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Hi my name is Angel

@c0smic-ab0minati0n

Queer Demiromantic. Agender(any pronouns). neurodivergent. mentally ill. chronically ill. I am an adult
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bigfrood

After getting over the initial shock and heartbreak of this tweet and this reply, it hit me that (and I don't know if this is a cultural thing here in the middle east or an Islamic one)

A child has to be named even if they're stillborn.

For a child to not be named, that means there's no one left to name them. They were killed along with their entire family.

I hoped I was wrong, but I checked the list of victims of Israeli attacks and found this:

Israel has ended 47 Palestinian bloodlines over the course of this genocide (or perhaps more), so you might think that this little detail isn't that important, but I don't think we should get used to cruelty of this proportion, no matter how consistently Israel commits it.

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miinaandeg

Israel just murdered another journalist's, Muhamoud Abu-Hasira's, whole family including his wife and children as punishment for showing what they're doing

The total number of journalists targeted and murdered is approaching 40 at this time (11/5/2023). If you count the total number of journalists or their families that have been murdered it's approaching 100. Multiple journalists have had their whole families wiped out and are still reporting and working to expose the genocide.

Keep talking, keep posting their work. They've been forced to sacrifice everything for every scrap of information hat makes it out of Palestine

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“let us not forget that Sudan has been at war for 26 weeks as of now. half a year in war. half a year with no media coverage and no voice.

pray for Sudan the way you would pray for your own countries. don't forget Sudan.”

ID: A screenshot of a graphic with white text at the top reading: "let us not forget that Sudan has been at war for 26 weeks as of now. half a year in war. half a year with no media coverage and no voice. pray for Sudan the way you would pray for your own countries. don't forget Sudan."

Below this text is an image of a group of Black folks sitting in chairs, the image focusing on two in the front. One sits with their face in their hands, staring down, distressed. The other stares off to the side, holding a baby in their arms. White text in front of them reads: "Up to 9,000 killed in Sudan, 5 million displaced"

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"Why is there no doctors or scientists or educated people in gaza?" Because Israel is killing them all. The majority of the population in gaza are under 18, Israel kills them before they get to college, and also kills the ones who do.

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yo4sblog

Imagine lying for 75 years and STILL not being able to say a proper lie it's just pathetic at this point

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Are you in Athens, Georgia?

Did you lose your dog?

I found your dog! ✨

Our local shelter is under a Parvo hold, so she'll probably stay with me until the 8th. She has a collar and is very friendly. She seems very well-taken care of.

I want to make sure to show her to everyone I can!

Please show your friends! She seems like she got out and is missed. I want her owners to know she was found and okay!

REBLOG IF YOU THINK HER EARS ARE HUGE

  1. holy shit ears
  2. someone is missing their pet bunnydog, spread this around so she gets home
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Hey everyone! In all the bad news going on right now, here's some good news! I'm scheduled for top surgery! I'm well aware that there's so many other more important things to donate to right now, which is why any funds I don't end up using to pay for the surgery costs will go towards ZaKa, a humanitarian organization that's been working hard to recover and identify the bodies of victims of war and all mass casualty events. This cause is really important to me, which is why the funds will go there.

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here is a resource my professor shared with our class, courtesy of the palestinian feminist collective. please share this post yall, it has a digital toolkit with resources, explanations on what’s happening, and assertions on why the genocide in palestine is a feminist issue.

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depsidase

10h

"In the instance an employer makes an illegal request for a photograph as part of a job application, you may submit a complaint to the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission." Successful violation fee collections are paid partially to the one who suffered the violation, which in many cases exceeds a year of work at these shit jobs. There's only two weak points to a corporation, and those are in the budget and in the supply chain. Hit them where it hurts.

Fucking word.

Learn your rights!

AUTO REBLOG IN CASE YOU MISSED THIS THE 1ST TIME AROUND.  It is important to KNOW YOUR RIGHTS.

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fesenjan

“Copper was Africa's chief mineral export. Being an excellent conductor of electricity, it became an indispensable part of the capitalist electrical industry. It is an essential component of generators, motors, electrical locomotives, telephones, telegraphs, light and power lines, motor cars, buildings, ammunition, radios, refrigerators and a host of other things. A technological era tends to be defined by the principal source of power. Today, we speak of a Nuclear Age, since the potential of nuclear power is shown to be immense. The Industrial Revolution in Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries was the Age of Steam. In a parallel manner, the colonial epoch was the Age of Electricity. Therefore, the vital copper exports from Congo, Northern Rhodesia and other parts of Africa were contributing to the leading sector of European technology. From that strategic position, its multiplier effects were innumerable and were of incalculable benefit to capitalist development.

In the context of a discussion of raw materials, special reference must again be made to the military. African minerals played a decisive role both with regard to conventional weapons and with regard to the breakthrough to atomic and nuclear weapons. It was from the Belgian Congo during the second world war that the U.S.A. began getting the uranium, which was a pre-requisite to the making of the first atomic bomb. In any case, by the end of the colonial period, industry and the war-machine in the colonising nations had become so intertwined and inseparable that any contribution to one was a contribution to the other. Therefore, Africa's massive contribution to what initially appears as peaceful pursuits such as the making of copper wire and steel alloys ultimately took the shape of explosive devices, aircraft-carriers, and so on.”

Walter Rodney, How Europe Underdeveloped Africa