Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen young people in every corner of the country step up and become leaders. Through organization and mobilization, they’re showing us how we can sustain this momentum to bring about real change. https://t.co/UKnowQM2Lj
To all of you incredible trans human beings, please know how loved and supported you are, and that you DESERVE to be f**king treated like human beings.
Young, questioning, or scared LGBTQ+ people. You are valid. You are beautiful. You are necessary. You are infinitely more than their hate. They will try to take away your rights. Your power. Your pride. But they will fail. Because we see you. We accept you. We will fight for you.
This goes out to all my trans pals: your rights and your identity fucking MATTER. No matter what that sack of shit in office says, you are valid and you are loved and you are seen.
Let’s keep fighting for your rights, cuz they matter as much as anyone else’s <3
Really wish JK Rowling would stop tweeting, or at least LEARN something.
Anyway Trans Rights and happy #PrideMonth I hope more people accept you for the beautiful people that you are.
Congrats to Julia and Steven, the filmmakers behind American Factory, for telling such a complex, moving story about the very human consequences of wrenching economic change. Glad to see two talented and downright good people take home the Oscar for Higher Ground’s first release.
Was 2019 an eventful year for you? It certainly was for our home planet. Earth experienced volcanic eruptions, tropical cyclones and a total solar eclipse. Take a look at last year through our selection of @NASAEarth satellite images:
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#HubbleFriday Many galaxies we see with Hubble look similar: spiral arms, a glowing center, & bright specks of star formation with dark ripples of dust weaving throughout. Spiral galaxy NGC 772 is no exception: https://t.co/kREt8UURb8
#HubbleClassic This beautiful, bow-tie-shaped nebula was produced by a dying star similar to our Sun. Called NGC 2440, it lies in the constellation Puppis, about 4,000 light-years from Earth: https://t.co/KTGPwHyowI
#HubbleFriday NGC1333 is classified as a reflection nebula. The cool gas and dust concentrated in this region is generating new stars whose light is reflecting off the surrounding material, lighting it up and making this object’s presence known to us ✨ https://t.co/VW7bSMIzLw
#HubbleClassic The Red Spider Nebula might look like a cosmic arachnid, but it's actually the cast-off outer layers of a dying Sun-like star. The hot star's powerful stellar winds create waves in the expelled gas: https://t.co/hk2kQyTNJ2
👀 When we peer deep into space, we don't expect to find something staring back at us...
This galactic ghoul, captured by @NASAHubble, is really a head-on collision between 2 galaxies. Get spooked & find out what lies inside this ghostly apparition: https://t.co/xV2KiWphxf