I was 14, walking past this woman every day. Pregnant. Reading. Baby crying. Still reading. I thought: bad decisions. I thought: where’s the man. Then one Friday there were drums and a convocation gown and I finally understood what I’d been watching.
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Charlie Kirk recently said to a Palestinian that there’s no such thing as Palestinians. Well now look… there’s no longer such a thing called Charlie Kirk.
the reason why the right freaked out so badly about people making fun of charlie is because it was a reminder that they had not achieved the cultural victory they thought they did with trump coming back. you may control the white house but u don’t control greater society
RIP to the 2,977 people that lost their lives on 9/11.
And NOW RIP to the millions of innocent people in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, and Yemen who paid the price for something they never committed
Christians tried to make that man a matyr right before our very eyes and it confirmed for me that they'll support evil if it mentions the name of Jesus even once
@cirnosad You speak in absolutes with no facts to back your claim. I only hate oppressors and people who are the embodiment of the most evil traits known. And are they white?
This photo was taken in 2006 by Stephanie Sinclair. She named the girl as Ghulam Haider. Even the most ill informed expert on Afghanistan will tell you that Ghulam Haider is exclusively a male name.
This scene was created by Sinclair, this wasn’t during an engagement or during a marriage party. Sinclair told them to sit there on that cushion, with that curtain in the background, and then she took the photo.
She then made up the story, made up the names (couldn’t even come up with a female name), and then spread the news far and wide for her own personal selfish interests + aligned national interests.
She then received big awards for this photograph, because it supported the American occupation’s pretext of saving Afghan women from brutal savage Afghan men.
She was also involved in the Parwana debacle of 2021, where she helped setup a fake marriage between a man and his niece (who was a child). She then went and “saved the girl” from the evil men that were trying to destroy her, and got international coverage for it, mainly because now, their NGOs were saving helpless women from evil Afghan men after the military solution failed.
Her organization is called Too Young to Wed (TYTW). As of 2026, they are still operating in Afghanistan, but keeping a low profile.
A Nigerian culture that needs to die like yesterday is the one where Nigerians think they can just get away with anything just by apologizing. It doesn’t matter the magnitude of what they’ve done as long as they apologize.