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Tuesday, October 27th 2020
Today I decided to paint a symbol of #OgólnopolskiStrajkKobiet, because of the recent events in Poland. I am prochoice and I think that our government is way out of line.
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Creativity 🖌
Tuesday, October 27th 2020
Today I decided to paint a symbol of #OgólnopolskiStrajkKobiet, because of the recent events in Poland. I am prochoice and I think that our government is way out of line.
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