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To many people, the Confederate battle flag may represent Southern history or Southern heritage or tradition. It also may represents states’ rights and defiance to the federal government to some people. But, to many, especially my black brothers and sisters, it represents hate, racism, defiance...
BAM.
I have never hit reblog so fast in my LIFE.
me: hey sorry i cant make it tomorrow!
person: aw whats wrong?
me: i don't wanna come
And love is when someone, who even knows your scars, stays to kiss them.
Benjamín Griss (via wordsnquotes)
We would be too! Oh the joys this lovely, liquid gold brings our hearts.
March 9
DeKalb officer shot and killed Anthony Hill, who struggled with mental illness and was unarmed and naked at the time of the shooting.
Follow the hashtags #AnthonyHill and #Antlanta for more information.
I feel so sick
Good Vibes HERE
John Lewis on The Daily Show
I have tears in my eyes.
"The killing of 17 victims in 3 despicable terrorist acts this week prompted a unity march of 1.5 million people including 40 world leaders in Paris. Well done.
Maybe it’s just me but did anyone else hear about Nigeria? 2000 civilians including women and children were massacred by terrorists this week.
Can somebody tell me why nobody is marching for those victims? Any world leaders planning a trip to Lagos or Abuja this week? Too busy? Bad flight connections? Just asking. Imagine the statement we could make.”
Boris Kodjoe
WHats going on in Nigeria?
2,000+ people were murdered by terrorists, this has been named the worst massacre of the boko haram. (source)
the same terrorists strapped a bomb to a 10 year old girl and placed her in a busy market square, killing 19 people at least. (source)
there has been another attack by the same group, and they are killing more people and are burning down the town (source)
nearly 70 schools have been forced to close or are damaged because of the recent violence (source)
the gunmen are reported to have kidnapped at least 172 women and children; this is not their first kidnapping. (source)
the school girls from #bringbackourgirls have still not been returned, and the mothers of these girls are now turning to the UN as no one else, including their government, seems to care anymore (source)
some people in attempts to escape the boko haram massacre have drowned in the lake near baga in their attempts (source)
boko haram have taken over a multinational military base (source)
they have also kidnapped at least 40 boys and men. (source)i will add more when i hear of it, if you have more sources or information, please let me know.
nigeria have said that they are not going to try and help get back the town of baga. (source)
Niger and Nigeria are (obviously) different countries so that last point should be corrected - Niger is saying it will no longer help Nigeria retain the town of Baga
There’s way too much going on in my homeland… Praying for Nigeria tonight.
Where was the march for the 2,000 killed in Nigeria last week?
Boko Haram insurgents in Nigeria committed a massacre of unbelievable proportions in Borno State. Over the period of a few days, the terrorist group killed more than 2,000 people in the town of Baga, as well as 16 neighboring towns and villages, burning entire communities to the ground. Amnesty International described it as the terror group’s “deadliest massacre” to date, and the Guardian reports that local defense groups said they gave up counting the bodies left lying on the streets.
By every objective measure, Boko Haram’s vicious massacre in Nigeria dwarfs the tragedy in France, so far that the Nigeria bloodshed has been described as one of the worst terrorist attacks in modern history. There’s only one problem: In all likelihood, you probably didn’t hear about it until just now.
I wrote this piece for
micdotcom
connecting the silence on Boko Haram’s latest atrocities versus the international outrage over the “Charlie Hebdo” tragedy to Islamophobia, biased media coverage and the overall silence on the non-Western and predominantly Muslim victims of terrorism worldwide. Check it out.
It’s a funny thing coming home. Nothing changes. Everything looks the same, feels the same, even smells the same. You realize what’s changed is you.
F. Scott Fitzgerald (via mydraco)
The bad part about being an introvert is that you feel like you get left out of everything but at the same time you’re not sure you wanted to go out and do the thing anyway … . .
