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Tobin Heath • USWNT Retirement Celebration - March 7, 2026

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❤️ this era

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C H I L L S

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GOD BLESS AMERICA. AND HE NAMED EVERY SINGLE AMERICAN COUNTRY

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SCRUBS (2001-2010)

1x01 My First Day 8x19 My Finale Part 2

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Not much focus on rehabilitation

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This seems like a good time to mention the Prisoners Literature Project and Inside Books Project. Both of these organizations send free books to incarcerated people, and are always looking for donations - both books and money -and volunteers! (Prisoners literature project sends books everywhere but Texas - Inside Books project is just Texas).

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[ID: Joseph Hill (@ jaceyhill) tweeted: “Reading costs 5 cents a minute and the prisoners earn 30 cents an hour. Reading a 330 page book costs them about $20. Prisons are designed to destroy people’s humanity.”

Hill’s comments are a quote-retweet of Book Patrol (@ bookpatrol), who said: “The Cost of Reading in Prison: In West Virginia it’s 5 cents a minute bookpatrol.net/the-cost-of-re…” Attached is a photo of an incarcerated person sitting on the end of a bed leaning over an e-reader, with their head resting in their hand. In the background, one person sits on another of the many beds in the room, and another sleeps.

315 comments, 26.3K retweets, 74.9K likes.]

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This week is Prison Banned Books week! And two orgs local to me are having their donations matched until Oct. 11th by the Malaprop’s Bookstore in Asheville, NC.

Asheville Prison Books, servicing the Carolinas

The Tranzmission Prison Project, servicing queer incarcerated people nation-wide

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Openly gay man Willem Arondeus was arrested in 1943 for his involvement in an attack on the Amsterdam registry office designed to protect the identities of Jewish people using false ID papers. He was executed on 1 July 1943.

Check out our podcast to learn more about Willem.

[Image: black-and-white seated portrait of Willem looking into the camera c.1921, next to text “‘Tell the people that homosexuals are no cowards.’ Last words of WWII Dutch resistance member, Willem Arondeus, 1943”]