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    Audre Lorde quote on self-care resurfaces onlineโ—โ Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare. โž โ€• AudreMmastodonHealthPandemics6348 min ago

    A widely shared quote by Audre Lorde โ€” "Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare" โ€” is circulating again. It comes from her book "A Burst of Light," also known as "The Cancer Chronicles," which she wrote while dying of breast cancer in the late 1980s. Readers cite it as a reminder that self-care was originally framed as survival and resistance, not consumer wellness.

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    Kannada creators spark talk about food business grazing tablesโ—Yellaruuu yen heludru Nodii about food? #food#business#gatherandgraze#grazingtbale#โ–ถyoutubeBusiness967.8K10 h ago

    A Kannada-language food and business creator is asking viewers what everyone is saying about food, promoting a grazing-table catering concept under the name Gather and Graze. The question-style post has drawn nearly a million likes, with audiences joining in to discuss the grazing table trend and food business ideas in the Kannada-speaking community.

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    Macro photography joke nods to Little Shop of Horrorsโ—Feed me. (Audrey, is that you?) # bloomscrolling # nature # photography # macro # littleshopofhorrorsMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife92 h ago

    A photographer shared a macro close-up of a carnivorous-looking plant with the caption "Feed me," a wink at Audrey II, the man-eating plant from Little Shop of Horrors. The image circulated under nature and photography tags, drawing amused comparisons between the real plant and the musical's famous bloodthirsty creation.

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    Sherrod Brown votes early in Franklin County Senate raceโ—Sherrod Brown, U.S. Senate candidate, votes in Franklin County on the first day of early voting - Audrey ColemanMmastodonWorldPolitics25 h ago

    U.S. Senate candidate Sherrod Brown cast his ballot in Franklin County, Ohio, on the first day of early voting. Brown, the former senator running to reclaim his seat, used the occasion to highlight his campaign's early-voting push. The story is drawing attention locally as Ohio's closely watched Senate contest enters its voting phase.

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