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if i had that much money i wouldn't be on here honey

[jonaaaa]

[morelifealways-deactivated20240]

Wow a look

[justaalittle]

[highmami]

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[ainhxa]

[cirvela]

Virginity is a construct, Jesus wasn’t white, homosexuality was normal/accepted in muslim-arab culture for centuries, cow milk is damaging to human health, racism against white people or sexism against men isn’t possible, slavery in the US still exists, hypermasculinity is toxic, ‘earning’ millions/billions is the result of strategic exploitation, women do not earn less because they are more likely to work in fields that are paid less but because jobs in sectors that primarily women work in are structurally paid worse/the average income of a job field decreases when more women start to work in it, women and people of color are proven to be more likely to get a false diagnosis by medical professionals because they do not take their pain/sympthoms as seriously, the race pay gap exists,

[mrteavg]

go shorty it’s ya birthday we gon party like it’s ya birthday

[sunturntalbino]

gonna sip Bacardi like it’s ya birthday

[chillxmami]

[highmami]

IG - queeneirual

[orbitofdesire]

A Black Man Died in Police Custody North of Paris. His Death Has Become France’s Ferguson.

The death of Adama Traoré, a black man in police custody, has touched off a cultural crisis over race, immigration, and what it means to be French.

In light of the recent news about Adama Traoré’s death (the fact that it has become clear now that he wasn’t sick when he was arrested, which is what his family has been saying since the beginning), here’s an in-depth article written in english about the whole story (from 02/01/2017). It’s not perfect or exhaustive but it helps contextualizing the case, explaining among other things how police brutality against black and brown people in France is rooted in the country’s colonial history, in case that wasn’t clear before, and how the state of emergency makes it practically impossible to criticize the police now.

[orbitofdesire]

this is even more relevant now that the government passed a new law opening up the rules of self-defence for policemen

[the6raisedme]

[highmami]

IG - queeneirual

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[highmami]

highmami

[spain5h-deactivated20220512]

Literally

[brooklynmutt-deactivated2021090]

George Clooney’s response when asked why he will not seek political office.

[sadbojs]

when u tryna accuse him of cheating but he

[wont-time-love-us]

Modern heartbreak is “read at 9:13 p.m.” when it’s 9:40. it’s unliked photos, it’s blocking and unblocking and blocking and unblocking. modern heartbreak is sick with being watched, it’s breakups playing out on twitter feeds, it’s unfollowed unfollowed unfollowed. it’s a broken jaw, it’s screenshotted photos that shouldn’t have been saved, it’s screenshotted texts meant for one person only. it’s seeing your ex lover with their new one, watching their lives playing out like yours didn’t, it’s phones thrown into bedroom walls when their profile changes from single to in a relationship. it’s snapchat stories to make that one person jealous because it feels like without them you’re nothing, it’s that one story expiring before they see it because they don’t give a fuck about you now and you know it, it’s deleting their contact info but wanting it tattooed on the back of your hand in case you ever want to call, it’s messy it’s messy it’s messy it’s so fucking messy because everyone fucking sees it and it never goes away.

[harryedward]

Okay but Selena Gomez and The Weeknd kinda beat Drake and J Lo for couples that I never thought would ever date