GARDEN: For practices at the intersection of ecology, care, and community. A slow-growing space for those cultivating common ground across distance by sharing knowledge, places, traditions, and people around Schöppingen (and other latitudes).
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The transgender herb garden by FlyingOtter.pdf
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<p><strong>The Transgender Herb Garden: An MtF Guide to Disconnecting One's Self from Big Pharma.</strong> A 2009 anarchist zine by FlyingOtter that describes home-grown herbs (geranium, marjoram, oregano, sage, and fennel) as a self-directed alternative to pharmaceutical hormones for trans women. The author frames the advice as personal experience rather than medical guidance and closes with reflections on gender as a social construct tied to capitalism. Distributed under an anti-copyright notice.</p> -
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Rubble Lot Near Lalbagh Mosque, Dhaka. A pile of brick rubble and dry grass in the foreground, with a small fire and rising smoke to the left. Behind a low wall stand several apartment buildings of different heights and colors, with an older, weathered brick structure to the left. Power lines and a leaning wooden pole cross the right side of the frame. Photo taken near Lalbagh Mosque, Dhaka, on February 25, 2023.
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Lalbagh Fort Complex, Overview. A wide view of the Lalbagh Fort complex, with the domed mosque at center and a large gateway to the right. Visitors walk along garden paths lined with trimmed hedges and rose beds. Modern apartment buildings rise behind the fort, and a bird flies in the sky above. Photo taken at Lalbagh Fort, Dhaka, on February 25, 2023.