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Ghada Karmi and Ellen Siegel, in 1973, 1992 and 2011. Photos by Francis Khoo (1, 2) and Jean-Pascal Deillon (3).
Shades of the fight with Thor on the top of Avengers tower. Kinda lost my shit when I saw it.
Didn't realize it until today, but apparently I have a type 🤷♀️
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Victor and Yuuri hugging
This was the only thing I could think of to surprise you more than you've surprised me.
Imagine being buried alive and then seeing this little guy with a backpack suddenly arrive
It gets better. The little backpack has a two-way radio.
So you’re trapped under rubble, and then a rat shows up. Flicks a switch on its little tumtum. And starts talking to you.
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#I love the hashtag women in STEM bc at first I thought they meant the rat 🙈 (via @sprotteswelt)
until you said that it never occurred to me that the woman in STEM was the scientist and not the rat. i was just like “hell yeah, this rat is a powerful woman pioneering lifesaving technologies as a rescue ranger”
why are we sleeping on this
I love the pan pride flag colors, tbh
These steps President Jimmy Carter took while in office are still shaping the United States more than four decades later. But they didn’t he
A significant part of Jimmy Carter’s legacy hasn’t gotten much attention, even amid the recent outpouring of tributes to the 39th US president after he entered hospice care.
These steps Carter took during his presidency are still shaping the United States, decades after he left office. But they didn’t help him at the polls.
Because of Carter’s actions, hundreds of thousands of people fleeing persecution had a chance to come to the United States when he was commander-in-chief. And millions more resettled in the US after he left office.
“He was well aware of the political cost,” says Carter biographer Kai Bird, author of “The Outlier: The Unfinished Presidency of Jimmy Carter.” When it came to taking on tough issues, Bird says, Carter didn’t shy away from doing what he thought was right.
And that’s where Carter found himself in the summer of 1979, making a decision that went against what polls said that most Americans wanted.
The scenes from the other side of the world were devastating.
Hundreds of thousands of people fleeing government oppression in Southeast Asia were taking to the sea, and many were drowning as they tried to escape.
A crisis that began before Carter took office was becoming increasingly dire by the day. In 1978, Carter ordered American ships to pick up refugees fleeing by boat. A year later, the exodus had only intensified.
And as world leaders met to discuss top issues facing their countries, Carter took a dramatic stand, announcing the US would double the number of refugees accepted monthly from the region from 7,000 to 14,000. The move, according to news reports at the time, was aimed at pushing other countries to take similarly significant steps.
It was not politically popular. As writer Thu-Huong Ha noted in a 2016 piece for Quartz, a poll from CBS and The New York Times showed that 62% of Americans disapproved. And a Gallup poll indicated 57% of Americans were opposed to the US relaxing its immigration policies for refugees from the region.
Carter did it anyway. [...]
Rightoids have been raging about LEGO's latest theme (LEGO Dreamzzz) because it's marketed as being gender-neutral, you know, like how LEGO was originally marketed? 🙄
This is going to make your kids trans!1!111
It’s time for all the companies and organizations to change their logos to rainbow and pretend it makes them the worlds best allies!
Happy pride everyone! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Loki takes over 💥 Catch @twhiddleston on the cover of @EntertainmentWeekly and start streaming Marvel Studios’ #Loki June 9 on @DisneyPlus. 📸: @charliegraystudio for EW.
HAPPY PRIDE MONTH Loki Laufeyson