Breakdown

Yesterday i had a nervous breakdown.

The events of the last couple of months finally became too much.

i cried and i cried and i cried.
 

International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers

Today is International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers:

This is a day to call attention to the hate crimes and violence against sex workers all over the globe. Originally thought of by Dr. Annie Sprinkle and started by the Sex Workers Outreach Project USA as a memorial and vigil for the victims of the Green River Killer, it has grown to be a day for strategizing to end these acts as well as remember the victims. Over thirty cities around the world have participated in this event.

As a marginalised group, violence against sex workers is often seen as being less significant - or of no significance - in comparison to violence against other sectors of society. So here's something to ponder on this day: who contributes to the ongoing marginalisation of sex work and sex workers, and why?
 

Melbourne: Celebrate peace, love and diversity

Another opportunity for people to show their opposition to the recent racist riots, and their support for diversity:

"Festival and picnic for peace Sunday 18 December

"Gather 12pm State Library: Swanston St, Melbourne

"Picnic from 2pm at Treasury Gardens

"All welcome

"Bring: your family, a feast to share, an open heart, musical instruments, and dancing shoes."

More information: Unity in Diversity