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Troop 6000 is the first in New York City designated solely for homeless girls. 

The new troop is among a number of programs begun by the city to meet the needs of children, who make up nearly 40 percent of the roughly 60,000 people in the city’s primary shelter system. Of 287 people housed at the Sleep Inn, 155 are under 18, according to homeless services.

The Girl Scouts of Greater New York is covering the costs for Troop 6000: a $25 membership fee; a $75 starter kit of patches, pins, workbooks and vests; and the $20 monthly dues. Donations are being accepted.

These girls deserve a better life.They’re amazing and beautiful and they are so kind. They want to grow up and be able to help other homeless people , to build shelters and save lives. These noble thoughts should not drown in poverty and the lack of opportunities for homeless people. We are the community we should help each other and fight for equal rights and opportunities, because unity is the only way to survive.

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MAN SX 8x8 all-terrain firefighting vehicle

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[nopizza]

He committed to how pissed off he was

[ayeeitshaley-deactivated2019103]

I’m pretty sure he’s smiling right before he hits the cop car like “bitch what I told you, you bitches in the way and shit!”

[obviousplant]

Doing my best to help prevent crime…

[fullpraxisnow]

Jeff Duncan-Andrade - Growing Roses in Concrete

“1 in 3 urban youth display the symptoms of mild to severe PTSD. And when you compare that data to the military data what you find is urban youth are actually twice as likely as soldiers returning from Iraq to get PTSD.”

This presentation is crucial to educators interested in the future and empowerment of inner-city youth of color. View the entire video here. 

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[nopizza]

He committed to how pissed off he was

[ayeeitshaley-deactivated2019103]

I’m pretty sure he’s smiling right before he hits the cop car like “bitch what I told you, you bitches in the way and shit!”

[micdotcom]

These brilliant “No Catcalling” signs are popping up around NYC

[infamyjunkie]

These are fucking retarded. Brilliant in that they’re finding any and every reason to manipulate people’s freedom and liberty. 

[andoutcamethewolf]

how are these “manipulating freedom and liberty”? are you really defending the likes of men who spew UNWANTED and UNWELCOME degrading remarks towards women because it’s against their ‘freedom of speech’? come up with another argument, seriously. That, my friend, is a very backwards method of thinking. And please refrain from using the slur “retarded”, it’s very hateful against a group of people with intellectual disabilities. You should know better.

[hara-kiri]

awww someone’s sad they can’t harass women on the streets :~((

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[ourbedtimedreams]

Enoden by Yotta1000 on Flickr.

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densification

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Thoughts?

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No lies told

[alwaysbewoke]

for real. reading the history of the laws (the many laws) written to keep blacks away from anything empowering is quite dizzying and housing discrimination was a big one. laws keeping and taking land from blacks go way back (for example) and as society progressed, it morphed to fit the times. nowadays it’s housing discrimination and it’s rampant. 

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Shonda Rhimes needs to make a show for Black kids and let him star.

[vivaillajams]

How ironic. I was just talking about this.

This shit is serious. Gentrification is an issue. Housing discrimination is real. 

[killerkhaleesi]

This is why I get wild angry about gentrification. This. White folk spent so much time forcing us out of the suburbs, keeping us out of the middle class, and into these neighboorhoods, and when we start carving out a space to flourish, they come in and push us out again.

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[mentalhealthfemme]

this is a war-cry from 60 years ago that is still being shouted today.

[heavytitty]

click the pictures to enlarge, 10/23/2013, shaun king speaks on the thuggification of black men

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No lies told.

[faundlie]

The most poignant sign I saw during the Columbus protests today.

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Quelle chance nous avons sur @visiterlafrique… cette semaine c’est @lafrohemien notre invitée qui va nous faire découvrir son Kenya ♥️

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Wednesday marks the United Nations World Toilet Day, which highlights the 2.5 billion people worldwide without access to proper sanitation, including toilets. To put the problem in some perspective, more people across the world have access to mobile phones than toilets: While 6.8 billion people have cellular subscriptions, only 4.6 billion have access to proper toilet facilities.

This year’s focus is “Equality, Dignity and the Link Between Gender-Based Violence and Sanitation.” Lack of access to toilets means women and girls have no choice but to defecate in the open, leaving them at higher risk of sexual abuse and violence.

See more pictures from around the world and get the story at Newsweek.com