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[Persephone @tea_skull_queen]

@NikolaiArms @fumikozoey @idkxxxxxyyy @KirbysThe0ne @4Evil_Resident2 Brianna Ghey wanted to be accepted in life, just like everyone in the LGBT+ community. You can be ostracized just like HER if the circumstances were even slightly different. The least you can do is be a good human and pay respects to someone who lost HER life.

[‏ً @omgsidewalks]

So if I purchase a DVD and digitize it, that’s copyright infringement. But if an AI company buys my book and scans it to train their system, that’s perfectly fine? Once again, corporations are allowed to play by their own rules. I’m so sick of the hypocrisy.

[𝙎👼🏻 @SZade15]

You have no idea how much respect I have for this person who has systematically archived every piece of evidence from the Gaza genocide.

This is how history refuses to be erased. Thank you for your extraordinary work. ❤️🙏🏼

[🏴based opossum🏴🚬 @CrustPunk161]

We're reaching new heights here, folks

[Liz.🐞 @elizabxtthh]

People who think saying “I love you” too often makes it lose its meaning are so boring to me.

If someone tells you they love you three times in one hour, that means there were three separate moments where they thought about you, felt that love, and wanted you to know.

Say “I love you” to the people you love as often as you can. Sometimes people need the reminder that they’re loved.

[Maryam @hell_line0]

Interviewer: "So, if you hadn’t ended up with Barack Obama, you wouldn’t be the First Lady?"

Michelle Obama: “No. If Barack Obama hadn’t ended up with me, he wouldn’t be President.”

[Fear Before The Marge Of Simpson @cleaming_]

Everyone makes fun of this kinda guy but I need you all to know that dudes like this are a fucking godsend in the industry and if your animation team has one of him you're set

[James Tate @JamesTate121]

Black people don't hang themselves from trees. No this is not a suicide.

[ToonHive @ToonHive]

97 years ago today, ‘The Skeleton Dance’ released in theaters.

[𝓡𝓪𝓷𝓭𝔂🪐🪄 @Iam_randy07]

Everyone pause!!!!!! My 4 year old autistic son just called me mommy for the first time and I am losing my mind 🥹

[TruthSeeker01011 @TruthSeek01011]

If you are going to use a burner account, to send me very visual and vivid death threats, such as an account did on Instagram saying they wanted to shoot me in the head, because I’m a woman working in the oilfield. Make sure you’re really good at hiding your identity, Brent Thompson. Because you look like thumb, a beta cuck who licks and kisses the tip of a hot dog before taking a bite. Now you know I found your address and phone number because I called you. You seemed really scared when I found out who you were yet you had so much to say on my Instagram. Tell me why you deleted all your accounts? Brent Thompson

[👑 @coffeededo_o]

It was worth it 😭true friendship

[sienna ☆ @QueriendoReo]

And yk what? I am a yearner. I do listen to music thinking about us, I do look forward to every time I get to see you, I do look at pictures of us, and I replay our conversations in my head.

[WAV Archive @WAVArchive]

You Are A Pirate — Máni Svavarsson (Lazy Town) (2004)

[A'ja Smith @AjaSmith_]

I am NOT keeping quiet on this at all.

As a veteran myself, and as someone who comes from a family of veterans who served this country and broke barriers themselves, I find this absolutely disgraceful.

I strongly disagree with any effort to remove Doris “Dorie” Miller’s name from the future USS Doris Miller (CVN-81). Whoever thought this was a bright idea is completely wrong.

This should not happen.

Doris Miller’s name is not there because of politics. His name is there because of courage, sacrifice, service, and American history.

Miller was born in Waco, Texas, in 1919 and enlisted in the United States Navy in 1939. At a time when the Navy was segregated and opportunities for Black sailors were severely restricted, Miller served as a mess attendant — one of the few positions available to Black sailors.

Then came December 7, 1941.

During the attack on Pearl Harbor, Miller was serving aboard the USS West Virginia. In the middle of explosions, fire, enemy aircraft, and death, Miller helped move his wounded commanding officer and assisted injured sailors.

Then, despite having no formal training as an anti-aircraft gunner, Miller took control of a machine gun and fired at attacking Japanese aircraft.

Think about that.

A Black sailor serving in a segregated Navy — a Navy that limited what he was even allowed to do — did not hesitate when his country came under attack.

He fought.

For his heroism, Doris Miller became the first Black American to receive the Navy Cross.

And his service did not end at Pearl Harbor.

Miller continued serving during World War II. On November 24, 1943, at only 24 years old, he was killed when the USS Liscome Bay was torpedoed during operations in the Gilbert Islands.

He gave his life for this country.

THAT is the kind of American whose name belongs on a United States Navy aircraft carrier.

And this is why this hits differently for me as a veteran and as someone whose own family has a history of military service and breaking barriers. I understand what those names, those uniforms, and those legacies represent.

Honoring trailblazers like Doris Miller tells future generations that their sacrifices mattered and that their place in our military history will not simply disappear when political leadership changes.

The future USS Doris Miller represents more than one man. It represents generations of Black service members who served this nation with courage and distinction even while being denied equal treatment by the very country they were willing to die defending.

And let me be clear: this is not about whether you support or oppose President Donald Trump.

A sitting president does not need to replace an American war hero in order to be honored. There are other ships. There will be other opportunities.

Doris Miller EARNED this honor through courage, blood, sacrifice, and service.

Some things should be bigger than politics.

Some names should transcend politics.

Doris “Dorie” Miller is one of those names.

Keep his name on CVN-81.

Honor the sailor.
Honor the hero.
Honor the sacrifice.
Honor our history.

🇺🇸⚓ Doris Miller earned his place in American history. Let him keep it.

#DorisMiller #DorieMiller #KeepHisName #USSDorisMiller #CVN81 #PearlHarbor #NavyCross #USNavy #WWIIHistory #BlackMilitaryHistory #BlackVeterans #MilitaryHistory #Veterans #HonorOurHeroes #HonorTheirService #NeverForget #MilitaryLegacy #AmericanHistory

[Kid Riles @kid_riles]

The MAGA guy who is flipping off the guy wearing a kill your local pedophile shirt really needs to have his computer hard drive looked at.

[The Eye is Right 💫 @the9isright]

Since we're here, Natina Reed (from Blaque) is another 'Bring it On' star that passed away.

Both Natina and Hayden died in their 30s in the week of their next birthdays. Natina died 2 days before her birthday. Hayden died 5 days before her own birthday.

RIP Natina & Hayden🕊❤️