Book 19. Finally came around reading Roxane Gay’s memoir. On being a fat black woman navigating the world, both hypervisible and invisible at the same time.

Book 20. The Iliad told from the women’s perspective, part two.

I love the polish train experience! A real restaurant, with many veggie options, freshly cooked and one can order via app as well. Smacznego 😋

Clytemnestra by Costanza Casati Book 21 goodreads.com/book/show/6136…

Tried Wareniki with cherries in Berlin - 10/10 perfect summer food 🍒

Successfully obscuring the reality of the Soviet Union as a ruthless colonial power has got to be one of the most astonishing propaganda accomplishments in modern history and, simultaneously, one of the most consequential and problematic legacies of the USSR. 🧵

Einmal Bahn fahren mit funktionierendem WLAN, das wärs doch. Na wenigstens war heute der Zugfahrer schon da 🤣

When you’re late for your train but so is Deutsche Bahn

My family in 3 women: 🇵🇱 Grandmother 15 years old when WW2 started, 4 years of school, Zwangsarbeiterin, farmer. Mother born in a stable (house was burnt down during the war), first in village and family to go to Uni and finish high school. Myself, Uni and then entrepreneur.

When mom makes vegan gołąbki for you 🥰

***** *** 😉

Turning in with a deep sense of satisfaction at this Polish result, showing that a mobilised society can win even an unfair election… one of most encouraging developments in European politics for a long time… here young Poles who queued till after midnight to vote..

I am 34 y.o. Belarusian living in exile in Poland. FIRST time in my life I will see a peaceful transition of power. To opposition. After democratic elections. With 73% turnout. My message to you - value and protect your democracy. You can't even imagine what a miracle you have.

Too often Russian crimes go unnoticed/fly under the radar in the anti colonial discourse. This book aims to change that - looking forward to reading maksym eristavi.

Maryna, Maryna gotuj Pierogi 🥟 🎶

American podcasts be like - let’s stop for a **short break**. Several 3 mins+ ad breaks later you realize 50% of the podcast is ads 😭

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