Hi, I'm Faiyaz. I'm a photographer from Singapore ๐ธ๐ฌ i'm of Indian and Sri Lankan descent.
I capture the vast diversity of beauty among South Asians #SouthAsianArtists
As we kick off a transformative Year of the Dragon, Iโm excited to announce that I have decided to wrap up with Vogue and jump into the next chapter of my career ๐ช๐ฝ
Orgullosa de ser Latinoamericana.
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Ok so Olivia Wilde presented herself as a feminist but made her lead work with an abuser then replaced him with her โIโm not an actorโ boyfriend that she cheated on her husband with and paid him MORE than Florence Pugh, starting a Feud. Also Chris Pine is there and got spit on.
humbly recommending the film โ5 Broken Camerasโ โ a firsthand account of military occupation told through five cameras destroyed by israeli soldiers โ to everyone paying attention to assaults on press freedom in israel/palestine rn
Shocking news,our colleague Al #Jazeeraโs long-time senior correspondent in #Palestinian territories Shireen Abu Aqleh was shot with a bullet in the head during an Israeli operation in Jenin refugee camp . RIP
DID YOU KNOW: Singaporeans have invented a ton of things that are being used everyday, all around the world, but many of us donโt even realise it!
Hereโs a thread on some uniquely Singaporean inventions:
When someone dies in our name, we should know about it. This morning Nagaenthran Dharmalingam, an intellectually disabled man, was executed for the crime of trafficking less than 3 tablespoons of diamorphine, coerced by a trafficker who threatened to murder his girlfriend.
if we believe that human traffickers, child molesters, domestic abusers, serial rapists, animal abusers, and repeatedly violent people can be rehabilitated, why do we hold so firm to the notion that a person who trafficked drugs, even just once, is beyond correction?
#NotInMyName
the law is not fair. not every โdangerous actโ is punishable by death. and not every act that is punishable by death is a โdangerous actโ in the sense that state media wants you to believe. whatโs dangerous about a man who needs to provide for his family but has no options?
the point is that whether you end up as a drug mule or not is not a question of morality. itโs a question of privilege. itโs situational. if you were in a different position with different options and different struggles, the choice youโd make might not be very legal either.
i am really deeply saddened by the fact that some of my countrymen read about the updates on Nagenโs case and responded with โhe should have just obeyed the law.โ in the spirit of your own remarks, hereโs a list of crimes that you have probably committed:
dunno if this is a hot take but people cannot afford to fully go green. We can't just buy an electric car, or start installing solar power. Even poorer families can't afford to buy bulk to reduce costs or find eco-friendly alternatives.
Who can afford to go green? Corporations
From pashmina shawls to chappal-style slippers to older-wiser-chicer styling โ your aunties and uncles are the season's unlikely muses.
But WTF is auntiecore? https://t.co/OIPQ6TZfEZ
You asked, and we answered.
Here it finally is:
The full audio from @RealChalamet and @Harry_Styles conversation from THAT iconic i-D interview is finally here! ๐จ๐ฑ
Listen here: https://t.co/MGyHMNDpeo