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[jade ❊ @shutupj4de]

manifestation works kids, this man paid me no mind a week ago now he wanna eat my ass 🧌

[Dr. NSPM-7 Whoa🔻🌺 @dasmadchengyal]

you have no healthcare, can't buy a house, rent is almost unaffordable, food is skyrocketing, no paid leave, no childcare. but your tax dollars will fund a foreign country with healthcare, paid leave, childcare + funding the entire lives unemployed settlers & the orthodox.

[bONGO 🌹 @wariocolosseum]

wiping meta off the face of the planet is strictly a net positive for humanity

[Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature]

In the early 1960s, the Nashua River in central Massachusetts was so polluted you could smell it from a mile away.

Marion Stoddart was a stay-at-home mother in Groton, Massachusetts, three-quarters of a mile from the river, with a background in anthropology and education and no particular expertise in environmental science or policy. She moved there in 1962, smelled the river, and decided she was going to fix it.

She gathered signatures, 6,287 of them, from residents in communities along the river. She showed up at the Massachusetts State House with bottles of the river water and made legislators look at what they were allowing.

She organized mayors, selectmen, and paper mill executives into a coalition. She lobbied for legislation. In 1965, Massachusetts passed the first state clean water act in the nation. Federal funding followed. Treatment plants were built. The discharges stopped.

The Nashua River is now swimmable. Salmon and other fish have returned. In 2019, sections of it were designated as Wild and Scenic under federal law, the same designation given to places the country considers worth protecting as national treasures.

Marion Stoddart is 98 years old. She still lives near the river. She's a reminder that the person who fixes a broken thing is usually someone who decided it was their problem too.

[danisha carter @danishacarterr]

being a republican is just an endless cycle of not understanding how anything works and crying about it

[Dr Ahmad Rehan Khan @AhmadRehanKhan]

ZOHRAN MAMDANI

[vids that go hard @vidsthatgohard]

Should be 9-0 since it’s in the fucking constitution.

[₣ØⱤ₮Ɏ✭ @Forty1_0]

There are more women built like this today and you guys spend your lives on the internet calling them men

[Dylan Park-Pettiford @dyllyp]

11 stars for the Confederate states instead of 13 stars for the original colonies is a detail most Americans won’t notice because of our public school system.

[Warren @swd2]

Notice when you want an abortion the fetus is a person but when we talk about immigration, actual children are called offspring.

Words matter. They are saying the Nazi shit out loud. Listen to them.

[Hassan Mafi ‏ @thatdayin1992]

Americans realizing they can't remain anonymous for criticizing ICE and can go to prison but every pedophile in the Epstein files is still free

[Lila ✰ @chemical_wxrld]

*taps sign*

[pHiycrtyl @iycrtylph]

wild idea here: you shouldn't have to make money in order to be allowed to live

[Lyn🦋 @_ayandamay]

“Men are natural leaders” babe, they can't even schedule a doctor’s appointment..

[Tim @trouble_man90]

Yall have “both sides” and “lesser evil” all our rights away

[Kia 🧸ྀི @xevekiah]

if you raped someone in 2013 and they chose to speak on it today, you're still a rapist. “that was mad long ago” is not a plea deal.

[𝓑ᥫ᭡ @quesadaaa_]

No cure for endometriosis. Barely any help for menopause or period pain. But sure, let's engineer ways for damaged sperm to conceive, risking kids' health, all to protect male egos.

[Booker G. Washington @BookerGWash]

Why can’t you believe it? #Project2025 told you that. We told you that.

[nelly! @nellychillin]

U are a bitch if u ever put your faith in Donald Trump. Idc if it was 2016 or whenever. Dude been evil from day one and yall dick ride because you got no fucking heart

[d✮ @LVNEINK]

shut the fuck up