It's the motherlode of long shots but I'm trying to raise 1.8 m for my mum's eye surgery. The eyedrops no longer suffice. I've been able to raise 1 m but I need help raising the rest.
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Is it not mental that we're literally seeing Muslim women getting banned from wearing hijab and here's a picture of a white woman in the desert in a full niqab for promotional pictures of probably one of the biggest films of the year?! You'd think it can't get more ridiculous,
@halliecou What made you decide to wear that hoodie over your hair in your profile picture? The fear of men or a pretend god? What makes anybody decide to wear any piece of clothing really? Since we're all being stupid?
Western women cannot fathom the fact that Muslim women want to be able to decide what they can and cannot wear the same way all women should be able to decide what they can and cannot wear. Who's surprised?
@R2588384781831 1. Where did I imply that Islam is a race in my tweet?
2. Is the white woman in the picture a Muslim?
3. Where did I imply that white people can be Muslims?
Lagos state dsgbva really do their best but it kinda sucks that it doesn't count if the victims of DV, SV, or GBV isn't cishet. Like it's only exclusive to cishet people, sad.
Why does liberation of an Indigenous population need to be narrated through the exceptional destiny of an aristocratic outsider? Why does the Fremen struggle become the vehicle through which Paul discovers his identity, fulfils his potential, and establishes his place in history?
NOT TAKING A SIDE ON SUDANโS GENOCIDE IS TAKING A SIDE ON SUDANโS GENOCIDE.
And we will keep saying it over and over again until the world stops pretending that silence is neutrality.
Today, we remember Thomas Sankara, President of Burkina Fas from 1983-1987, He was an anti-colonial and anti-imperialist revolutionary icon. He was murdered in a French backed coup in 1987. May his spirit live on.
Had the pleasure of watching Back Inside Herself by S. Pearl Sharp, starring Barbara O. (Diary of an African Nun), while researching Cinenovaโs catalogue. The short is a visual poem about a Black woman finding her sense of self and inventing her own identity.