My cat and i are still alive in Gaza.🇵🇸
If you see this photo,
please don't scroll past in silence.
Write anything - even a single dot means so much to us and reminds us that we are not alone.🥹🙏
This is every child’s worst nightmare. But i refuse to give up. Pls do not ignore, My mom's life depends on this. My mother who’s a sole financial provider. She’s dying and suffering from terminal brain cancer. The medical bills have piled up as she was denied medical assistance,
Already i’m in danger again because mandatory expenses are taking what I need for rent next month
I’m going to die if this doesn’t even get a buffer long enough to find a way out i’m so terrified this is how hard it is to be alive because I do not have any support system
3 replies — even dots — can break the algorithm 🙏🙏
We urgently need 25$ to buy food.😭🤲
Is there anyone willing to volunteer generously to help?👇👇https://t.co/Ng5nVdo2Bf
In June 1943, Detroit became the scene of one of the most violent episodes of racial unrest in the city's history. This photograph captures a striking moment from that violence, showing a Black man being helped to his feet by two young white men after he had been badly beaten.
The Detroit race riot began on June 20, 1943, after racial tensions erupted at Belle Isle, a popular public park. Rumors quickly spread through the city, inflaming already deep divisions over housing, employment and segregation. Violence soon moved into surrounding neighborhoods, where Black residents were attacked by white mobs, businesses were looted and cars were overturned and burned.
Black workers had migrated to Detroit in large numbers during the Great Migration, drawn by industrial jobs created by the city's wartime economy. But employment opportunities were not matched by equal access to housing. Segregated neighborhoods, discrimination and overcrowding created conditions of intense racial tension.
During the riot, white mobs attacked Black people in the streets and pulled Black passengers from streetcars and buses. Police responses were also deeply unequal. Of the 34 people killed, 25 were Black, and 17 Black residents were killed by police. Hundreds more were injured before federal troops were brought in to restore order.
I'M TERRIFIED OF LOSING THE LITTLE SOUL I LOVE SO MUCH… 💔😭
My beloved Lulu is seriously ill, and I’m doing everything I can for her. 🐾 We still need $112 for her treatment, vitamins, and food. Please help me give Lulu the care she urgently needs. Every little donation matters. 🙏https://t.co/US0Yn04HUK
🚨 UPDATE: The 6-year-old girl brutally attacked by an 8-year-old classmate in Panchkula, India, is now out of danger.
PGIMER’s director personally visited her. She’s receiving free medical treatment and has been given a private room.
But here's the disturbing question:
How does a 6-year-old get beaten with bricks and kicked inside a school classroom without anyone stepping in?
The school had CCTV. There were teachers on duty. Yet the violence went unnoticed for hours.
The principal and teachers have reportedly been suspended.
An 8-year-old capable of such brutality is deeply alarming. But a school that fails to protect a 6-year-old is an institutional disgrace.
She survived. That doesn't mean the system worked.
https://t.co/SUgC5kSIPD
A young girl is left in shock by the horrific scene following an Israeli airstrike on tents sheltering displaced Palestinians west of Gaza City. The airstrike killed 3 Palestinians, including a child, and injured others.
💔 Battling kidney failure and depending on regular dialysis has made every day a struggle. The rising treatment costs are overwhelming, but I’m holding on to hope. 🙏 Your donation or a simple share could make a life-changing difference in my fight
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