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priv @SERIM3L (anyone can req) RT heavy + read pinned

[two jets, one kewchie @blknessoverload]

please don’t let the shares fool you I’m struggling

[i, 명탐정Fay ♟️ ☽☾ 🔻 @tamjeongevol]

yall arent woke ur just queer i need you to understand this

[Nimda ͒👾🐇 Virus Vtuber @NimdaBunny]

There is no LGB without the T. Our rights were fought for by trans black women. Grow up or get out

[. @NatalyNicole_]

This was never met. Late fees are stacking. Pls help at least for the safety of a Native child

[Genevieve Ivy @NubulaGalaxie]

I’ve reached the point where I either get help or I become a statistic. Don’t leisurely watch as rts/likes determine if someone eats that day, has safe housing or medical care.

1180 is the dystopian price tag to keep me alive for August. Can anyone assist?

P/V: nubulagalaxie

[Abdul Fatth @FatthAbdul58663]

We haven't received any assistance for three days, and we're still trying to cope despite the harsh conditions. Every passing day increases our children's suffering. If you can help, don't delay; your support could make a huge difference in our lives.https://t.co/ZIX7DCx0aE

[Drew @HeyImReallyDrew]

Please share to help an unhoused Black Trans Woman!

All donation sizes appreciated!

[𝕌𝕟𝕕𝕖𝕣𝕕𝕠𝕘𝔹𝕋: 𝔹𝕃𝕄 ✊🏿 @B_Rabbit843]

"Black boys deserve to live" is NOT a controversial statement. If you have a problem with that, reevaluate your life.

RIP Nolan Wells

[BLACK-MEDIA-HUB✊🏿 @BmediaHQ]

#SayHerName grew from the need to make sure Black women were not left out of conversations about police violence in America. Women such as Rekia Boyd, Atatiana Jefferson and Sandra Bland became some of the best-known names associated with the movement, but there are many others whose stories never received the same national attention.

The women remembered through #SayHerName did not all die under the same circumstances. Some were killed during encounters with police, while others died in custody. What connects their stories is the effort to make sure Black women are remembered as individuals, not forgotten names or statistics. Learning what happened to them is part of understanding the wider history of race, policing and justice in America. #BlackHistory #SayHerName #BlackWomen

[𝒦ennedy 𝜗𝜚 Mizuki’s angel @kkennylicious]

if your first instinct is to victimize yourself whenever black people talk about racism because you also happen to be a minority, you are racist. we have to listen to black people when they talk about racism. stop trying to center the conversation on yourself.

[. @NatalyNicole_]

It’s actually so disheartening to see racists and evil people raise life changing amounts while I beg. I wish people would show up for Native women and children. Pls anything helps. Even a share

[Sabrina @JabrKlwb]

We are sharing our suffering with you in the hope that our post will reach people who can help us provide food for our children.
Donation link.👇 I hope you will contribute.
https://t.co/fjndZQldXK

[Sabrina @JabrKlwb]

I hope my children's plea reaches you. Please don't ignore my children.
I hope everyone will share my post and help me if possible to provide food for my children.
You can donate via the link
https://t.co/fjndZQldXK

[Rami Hamad Akram Al-Ubaid @RamiUbaid97990]

If you see this photo, put a dot to break the silence.

3 replies — even just dots — can help save my children.
https://t.co/E7TbF8Pshx

[King Roy @RoyIsThaTruth]

They murdered Tasia Fortune to silence us about Nolan Wells.

SAY THEIR NAMES!!!!
Y'ALL ARE NOT GETTING AWAY WITH THIS!!!

#TASIAFORTUNE
#NOLANWELLS

[PPD Missing Persons @PPDMissing]

Missing Juvenile Jesiah Broady from the 22nd District https://t.co/7I5nHBTaOd

[𝒦ennedy 𝜗𝜚 Mizuki’s angel @kkennylicious]

reminder to my fellow white people that silence is compliance and instead of trying to victimize ourselves we should be speaking out against racism and advocating for change

also speaking up about racism isn’t “drama” and you should not be treating it like such. it’s oppression

[Sun Ra @KailSovl]

A 29 year old black woman was lynched in my city named Tasia Fortune and we want answers! How does something like this continue to happen? this isn’t even 1 mile away from my neighborhood. Justice for Tasia Fortune she didn’t deserve this.