Not the beard!

“I am telling secrets to the one guy you don’t tell secrets to.”

[fiyerotigelar]

Reminder for when he “saves” it. He was the one who wanted this, and now he gets to be the hero and win favour with young constituents. Don’t give him the credit for fixing his own problem.

[politijohn]

[fluffygif]

Delightful baby

[dankmemeuniversity]

[one-time-i-dreamt]

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Remember when Jeff Bezos, who is worth 181 billion USD donated 690k to stopping Australian fires? Yeah, me too.

[sandandglass]

[bigtrashfire]

[slayerbuffy]

GO, LUKE. RANT, LUKE.

[nintendocialism-deactivated2023]

and he was literally never wrong

[good--bye--binary]

[boychic-deactivated20230922]

...... yeah can i get your girl's number?

[poetessinthepit]

Wife material. This dude is insane.

[systlin]

This woman is a keeper

[freeform]

Bisexuals be like…please bore someone else with your ridiculous questions, we’re tired #ProgressIsPride ______ Jay Jurden, your patience tho 🙏🏾

[adulthoodisokay]

i have been asked literally every single one of these questions over the course of my life

[morbidology]

Mohamed Bzeek, a Libyan-born Muslim, has been fostering terminally ill children for the past two decades. Since then, he has buried 10 children, some of who have died in his arms.

One of his foster children is a six-year-old girl who has a rare brain defect. As a result, she’s deaf, blind, and her arms and legs are paralysed. “I know she can’t hear, can’t see, but I always talk to her,” he said. “She has feelings. She has a soul. She’s a human being.” He took this young girl under his wing when she was just one month old. Mohamed’s biological son, Adam, was born in 1997 with brittle bone disease and dwarfism.

The DCFS said that Mohamed is the man they always call when they need to find a placement for a shock child. “He’s the only one that would take a child who would possibly not make it,” said a DCFS coordinator. In fact, he’s the only foster parent in the country that is known to take terminally ill children.

After being inspired by Mohamed’s story, somebody set up a gofundme. Click here to donate. 

[tami-taylors-hair]

Bold looks coming out of the country that banned Muslim women from wearing Burkas and Niqābs.  . 

[eldr1tchhorror-deactivated20231]

SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK

[catrinecat]

Holy shit they really did that???

[krwzprtt]

Yeah, they used a pretense of “hiding your face in public is problematic due to fuck if I know I just want to be islamophobic and pretend it’s just laicity.”

France has a big islamophobia problem.

[otatma]

[bisexuanal]

Yelling someone posted this on twitter with a “my friend sent me this”

[stateoffelicity]

Sign the Petition

Justice for Lakeith Smith and A’Donte Washington!

Please sign the petition!!!

[5hahem]

Bayard Rustin was an openly gay Black man who was Martin Luther King’s right hand man. He planned the Million Man March and was subject to scrutiny for his sexuality and deemed a “deviant” and “pervert”.

Bayard Rustin can be found in nearly every picture of MLK yet he has undoubtedly been erased from history. We have to fix that.

[skeletonmug]

Well then, let’s bring that name back.

Bayard Rustin, openly gay, human rights activist, proud black man.

[metrospotting-deactivated202104]

(the guy on the left in case you wondered)

[gaypriori]

Yeah he was literally the guy who was the head of planning the March on Washington.

If you want to learn more about him, there’s a great documentary on him called Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin

You can watch the full documentary here (until March 31st, 2016)

[studyeliza]

I did a research project on him, Ella Baker, Claudette Colvin and Stokely Carmichael comparing their contributions to the Civil Rights Movement to the lack of recognition and misrepresentation they received in commonly used high school American History textbooks. All of these people played major roles in the Civil Rights Movement—almost on par with MLK—yet they go largely unnoticed or unfairly pushed aside not only during their time, but even now in classes on American History. These men and women deserve to be remembered.

[klaineharmony]

I would also like to add Jame Baldwin to this list: writer, activist, and openly gay black man:

[cobraonthecob]

People they’ll never tell you about, may their stories be told now

[theeternalghost]

We all have that one character we’re in too deep for.

[fleetwoodmactshirt]