Mermaids is an important & respected charity supporting Trans & non-binary youth in Britain. Today it is going to court to fight the most infamous anti-LGBT designated hate group, in these islands. They are fighting the good fight & standing up for human rights. Good luck!
You can follow this critical case for human rights here:
This action comes in the light of a systemic anti-LGBT hate campaign by the British government & the British & Irish media. It is astonishing that a far right group, set up to promote discrimination against LGBT+ people, has charity status. More here: pinknews.co.uk/2022/09/09/lgb…
Here’s how you can help to fight against hate. Mermaids is working to help Trans & non-binary youth whilst being attacked by LGBA & it’s far right extremists: crowdjustice.com/case/transgend…
Top marks to all the hetero bigots telling a gay man that a homophobic hate group are not a hate group. The only LGBT+ people who support LGBA are far right extremists who hate themselves. 99.9% of LGBT+ people don’t need Fascist approval thanks! #NotInMyName

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Royal portraiture is fascinating in that it presents how the monarch wishes to be seen by their subjects. Here’s Charles I, II & III. Majesty relies heavily on perception & artists have been central to how the image of a ruler is made. Perception can be tricky. Image
Daniel Mytens (1631) Charles I - the accoutrements of royalty with crown & sceptre but dressed as a gentleman with Renaissance pillar. A relatively humble image for the period. And the Duke of Buckingham, the King’s boyfriend. Royal’s love lives are never easy! ImageImage
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Thread: Gender Critter tries to appropriate Queen’s death to spread hate. Then has revelation. Wait until she discovers that transphobia, in seeking to dictate others’ bodily autonomy, is the ultimate colonialism. [when she reads Elizabeth I Tilbury Speech it will blow her mind]
Tilbury was when Elizabeth I addressed her troops in 1588 as they waited to defend England against the Spanish Armada: "I know I have the body but of a weak and feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king, and of a king of England too."
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Thread: One of the most historic days, in these islands, took place when Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) visited Ireland. On the 17th May 2011 she bowed her head, in Dublin’s Garden of Remembrance, in respect to all those who fought for Irish freedom from British rule. Image
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“I believe that her expression of sincere sympathy for those who have suffered as a consequence of our troubled past is genuine," said Sinn Féin’s Gerry Adams at the time. Here she is escorted by the Uachtarán & Óglaigh na hÉireann in Dublin. Image
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Good luck to the Leaving Cert students awaiting their courses today. You’ve sat the hardest exams of your life. Ignore the shockjocks opinions. They said the same auld shite™️ when I did mine in 1987! If you don’t get the course you want there are options besides repeats:
PLC courses. These can be used to get into college & having taught a theoretical maths PLC course they are a great way of transitioning from a school to a college ethos. My students got the courses they wanted. Here’s just one centre (there are many) cdcfe.ie
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Girl with Bunny (2022) | Ink on paper drawing
My original drawing is available to purchase in my Etsy shop [~ 11.7 x 16.5” | 42 x 29.7cm, A3]. Works ship worldwide. Available until 6th Sept or when sold. My drawings are just €149/£135 each & I’m keen to release them into the wild!
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Afterglow (2022) Ink on paper drawing
My original drawing is available to purchase in my Etsy shop [~ 11.7 x 16.5” | 42 x 29.7cm, A3]. Works ship worldwide. Available until 6th Sept or when sold. My drawings are just €149/£135 each
Click the link to see details & purchase. I use Etsy as it provides collector reviews, secure payment & guarantees your purchase.

Afterglow (2022)
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