from Messages to the Public, 1982.
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
Sade Olutola
YOU ARE THE REASON
One Nice Bug Per Day
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todays bird

bliss lane
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Noah Kahan
Today's Document
Monterey Bay Aquarium
hello vonnie
d e v o n
Fai_Ryy
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

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Misplaced Lens Cap
Not today Justin

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@somewhereinaburstofglory
from Messages to the Public, 1982.
JUDE BELLINGHAM prior to being subbed in for ENGLAND v. FRANCE third place play-off
Camden House - Martijn Hesseling , 2025.
Dutch , b. 1971 -
Newspaper with industrial lacquer on plexiglass , 105 x 138 cm.
Framed
1) love needs action => not just words
2) trust needs proof => consistency over time not paranoia (no surveillance or tests)
3) sorry needs change => accountability not excuses
Artist: Gustaf Fjaestad
The Strokes frontman just said what most musicians are too scared to say out loud Julian Casablancas compared American Zionist victimhood rhetoric to appropriating the language of slavery, then joked his career was probably over, and kept talking anyway. Appearing on the YouTube series SubwayTakes, Casablancas said "American Zionists get the benefits of white privileged people but talk like they are Black people during slavery," he said. He then quipped "well, it's been nice having a career" before repeating the line to make clear he meant it. Casablancas pre-empted the predictable response by addressing October 7th directly. "Native American rebellions didn't mean it was ok to do what we did. Slave rebellions that were violent didn't mean that slavery is not bad." The argument is not complicated: the violence of the colonized does not retroactively justify the colonial project, and it never has.
Aron Wiesenfeld - "Lost Track" (2018)
"This button gets people killed"
Seen on a police emergency button in NYC
this cured the nation
“the beginning of the war will be secret” by jenny holzer
Claudia Cardinale on the cover of Lui magazine, March 1965.
Orlando Gill 🇵🇾
The streets will never forget
Give Vozinha the Golden Glove award right now I'm so serious. No one else deserves it. Vozhina, Golden Glove.