[nabulsi]

Today, May 15th 2022, is the 74th Nakba Day. It is a day for rememberance, mourning, and resistance for Palestinians

Non Palestinians, please use this day to be loud about your solidarity with us. Today more than other days please use your platforms and your voices to amplify the voices of Palestinians and condemn Israel on every platform you can... Tumblr, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.

Seek out Palestinian journalists and activists who are talking about Israel's crimes. People like Mohammed El Kurd and Muna El Kurd, Eye On Palestine, Abier Khatib, Mariam Barghouti...

Supporting Palestinian journalists and activists is especially vital in the wake of Shireen Abu Akleh's assassination at the hands of the occupation forces just days earlier.

Please check out the BDS website for resources. There are webinars and online rallies and ways you can protest online from your own home. And try to learn more about the different kinds and of boycotts you can take part in, as well as how and why these boycotts are important. The site also has lists of things you can easily boycott including action plans.

(via the BDS website)

BDS Movement

The Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement works to end international support for Israel's oppression of Palestinians and pressure Is

DecolonizePalestine is another amazing resource. If you don't know much about the crisis in Palestine, please educate yourself so you can educate others.

Home | Decolonize Palestine

Welcome to Decolonize Palestine, a collection of resources for anyone who wants to learn more about Palestine.

If you're able to protest in person, this post wonderfully put together by @soullsword also has information on Nakba Day protests all around the world.

soullsword

[Id: a video of an Al Jazeera live feed, showing Shireen Abu Akleh's funeral procession. Hundreds of Palestinians stand, waving Palestinian

And donate if you can! To organisations like:

Palestine Children's Relief Fund (PCRF), which provides emergency medical services for Palestinian children.

PCRF

The Palestine Children's Relief Fund was established in 1992 by concerned humanitarians in the USA to bring injured and sick children for fr

United Palestine Appeal (UPA) - an organization supporting Palestinian socio-economic development

United Palestinian Appeal

If any Palestinians have anything to add, please feel free 💖🇵🇸

[petitecreme]

The Snow Angel.

For this year’s Screamtober.

Thank you for reading!

[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

[yessoupy]

Many point out hypocrisy of media on nobility of Ukrainian resistance and illegitimacy of Palestinian resistance

The European and American media now celebrating Ukrainian civilians building Molotov cocktails is the same that condemns Palestinians for ev

[ejacurate]

[colorisbyshe]

Rural caravans to house Ukrainian immigrants moving to Israel

World Zionist Organization will aid in the settlement of new immigrants from Ukraine in portable structures set up in rural areas.

When the re-invasion began, a donation post to a zionist org was spread around to help refugees and when it was pointed out it was zionist, people began discourage donations—a common retort to that was “They’re just helping refugees, it’s not like they’re using that money against Palestine in this context.”

Well…

Here’s the follow through that stems from that dismissal: Stolen Palestinian land is being used as new settlements for refugees, furthering the displacement of Palestinians from their own homes.

There are no easy solutions but here’s a reminder that sometimes what feels like a moral grey area (donating to a group with bad ideology as a short term solution to an immediate crisis) sometimes ends up a bit more clearly immoral.

No shame intended here, I did understand the point being made even if I disagreed with it. Just trying to demonstrate about how the concerns from last week have been realized.

The fight for Palestine is as necessary as ever and it should not be forgotten.

[fulltimehabibti]

method acting in any way bad but yuko nakamura asking for kim hee ae's high school photo and looking at it every day so that she could yearn for her properly......is good

[shellybuttface]

s01 e01 │ s03 e10

[grendelmenz-deactivated20200929]

- sing, o goddess, the rage of helen | by prithvi. p

[stabbyhobbit]

[id: Comic in black ink on tannish paper. Images mostly follow the text. description: Helen is not of Troy, and not of Sparta. She does not live in the towers of burning Ilium, or the ruined palaces of once great Greece. No, show is found between the folds of history, over and over and over again. (here Helen is shown in varying states of emotional distress) Blamed, and defamed, and cruelly scorned, she is every woman who bears the burden of the faults of men and gods. She is all of us- history repeating itself, maybe to punish, maybe to teach, maybe to remind. Here, hands are shown grasping a typical woman's chest. Whatever might be taught the ill lesson, the shouts of the imprisoned and deprived, are forever lost, in the clanging of weapons, false pride, and forgotten women. Helen is shown being forcefully taken away from somewhere, her arms outstretched, then it cuts directly to images of arrows, a man, and a temple. Sing, O Goddess, the Rage of Helen -- which launched not a thousand ships, but was stifled and silenced by a war fought wrongly in her honor. The comic ends on Helen grasping a sheet, then a portrait angle of her and a looming man staring down. She looks close to defeat. /id]

[sashkash]

For the longest time I wanted to do a study of how Renard transforms, and finally put this together. The tattoos are basically a collection of animal [souls] so I’ve always imagined him just being able to grab onto one and pull it over like a skin. (Done with ink and a mix of photoshop)

[lunius-art]

Welcome to silly little Hannibal comic, goodnight

[vergak]

[hunterschafer]

Autumn Sonata (1978) dir. Ingmar Bergman Moments of Being, ‘A Sketch of the Past’ by Virginia Woolf The Lost Daughter (2021) dir. Maggie Gyllenhaal Midnight Mass (2021) dir. Mike Flanagan Susan Smith by Wych elm Stoker (2013) dir. Park Chan-wook Poplar Street by Chen Chen Yellowjackets (2021-) cr. Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn Sharp Objects (2018) dir. Jean-Marc Vallée Succession (2018-) cr. Jesse Armstrong Please Look After Mother by Kyong-sook Shin Lady Bird (2017) dir. Greta Gerwig

[autoneurotic]

do u ever remember all the horrible offensve things u said when u were like 15 and u literally feel ur soul detach and turn 2 dust 

[icbiwf]

your fave is problematic: yourself

[disease-danger-darkness-silence]

Basically, yeah. That’s kind of the point – you always have to look back on yourself and be mortified and resolve to be better. Shit, the stuff I said just five YEARS ago (and I’m almost 33) makes me cringe like a motherfucker. Burn in mortification. Rise from the ashes and be better. Lather, rinse, repeat for the rest of your life.

[kieren-fucking-walker]

This is why purity culture doesn’t work!!! We’re all shit! We can all grow and do better!

[possumnest]

gay people everywhere

[curseworm]

theres a knight in my backyard stabbing the ground with his sword trying to render my soil barren by killing the worms but luckily ive trained them all in classical ballet and they keep pirouetting away from the blade

[adulthoodisokay]

you can’t get sentences like this anywhere else

[iamthekaijuking]

“One man’s cringe is another man’s epic” and “a flawed story is still a thousand times better than a story never told” are two pieces of advice that a lot of people aspiring to be writers really need to take to heart. Stop tearing yourself up over getting every little insignificant thing right.

[caustic-light]

Also A flawed but genuine story is leagues above one that tries to aim for perfection so hard that it removes it’s own personality.