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it was only onscreen for a second but i saw someone in the crowd at the brazilian gp yesterday holding up a palestine flag .. hope they do it again in the next two races. show the entire world that we are not backing down, we are not stopping until palestine is free.

there are people at my university wearing keffiyehs now. i saw a girl wearing one sitting at a table crying while her friend hugged her and said "i can't even imagine" and i don't know what she was crying about but it's not hard to guess.

there is a giant QR code projected on the wall of the university food court that takes you to a donation link for gaza. there are people organizing supplies in the hopes they can get them through. for some people life is moving on the same as usual; for most, it is not.

i hope we never become apathetic to this. i hope the entire world carries this momentum forward. i hope that people keep talking about it beyond the fatigue, beyond the pain, beyond the helplessness. because we as humans are NOT helpless. and it's time to show these oppressors that, that they will never succeed in their evil.

from the river to the sea, palestine will be free.

lovecrumbss

Cate Blanchett at the Academy Awards; 1999.

minch-makes-stills

Lovers' concerto (2002) dir. Lee Han

chaoticnutcase

di Petsa FW20 by Charlotte O’Shea

suburban guardian

unmade bed no. 30

wonders-of-the-cosmos

On the night 177 years ago on Sept. 23-24, 1846, astronomers discovered Neptune, the eighth planet orbiting our Sun. The discovery was made based on mathematical calculations of its predicted position due to observed perturbations in the orbit of the planet Uranus. The discovery was made using a telescope since Neptune is too faint to be visible to the naked eye, and astronomers soon discovered a moon orbiting the planet. More than a century later, a second moon was discovered orbiting the planet. Our knowledge of distant Neptune greatly increased from the scientific observations made during Voyager 2’s flyby in 1989, including the discovery of five additional moons and confirmation of dark rings orbiting the planet.

This image of Neptune was taken by Voyager 2 less than five days before the probe's closest approach of the planet on Aug. 25, 1989, and shows the "Great Dark Spot" — a storm in Neptune's atmosphere — and the bright, light-blue smudge of clouds that accompanies the storm.

Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

pinkspiraling

people are fine with my mental illness until i start acting mentally ill like girl i tried to tell you what to expect

somethinginthestatic

being in your early 20s is crazy bc there’s people who are literally married and people who’ve never even dated and people who are trapped in their childhood bedrooms waiting to get out and people who are trying to live out romanticized dream lives and people who are completely on their own and people with multi tiered support systems and we’re all supposedly peers and none of us think we’re doing it right at all