@TheAmandaGorman Amanda, I so miss the hope you inspired in me and the world that day. Now, all I see are self-serving oligarchs enriching themselves while taking control of our common destiny. May God have mercy.
Four years ago I wrote my inaugural poem The Hill We Climb. Both when I wrote it and performed it, I did so while continuously reflecting on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and Coretta Scott King’s legacy. I was (and am) blown away by how my words reverberated around the world; if anything, it proved to me that we honor King’s dream, by daring to dream big, and by, most importantly, daring to dream together. Only then will the loving fantasies of our better nature transform into reality. The work and fight for the dream persists, and what’s more, it is not just a fight, but fate—that perhaps we are as destined for this time as it is destined for us. What a worthwhile, powerful calling only we can answer. Here with you in the hill and the climb, and whatever light lies beyond, whatever light lies within.
-Amanda
@mhdksafa Not a bot, not a sheeple, not a damn Zionist, and 100% against the ongoing genocide in Gaza, and the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians from Gaza and the west bank!
to all the tractor twats coming to London tomorrow to protest about the taxes you should be paying can you please bog off and take Jeremy Clarkson with you thanks 👋🚜
I really don't expect so much support. But, please if there's anyone outside the biased media, who thinks Keir Starmer is a kind of pretty good Prime Minister, please repost
If everyone who has been grateful for an NHS doctor followed and retweeted we would reach a million followers this evening and be much stronger together
@SuzieWo20886208 Brits love paying through the nose for low quality privatised essential services. They can't get enough of it. Even today most Brits think more privatisation will make things better. They watch GB news and BBC because they enjoy hearing that more privatisation is coming.