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next time u guys reblog something about how u wanna “protect sex workers” or how u wanna “destroy the sigma surrounding mental illness” im gonna think back to ur reaction to the zola story and remember how u were making memes about a victim of sex trafficking and about a bipolar person trying to kill themselves and it’s gonna be an ugly situation for u
Amazon Prime Now will bring your stuff to your door within two hours, but the person who delivers it has little hope of making a decent living.
Amazon’s one-hour delivery option launched in the Bay Area this week, but the workers behind the scenes of the “Prime Now” service say they’re paying a steep price to make the super-fast turnaround a reality.
Prime Now drivers are suing Amazon over pay that amounts to less than the California minimum wage. Drivers in the Los Angeles market make $11 an hour, but buy their own gas, insurance, and auto maintenance service. Drivers who cover 120 miles in a day without being reimbursed at the standard per-mile rate “make $88 in pay for eight hours with $69 in expenses, and are left with $19,” attorney Beth Ross, who is representing the Prime Now drivers, told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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These beautiful photos are fighting the stigma against dreadlocks in Brazil
Hair can be a powerful thing. A new series of stunning images by Kelvin Yule features models with long, dreadlocked hair. The goal is to present images that spotlight the beauty of a hairstyle that’s sometimes ill-received or judged in Brazil, due to the country’s history of racism toward people of African descent.
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Eritrean children at a refugee camp in Ethiopia are encouraged to draw as a way of processing their experiences. ‘I have no mother,’ writes an 11-year-old boy.
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