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Over The Garden Wall [Chapter 1~10]
why everybody be tryna act like they didn’t have a twilight phase
You either had a twilight phase or you had an anti-twilight phase and in either case you invested emotion in twilight, your twilight phase
this is it
this is the video that ends me
‘A Seat at the Table’ | stoneware | 2018
“1 in 4 Baltimore residents lives in a food desert.”
“25% of all farmworkers live in poverty.”
“In NYC, 1.4 mill. are food insecure.”
“Simply providing access to clean water could save 2 million lives a year.”
“½ the hospital beds in the world are occupied by people with an easily preventable waterborne disease.”
“Those with the highest consumption of federally subsidized foods have a 37% higher risk of becoming obese.” “The vast majority of agricultural subsidies go to commodity crops that are processed into unhealthy foods.” “Only 8% of Black Americans live in a community with 1 or more grocery stores. (Compared to 31% of White Americans.) It is increasingly clear we live in a two tiered food system.”
“With produce, about ¼ of each $1 goes to the farmer, and $0.08 of the $1 goes to the farm worker.”
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what goes around comes back three times.
no offense but this is a cinematic masterpiece
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Classes on consent are being taught in Kenya and rape in these areas where the classes are taught has decreased by 50%. The classes have also increased bystander intervention as well as female empowerment and positive masculinity.
This should be done everywhere!
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YESYESYESYESYESYESYES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It’s almost like rape is a choice made by the attacker alone.. That they had the full control all along, and that simply teaching them that women are fellow human beings and not objects for their pleasure really alters that choice.