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some vintage skate decks found in my store

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Binaural Secret Tantric Frequency - Ignite Sexual Energy | Sex Meditation | Lucid Dreams ASMR

Activate the deepest primal vibrations and dive into tantric ecstasy. There is an ancient knowledge about the sacral vibrations that can awaken certain prope...

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bangsar KL

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did tumblr just announce its suicide?

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‘66 Lincoln Continental

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gorgeous detail

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300 top Hollywood women reveal sweeping anti-harassment action plan with a $13 million legal defense fund

Hundreds of prominent women in film, TV, and theater have launched an initiative to fight sexual harassment and misconduct in workplaces across the US.

“Hundreds of top Hollywood actresses and executives, directors, producers, writers, and agents have launched a sweeping initiative to combat sexual harassment in workplaces across the US, with a focus on blue-collar industries.

The initiative, Time’s Up, includes a legal defense fund backed by $13 million in donations to assist women in low-wage industries, a campaign to advocate gender parity among corporate leadership, and proposed legislation to push companies to adopt policies on harassment and discourage the use of nondisclosure agreements.

The movement addresses a common criticism that the national conversation around sexual misconduct in workplaces has frequently excluded women who typically have less public influence and fewer resources to take on systemic abuse than Hollywood stars.

“Harassment too often persists because perpetrators and employers never face any consequences,” said an open letter from 300 women in film, TV, and theater. “This is often because survivors, particularly those working in low-wage industries, don’t have the resources to fight back.”

Read the full piece here

Open Letter From Time’s Up

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time for an upgrade #brembo #subaruforester

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got the new 18’s installed today running continental contisport contact5’s. the ride is a lot more supple from the 17’s.

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gold powdercoat on the prodrive gc-010g

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i get a lotta joy from wrenching on the car

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some new shoes for the foz. 18x8 +45

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my, new to me, subaru forester SG5

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