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[adri ♡ @socialistadri]

Ilhan Omar on why right-wingers focus on her and Hasan Piker so much:

"I think we look really good on their screens. They get tired of looking at their botox faces." 😭

[Clavicular @clavicular]

Live on the Red Scare Podcast https://t.co/RnGrzLfSR7

[Leonidas Aretakis @LAretakis]

Hon har kallats ”muslimjägare” av Jan Guillou och Vänsterpartiet svarar inte på hennes samtal.

Själv menar hon att hon bara gör partiet en tjänst.

Paulina Sokolow på @Flamman_ har intervjuat @inashmdn. https://t.co/6wVFwZydlr

[Empire: World History @EmpirePodUK]

How Trotsky was assassinated (he didn't die straight away)...🫥

[Søren Kierkegaard Club @Kierkegaarddd]

“Love is the expression of the one who loves, not of the one who is loved. Those who think they can love only the people they prefer do not love at all. Love discovers truths about individuals that others cannot see”

[Victor Pressfeldt @vpressfeldt]

Moriska paviljongen ritades av den polsk-judiske arkitekten Aron Wolff Krenzisky. Sten Anderssons tilltag blir symboliskt för hela Sd, på så sätt att det riktar sig mot både judar och muslimer.

[LadyIzdihar @LadyIzdihar]

Yes, I'm very cultured and can recite poetry!
The only poem I know:

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

David Sedaris on his changing relationship with his dying father and the meaning behind two faint words of apology: “You won.” https://t.co/PPbkHT2rGR

[GabrielSaidR @GabrielSaidR]

The Austrian convert to Islam (from Judaism) Muhammad Asad (born Leopold Weiss) wrote one of the most interesting (& controversial) translations of the Qur'an in English. His life was also interesting & controversial: he married (& divorced) a 11 yo Saudi girl (Munira) & served as Pakistan's first envoy to the United Nations. At one point his translation was banned in Saudi Arabia. Pretty good look in this photo from Radio Pakistan.

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

First, there are four major writers I follow: @theprophetpizza and @RobinGivhan at The Washington Post, @VVFriedman at The New York Times, and @cathyhoryn at The Cut. IMO, their fashion criticism is always smart and worth reading. (Givhan even won a Pulitzer for her work).