He/him. Disabled queer fat polyam trans Leather man. Writer, performer & podcast maker @PasserVulpes. Founder https://teapawt.net/t.co/kidKWprcjP. Wheelchair user 🧑🦼✨
Narrm / Melbourne
Joined April 2007
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used tweetdelete for hopefully the last time... all my tweets are gone, and I guess I'm off to bluesky for my everyday tweeting.
I'll still keep logging in here occasionally but it's no longer going to be a reliable way to find me.
find me here instead:
bsky.app/profile/erinkyan.bs…
Erin Kyan (erinkyan.bsky.social) retweeted
Since the Aboriginal Flag is recognised as one of Australia's legitimate flags, this must surely mean they have to ban the Australian flag too.
Erin Kyan (erinkyan.bsky.social) retweeted
One of the reasons why nfts died down and gen ai is still going is because people keep giving ai art too much attention. Stop replying, stop interacting, block/report and move on. You don't need to be redrawing slop and qrting how ai art has no soul everytime you come across it
Erin Kyan (erinkyan.bsky.social) retweeted
I see a lot of mutuals about to waste their time on this project. Please reconsider.
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Erin Kyan (erinkyan.bsky.social) retweeted
This child was taken away from his parents because of POVERTY. They were without a place to stay because they could not afford rent and had to live in a tent. Their children were taken away BECAUSE THEY WERE POOR. Shame on a system that does this. SHAME
#EXCLUSIVE INVESTIGATION:
A 10-year-old Indigenous boy has taken his own life while in the care of a State government.
#TheNightly #auspol #wapol
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Erin Kyan (erinkyan.bsky.social) retweeted
National Archives spent almost 2million fighting this 🤯
Follow Professor Jenny Hocking's epic legal battle as she opens the secret archives on the Palace's role in the dismissal of the 1975 Whitlam Government. 🖋️
📺 The Search for the Palace Letters premieres today at 8pm on @ABCTV and iview.
ALT Professor Jenny Hockings stands in front of the National Archives of Australia building. She wears a black top, grey jacket and holds a green folder under her arm.