Aching to Pupate

Femme, feisty, feminist, finding it harder to alliterate than I expected. Twenty-something, vegan, queer, sex- and body-positive, book-loving, Jewish, kinky almost-college graduate. My feminism is intersectional or it isn't worth shit. Directing my life marginally better than a butterfly in a hurricane.

I'm kinda in love with my best friend.

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thenewwomensmovement:

opinionessoftheworld:

YESSSS!!!

hipsterparksandrec:

• polling places
• know your state voter id laws. 
• and if you’re in line when the polls close, stay in line and you will still be able to vote.

Do Not leave if you’re having issues at the polls! Call Election Protection at 1-866-OUR-VOTE!

Need help with registering or voting this November? 

This website is your nonpartisan (not aligned with any political party) one stop shop for everything you need. You can check your voter registration status, find a polling place, learn what kind of ID you need to bring, access absentee/mail-in and early ballots, and even get linked to another nonpartisan site that will give you information about candidates where you live. This website will help you register to vote quickly and easily, and is available in English and Spanish.

Voting in Los Angeles County 

Here are some links to important things you need to check in order to vote this November if you live in LA County. Keep in mind, if you know that you may not be able to make it to a polling place, you can always vote by mail, which is very simple. This is a great option for college students and anyone that cannot miss work to vote.

• If you want to check your registration status, go here.
• If you move to a new permanent address, you need to change your address to be able to vote, so go here.
• If you want to get a vote by mail ballot, go here.

Please, please get out there and vote. Thank you.

fuckyeahfeminists:

From Voter Suppression 101 on Campus Progress