[doublycharming-tetraquark]

Me at work <33333

[lamine-19]

scientific fact

[flanbolt]

[torchichate]

I think the argument of “audiobooks are okay actually because it means more people are reading books even though they’re still reading them in a lesser manner” is still not the woke take you think it is. What is morally superior about the Sense of Sight. Is it impossible to understands themes and motifs through the wicked ear

[cyberwitchlexi-deactivated20181]

dear crows and ravens,

come hang out with me I love you all so much.

[justuju]

Atlas of My World (2001) and Dividing Line (2001) by Zarina Hashmi, these are, in my opinion, her most powerful pieces

[zzzanzzz-deactivated20201124]

old people were right putting ellipses after everything you say actually rules….

[wertfi-penguin]

Maybe the most damming thing about Nolans odyssey is i haven’t seen a single gifset from it

[geekyhistoriansunite]

[lady-of-vitreous-sight]

it's kinda scary how you can just be tired all the time forever

[howieabel]

The 27 million Soviets who died in the Great Patriotic War, also did so for humanity and the right to think and be socialists, to be Marxist-Leninists, communists, and leave the dark ages behind.

Fidel Castro, Our right to be Marxist-Leninists (2015).

[johnny-moredread]

“I do not fear prison, as I do not fear the fury of the miserable tyrant who took the lives of 70 of my comrades. Condemn me. It does not matter. History will absolve me.”

— Fidel Castro, History Will Absolve Me, 1953

[katchwreck]

Fidel Castro on reading the Communist Manifesto for the first time.

[witchrealms]

(x)

[fairycosmos]

no one is coming to save you its true its true someone might be coming to hang outttttttttt though. someday

[alanqar-nader]

If my father dies, I will never forgive anyone, because I begged the whole world to help me save him. His condition worsened, and he was taken back to the hospital.

[alanqar-nader]

Unfortunately, my father was taken to the hospital after we discovered he was bleeding heavily. He urgently needs to stay and receive the medical care he deserves, but the amount needed is too much for us to afford. Please help us and donate.

[alanqar-nader]

I have no other recourse but to ask for help and donations to save my father. Please don't let me down, don't leave me alone, and give me whatever you can. His treatment and hospital stay in Gaza are extremely expensive, and I cannot afford it all. Please donate now.

[alanqar-nader]

Donations have stopped for a while now, and there's very little money left, not even enough to buy my father's medicine. Please donate now; save his life before it's too late.

[socalgal]

Nader's father needs pain relief. Donate what you can. This is campaign number 4 on the @gazavetters account. I personally assure you that your donations will go directly to Nader, his family, and his ailing father.

[alanqar-nader]

Nearly 100 posts and no one has donated, while we desperately need help. Please donate now and don't ignore us. Please, please donate now.

[justiceamberheard]

Sundance Doc ‘Silenced’ Tackles the Weaponization of Defamation Cases in the Post-MeToo Era

International human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson is at the center of the documetnary that includes first-person testimonials from client

Focusing on the work of international human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson, and using Robinson’s 2023 book Silenced Women as a framework, the documentary focuses on how defamation laws are weaponized against women who spoke about their experiences with sexual assault, harassment and gender-based violence. The documentary shows the legal mechanisms that have since been employed to punish those women, whether high profile or not, and ensure that they are unable to talk about their own experiences in public.

In Silenced, Heard says in a talking head style interview that she was willing to speak about her experiences dealing with defamation suits to shine a light on the legal retaliation that can be deployed against those who speak about gender-based violence and sexual abuse.  

“Amber lent her voice to this film at great personal risk, and with everything that she’s been through, it’s extraordinary that she’s having the courage to continue to speak about her experience,” said Miles, adding, “She was emphatic to us from the beginning that this film isn’t about her.”

[nemfrog]

The physical track of a single electron as it moved through a detector at the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory.

Frontiers of Physics. Canadian edition. 1968.

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