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a collection of my favorite tweets regarding the Ever Given in the Suez Canal
happy 1st bday to... this.
I personally am declaring this to be a new International Holiday
Happy 2nd anniversary to the Suez Canal blockage!
i missed this post
this gifset or variations have been going around for at least a decade at this point, and I’m here to share the source!
it is from the Water episode of Look Around You, a British parody of dry educational videos. I watched it back in college in 2009 or so and it rewired my brain.
Me going to the University every morning
Jamie Lee Curtis and Michelle Yeoh show off tee with viral image of Jamie celebrating Michelle's Golden Globes win.
Get the shirt HERE
I work at a big chain bookstore. Someone at another store found this while tidying up the children’s department.
inspired by this post about this onion article
I’m in a place in my career now where I am specifically interested in roles that explore a character’s race. Because I can—and because I want our conversations to eventually move to a place that recognizes that it’s important. … We don’t want to just have a person of colour acting the way a white person would act. Because they’re not!
Sandra Oh for Elle Canada (June 2020)
I’m in a place in my career now where I am specifically interested in roles that explore a character’s race. Because I can—and because I want our conversations to eventually move to a place that recognizes that it’s important. … We don’t want to just have a person of colour acting the way a white person would act. Because they’re not!
Sandra Oh for Elle Canada (June 2020)