Titania Adesi (she/her)

@titaniajane.bsky.social

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I refuse to die until things are better, and that is a threat.

A black and white illustration of a tardigrade playing a violin, with the text "world's tiniest violin" around it
A black and white illustration of a tardigrade playing a violin, with the text "world's tiniest violin" around it
Myself and my partner, Brandon, smiling after dinner
Black short sleeve shirts with the Local 33 pride logo on front and back, with "UNION PRIDE" under the logo on the back.
A progress pride flag overlayed with the logo for Sheet Metal Workers' Union SMART Local 33
Photograph of the book "Let This Radicalize You" with library barcode and catalog number stickers on the front
Screenshot of a note, image text: wHaT aBoUt wHiTe hiStOrY mONtH March: Irish-American Heritage Month Greek-American Heritage Month July: French-American Heritage Month September: German-American Heritage Month October: Polish-American Heritage Month Italian-American Heritage Month See also: April: Arab-American Heritage Month May: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Jewish-American Heritage Month June: Caribbean-American Heritage Month Immigrant Heritage Month September 15-October 15: Hispanic Heritage Month October: Filipino-American History Month November: Native American and Alaska Native Heritage Month
A spreadsheet listing the dates and times of three protests in Ohio.
A smug looking gray cat, with white and caramel colored markings, named Powder, who is obviously plotting her next crime while she reclines in her red chiffon tent.
A custom travel sewing kit. Four pockets with envelope style flap closures on the bottom half, on top, a pair of scissors in a sheath with ribbons tying them in place, and two smaller pockets also with ribbon ties, one containing a small thread spool. The interior fabric is green with a vine pattern, exterior fabric is black.
A page from a flower drawing guide, with a large photo of the flower on the page. The informational blurb has every instance of "poinsettia" crossed out and replaced with "cuetlaxochitl" and the pronunciation (kwet-la-shoo-she) written under the correction replacing the headline.
A virtual cart full of prints from Maude Studios
Draped over a chair back is a light blue denim vest with solid black stenciled lettering that reads "MAKE NAZIS SCARED AGAIN"
Light blue denim vest with solid black stenciled lettering that reads "MAKE NAZIS SCARED AGAIN"
A gray cat with caramel and white markings looks at the camera while curled up on top of a cat tree. The cat tree is next to a window, with the red and orange stripes of a rainbow flag over it visible.
A black cat on a black-haired woman's chest, her hand on the back of his neck while she smiles at him.
A light blue denim vest with "MAKE NAZIS SCARED AGAIN" painted on it in solid black stenciled lettering
Toledo-Lucas County Public Library listing for available copies of Let This Radicalize You by Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba
A black cat laying down inside the box for a cat tree, a gray cat with caramel colored and white markings sitting outside the box, both looking at the camera with green eyes.
A gray cat with white and caramel colored markings plays with a ball on a string at the top of a cat tower
A black cat and a grey cat with orange and white markings, both staring intently at a brown squirrel on the balcony outside of the sliding glass door
One large black cat in the foreground, and one small gray cat with orange and white markings behind him, sleeping in front of a sliding glass door on a sunny day. Beauty may be subjective, but I think they are objectively cute.
Three light pink lilies with black speckles on the petals, more closer to the centers of the flowers, and one still closed bud, all leaning towards the ground, in front of a vibrant green forest.
Post by SerialEphemera: "Thematically speaking, the most important thing Terry Pratchett taught me was the concept of /militant decency/. The idea that you can look at the world and its flaws and its injustices and its cruelties and get deeply, intensely /angry/, and that you can turn that into energy for doing the right thing and making the world a better place. He taught me that the anger itself is not the part I should be fighting. Nobody in my life ever said that before."
Post by @DyjuanTatro that says "We are a society that keeps trying to solve homelessness with everything other than homes. It's like believing food doesn't solve hunger."
Large outdoor wall mural of flowers that stands over ten feet tall, mostly done in pastel colors with a few shadowed stems