be better than yesterday

orange county barista. 21.

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Black artist from France : Harry samba Ig: oisonoir

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sometimes all we need is to have a large greenhouse, where we can calm down while working with herbs

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“Money can’t buy happiness!”

Me:

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i feel personally targeted

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No Sesso S/S 2020 Menswear New York Fashion Week

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florian hetz

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Mj Rodriguez for Alexa

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a spring afternoon, 50mm

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set is complete

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Alignment Chart

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I blacked out and this happened

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Activists say the way to stop police brutality and killings is to cut law enforcement budgets and reinvest in services. Some lawmakers now a

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An important detail to remember is that, while this level of support may be unprecedented, the idea isn’t. Defunding has been done before, and it works

For instance, the CAHOOTS program in Eugene, OR is a community-run non-violent crisis intervention and dispute resolution program that handles 17% of 911 calls using only 2% of the police budget. Or look at the Carbondale Spring initiative, which aims to cut the police budget in half to fund not only care workers, but also food autonomy, worker’s cooperatives, and renewable energy programs

It’s cheaper, it’s safer, and it’s proven. It’s common sense