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selfgoals

If you can’t reblog this, unfollow me now.

sunkissedspider

it’s fucking disgusting that i just lost 6 followers

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We stan!!!!

chaotic good

exploding-plastic-inevitable

There’s a happy ending to, because the robbery was unsuccessful, the couple ended up getting the money Eden needed from a movie inspired by em! Also John only had to serve part of his sentence. Check out their wedding photos btw they’re beautiful.

itsanidiom

reblogging because I’ve seen this post a thousand times and I’ve never seen the happy ending!!

rhube

Extremely wholesome content.

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decommissioning-blog

The cause of racism is often fear of the unknown - lack of knowledge about other cultures. Travel, explore and learn - open your mind.

nguyenthimichelle

I will ALWAYS, ALWAYS, reblog this every time it comes up on my blog. This is the BEST statement, I’ve ever seen.

silvermoon424

I really love this. So many are dead-set on the view that people cannot better themselves but that simply isn’t true. Everybody deserves a second chance and everybody has the ability to better themselves.

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Oscar Isaac is braver than any of the armed forces

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*slams reblog*

ariesaav

Klezmer dolphins.

willcub-deactivated20180521

I don’t know that I’ve reblogged anything faster in my entire tumblr life.

el-shab-hussein

Check if your city has this program!!!

Everyone needs access to reliable, affordable transportation — to get to work, visit the doctor, make it to school, or simply participate in

Please boost this!!!

infiniteglitterfall

Lyft does not know how the fuck to make this accessible. Their entire explanation of how to use it, which people on Twitter had to keep asking them for, was:

"We're working with several partners to serve different communities around the country. @UnitedWay offers immediate assistance and access to rides at https://t.co/bNqtYzSOz9. For info on how to work with our other partners, check out https://t.co/yyaIw36gKT"

Basically... go through their links to every different agency... contact each of them... and ask each of them how to do it?

Fortunately, the United Way (which runs 211) was a little clearer.

United Ways and 211s will begin providing free Lyft rides to eligible clients in select cities this month.

Basically, if you're in one of these cities:

Atlanta, GA

Austin, TX

Baltimore, MD

Boston, MA

Cleveland, OH

Cincinnati, OH

Denver, CO

Des Moines, IA

Detroit, MI

Houston, TX

Jacksonville, FL

Louisville, KY

Minneapolis, MN

Omaha, NE

Philadelphia, PA

Pittsburgh, PA

Salt Lake City, UT

San Diego, CA

San Francisco Bay Area, CA

Springfield, MA

St. Louis, MO

Tacoma, WA

Tallahassee, FL

Tampa Bay Area, FL

Ventura, CA

You can call 211, or text 898211, to ask about the program. (Tbh they'll probably make you call, to ask you a few questions so they know if you qualify.) Then they'll tell you what to do to use it.

You can also take the opportunity to ask about anything else you might need help with, like interview clothes, food, utility bills, etc. They're basically there to connect you with all the resources.

el-shab-hussein

Please reblog this version instead as it's more useful! Thanks for letting us know.

zendadya

#she’s THAT bitch

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uppityfemale

Not truthiness, just truth.

shamethepainaway

Yeah well perhaps they should have figured out what a border is first. Because their parents broke the law by Crossing ours and better than spend the time in these facilities than a prison with grown adults who made the human traffickers not even their parents

colordogluckynumber

Actually, let me enlighten you.

These people in detention have not committed a crime. - I don’t mean that in a moral or a figurative sense. I mean literally. It is NOT a crime to ask for asylum. - These people didn’t jump a fence, they didn’t sneak into the backyard. They are knocking on the front door and saying “People are trying to kill me in my home country, will you let me in?” - Now, I didn’t fall off the turnip truck. Some of these people are lying. That’s why you have a hearing. And because they might wander off, these people are held in detention until the hearing. - This hearing is NOT in a criminal court. It’s in an immigration court. Because these people have not committed a crime. - Immigration court is not like criminal court. You don’t have a right to an attorney. - So these people are waiting around, separated from their children, with no attorney, until they get a hearing. - In 2015, the median wait for an immigration hearing was 404 days. - Here’s where it gets even more twisted. If people plead guilty to asylum fraud, they get their kids back and get deported. - So these people knock on the front door, which is perfectly legal, and we take their kids, and tell them the quickest way to get the kids back is to confess to fraud. - If someone committed a crime (ie. shoplifting, armed robbery, murder) and you took their kids away to make them confess, that confession would be thrown out. - But these confessions are lawful, because this isn’t criminal court. - Because these people haven’t committed a crime. - Now some people think that if we make it so unpleasant for these people, they will stop trying to cross the border. - But the message this sends isn’t “Go Home.” The message it sends is “Sneak in.” - If they go home, they think they will be murdered. If they request asylum, they are separated from their children. - If they sneak in successfully, they’re safe. If they sneak in and get caught, they are no worse off than if they sought asylum legally. - And remember, these people haven’t committed a crime.