bill of the session (yes, it's only day 2).

No demand I show my face at the #OKleg security station today. Seems like maybe yesterday's policy might have been more about fear of the dominant public presence at the Capitol being anti-fascist than actual security.

ID: The text reads: “week 1” on the left side of the graphic from top to bottom. In the center of the graphic, it says “bills on the move this week” with an arrow pointing to the right to signal to scroll through the rest of the images. At the bottom right hand corner there is there's a satellite dish. At the top right-hand corner there is a small brown child with curly hair looking through binoculars. The background is a crumpled piece of grid paper. With the black Freedom Oklahoma logo with a scissor tail fly catcher

After the recent State of the State address, which failed to adequately address the needs of Oklahomans, it feels like the right moment to share some of the bills we’re tracking this week.

bit.ly/LegeTrkr25

Now more than ever, I am asking you to mask in solidarity with all of us who need to mask for different reasons.

That plus the trooper who flanked me as the Senators walked across the rotunda to the house makes me feel...real safe (read, absolutely not at all safe).

As someone who masks for my health, having to expose myself to a large group of people during at the epicenter of the current flu outbreak, during the ongoing pandemic, is certainly a risk I would not opt into.

In fun (read not at all fun) new policies at the #okleg, you are apparently forced to unmask briefly at security. I was told it was both "so the system can get a picture of you" and so "everyone at the security desk can see you."

ID: "2025 Legislative Tracker" on a white background with a cutout image of the OK capitol building with a Trans Pride flag waving in front of it

Been workin' hard to get the 2025 Legislative Tracker ready! We hope you can use this to see what bills we're watching & how policy moves through the state legislature.

If you have questions feel free to reach out to us at info@freedomoklahoma.org

lots of things are bad right now but at least we are alive at the same time as nerds gummy clusters

digital collage with text "Fascism thrives on overcompliance Don't obey in advance" with a Freedom Oklahoma logo.

As many members of our community await a barrage of day 1 executive orders, of promised harm, we remind you that fascism thrives on overcompliance. We don't obey in advance. We keep fighting. We build the future where we all have the safety to thrive.

Bomb dogs on the gangway, random bag checks in line to board the plane. It's beginning to feel a lot like 2002.

Meet the Americans who still take COVID-19 precautions seriously People with immune system health problems continue to take precautions against COVID-19 five years into the pandemic.

“I don’t consider myself COVID cautious. I consider myself COVID competent,” Zebrowski said. “Cautious would imply that I have an unreasonable fear of something. I do not have an unreasonable fear of this disease.”

Nailed it 🔥

The Great Creator Reset The TikTok ban isn't just a platform reconfiguration, it will reshape the political leaning of the creator economy and permanently alter whose voices get heard online.

The TikTok ban permanently reshapes the ideological tilt of the online creator landscape towards the right. Cheering for it in any way is extremely shortsighted www.usermag.co/p/the-great-...