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SHY // any prns // 21

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Beans the cat

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This is how she looks now btw!!!!

6 years later

[turtletoria]

Please help Rawan, Yemna, and their family! They are still far from their goal of kr319,315 SEK (~$30,000) to evacuate from Gaza; they have currently raised kr97,184 SEK / kr319,315. However, with your help we can change that - every dollar counts no matter how little!!! Together, we can all help the Abudaya family!!

🌟 This campaign has been verified by a Palestinian-led collective - follow them @/palestineasdiqa on IG!!

Please donate and share widely!!!

Donate to Helping two student sisters from Gaza Strip., organized by Ayman Zahir

In search of safety and education, help save us from the war of extermi… Ayman Zahir needs your support for Helping two student sister

This campaign is also a fundraiser where your donations can get you some free art from the talented group at Artists 4 Gaza!! Check out artaction4gaza.carrd.co for more info!

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[daloy-politsey]

[aces-and-angels]

help safaa and abed's family 🖤

follow @safaabed8 and @abedalazeiz verified by 90-ghost note: safaa + her family has had to make multiple accounts- they have all either been suppressed/terminated (this is also why the verification/reblogs from ibtisams/heba-20 no longer have working links)

dear moots/lovely lurkers,

i am not sure how to start this- what iteration of words will move a kind stranger to action or convince another that this passage is worth the five minutes it'll take to read it

would you be inclined to learn just how a body shuts down after being malnourished for so long? or what lengths families must go to in order to survive? perhaps a retelling of the rising temperatures-- how everything from the contaminated water they drink to the dirty pillows they lay on is hot will be enough

do you need me to lay it out so plainly that your stomachs churn and your eyes well up with tears? are you waiting to feel that pang inside your chest- the one that screams "enough is enough." do you look at safaa's beautiful family and think they deserve more?

would you still feel that way even if i told you nothing at all?

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safaa's family has managed to raise just short of 50% of their goal (€24,809 / €50,000)- campaigns require a sustained, collective effort for them to be successful. more importantly, the onus is on the rest of us to uplift stories the world will do anything to suppress. please don't leave them unheard-- donate if you can, share so others may help as well

DONATE TO SAFAA + FAMILY HERE

Our Liberation Is Bound Together Jehlen Herdman

[luntfontanne]

cannot describe how deeply rotted these people are

[stuckinapril]

i said it was my favorite piece of media that i’ve hyperfixated on since the tender age of 12 and have not let go of since. i didnt say it was a Good piece of media

[stuckinapril]

“what do you like about it so much?” the fact that it cocooned me like a tender wool blanket during my vulnerable teenage years. next question

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Liz throwing a tantrum made her immediately go from most hated contestant to Mother lowkey

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I like aileen wuornos

[maxbegone]

Song Rec Asks 🎵

1. Three songs with the same name

2. A song for when you’re sad

3. A song for when you’re happy

4. The best song to dance to

5. The best song to drive to

6. The best song off your favorite album

7. The best song from any soundtrack

8. A song for the morning and a song for the night

9. A song that makes you nostalgic

10. The best instrumental song

11. A song from the year you were born

12. A song from your favorite solo artist

13. A song from your favorite movie

14. A song starting with the first letter of your name

15. A song by your favorite band

16. A song from ten years ago

17. A song that reminds you of winter

18. A song that reminds you of spring

19. A song that reminds you of summer

20. A song that reminds you of fall

21. A song for a slow Sunday morning

22. A song to fall asleep to

23. A song from 2013

24. A song from the 70’s

25. A song from the 80’s

26. A song from the 90’s

27. A song from the 00’s

28. A song that you discovered recently

29. A song you unexpectedly really like

30. The best song to sing along to

31. The best road trip song

32. Two by an artist who passed away

33. Your favorite song from your favorite show

34. A song that reminds you of a book

35. A song that makes you want to go on an adventure

36. The best cover of a song

37. The first three songs that come up when you hit shuffle

38. A song from your favorite genre

39. A song with a number in the title

40. A song with a place in the title

41. A song with a person’s name in the title

42. A completely ridiculous song

43. A song by an artist from a different country than you

44. A song from your childhood

45. A song that makes you cry

46. A song that reminds you of a vacation you took

47. A song that reminds you of a friend

48. A song for a late night

49. A song that makes you feel better

50. Your absolute favorite song (or just right now)

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Some favorite sketchbook pages

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One of my favorite paintings I’ve done

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I wanna start posting my art on here ! Here’s a drawing I made :)

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I’ve posted art before but it was not good LOL

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I wanna start posting my art on here ! Here’s a drawing I made :)

[mytearsrricochet]

no offense to Socrates and Plato n all of them but I would’ve figured that stuff out too if I was like the 10th person to ever exist

[dailyhistoryposts]

Luisa Capetillo

Today in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we take a look at Luisa Capetillo (1879-1922), one of the most famous activists to come out of Puerto Rico. Capetillo was a labor leader, a feminist, and a writer.

[Capetillo]

Born in Arecibo, Puerto Rico and homeschooled, Capetillo found work as a reader. The American Tobacco Company had control over much of the island's tobacco fields and hired people to read novels to workers. Capetillo read in a tobacco factory, where she began to be involved with labor unions.

In 1904, Capetillo began to write Mi Opinión (My Opinion), essays that were published in radical and union newspapers. She encouraged women to fight for social equality. She touched on the unique experience of Latina women almost a decade before Crenshaw invented the term 'intersectionality'. She wrote in support of labor unions, anarcism, and against organized religion.

Capetillo helped organize and write for a farm workers' strike in 1905 and worked as a reporter for the American Federation of Labor. She traveled the island, educating women, and started her own newspaper (La mujer) which centered on women's issues. She was one of the first Puerto Rican suffragists and campaigned for women's suffrage in union politics. She organized workers and joined in strikes, and helped pass a minimum-wage law in Puerto Rico.

Capetillo went to jail twice for the crime of wearing pants as a woman.

[Capetillo in men's clothes]

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I feel like being a terf who’s pro capitalist is worse than a terf who’s a commie cuz like if u think trans women are a bigger contributor to misogyny than capitalism then ur genuinely just hateful and stupid. Commie TERFs are hateful and stupid but it makes more sense