Ania is a disabled, queer, wibbly-wobbly gendery-wendery, social justice activist who is pro-choice, pro-sex work, and neurodivergent. She writes about a variety of issues including disability justice and its various intersections with other axes of oppression, social justice, atheism, as well as commentaries of current events and politics. In addition she shares her fiction as well as her various recipes.
She has completed a book,
Young, Sick, and Invisible: A Skeptic’s Journey With Chronic Illness, detailing her experiences with arthritis, Crohn’s and the medical establishment.
Someday, she plans to take over the world.
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Etsy. 
Has your friend thought about partnering with universities to provide coloring books for student safe spaces? They can really use the help right now. Just this week someone chalked Trump’s name all over campus at Emory University, and a lot of the students still haven’t recovered. I know I wouldn’t! I’m not even close to Georgia, but as a rape survivor I don’t feel safe knowing there are people like this who will violently support misogynists.
I think right now the main focus is on getting it done. She’s like many of us in that she is struggling and trying to survive as well.
That’s not a bad suggestion though and I will pass it on.