A beautiful Dormeuil wool #bespokesuit made by my friend Craig @robinsonbrooklyn whose shop I used to live above. Why now, of all times, to post something like this? Bc Craig asked me to. Sup Craig. ALSO consider everything we do before & after we vote is a decision to spend time, energy or money. I know exactly where it’s going with @robinsonbrooklyn and his is a small business I want to support. Thanks again, Craig! #pinksocks
Another one from @robinsonbrooklyn who makes the only suits I own. #bespokesuit #americanmade
We have a new episode up for you tonight 10pm @youonlifetime . Look to my twitter (also your own mind 🤩)for reflections on the themes of this show, which is twisted fun & begs for the reconsideration of cultural norms and narrative tropes.
That’s Shana taking us to a detention facility in southern Georgia to meet Vilma Carrillo, who may lose custody of her US citizen child bc she’s in ICE detention. Vilma came here to protect her daughter, is making her case for asylum, and was cruelly separated. RT and tell @SecNielsen and @DHSgov to #ReleaseVilma. #FamiliesBelongTogether Atlanta, Georgia
Keeping you posted… we’ll be on Instagram live after meeting Vilma for reflections on her experience, her desires, and her state being detained, separated from her daughter, in the state of Georgia, USA. Stay informed with @tahirihjustice #ReleaseVilma
This is to reunite Vilma with her daughter by Friday. This is possible, at least bc the attorneys behind it have 23 years of experience and an incredible 99% success rate with @tahirihjustice follow them and follow me to learn about Vilma & see what you can do! Petition in bio. Let’s get it! ❤️❤️
Vilma Carrillo gave me this 2 weeks ago when I visited her at Irwin Detention Center. She is there today, detained & separated from her daughter Yeisvi for 230 days as of this Christmas. Yeisvi is a US citizen and she is alive, in foster care in Arizona. We can reunite this girl with her mom, but first ICE must #ReleaseVilma so sign our petition (link in bio) and follow @tahirihjustice for more actions you can take (also my Twitter has some info in bio). Don’t feel hopeless, or useless. You can engage! #ReleaseVilma
Tonight 9/9 at 10pm on @lifetimetv . I want to say something like “I’m back.” I also want to encourage every viewer to think deeply about the themes of this show. It might be a lot of fun to consume, but there are some seeds that’ll be hard to digest. Be careful as you meet Joe Goldberg.
A Sunday of apple picking before the guy on the end there becomes a father. Edit: *not me. Other guy at the end.
A Sunday of apple picking before the guy on the end there becomes a father. Edit: *not me. Other guy at the end.
A Sunday of apple picking before the guy on the end there becomes a father. Edit: *not me. Other guy at the end.
A Sunday of apple picking before the guy on the end there becomes a father. Edit: *not me. Other guy at the end.
What you see in these pictures are people from all around the world, some 166 countries, participating in an election process they believe in. They have seen it empowering their communities at the grassroots local level—families and neighborhoods—AND at the level of national & international institutions which serve in deference to the prosperity of all. Campaigning is forbidden. Every ballot is blind. This is critical thought, sober reflection, consultation, prayer, meditation, laughter and joyous celebration of every culture present—all to inform an election process. This is how the Baha’i Faith is learning to organize, and I have never been more in awe of an administrative process in my entire life.
What you see in these pictures are people from all around the world, some 166 countries, participating in an election process they believe in. They have seen it empowering their communities at the grassroots local level—families and neighborhoods—AND at the level of national & international institutions which serve in deference to the prosperity of all. Campaigning is forbidden. Every ballot is blind. This is critical thought, sober reflection, consultation, prayer, meditation, laughter and joyous celebration of every culture present—all to inform an election process. This is how the Baha’i Faith is learning to organize, and I have never been more in awe of an administrative process in my entire life.
What you see in these pictures are people from all around the world, some 166 countries, participating in an election process they believe in. They have seen it empowering their communities at the grassroots local level—families and neighborhoods—AND at the level of national & international institutions which serve in deference to the prosperity of all. Campaigning is forbidden. Every ballot is blind. This is critical thought, sober reflection, consultation, prayer, meditation, laughter and joyous celebration of every culture present—all to inform an election process. This is how the Baha’i Faith is learning to organize, and I have never been more in awe of an administrative process in my entire life.
What you see in these pictures are people from all around the world, some 166 countries, participating in an election process they believe in. They have seen it empowering their communities at the grassroots local level—families and neighborhoods—AND at the level of national & international institutions which serve in deference to the prosperity of all. Campaigning is forbidden. Every ballot is blind. This is critical thought, sober reflection, consultation, prayer, meditation, laughter and joyous celebration of every culture present—all to inform an election process. This is how the Baha’i Faith is learning to organize, and I have never been more in awe of an administrative process in my entire life.
What you see in these pictures are people from all around the world, some 166 countries, participating in an election process they believe in. They have seen it empowering their communities at the grassroots local level—families and neighborhoods—AND at the level of national & international institutions which serve in deference to the prosperity of all. Campaigning is forbidden. Every ballot is blind. This is critical thought, sober reflection, consultation, prayer, meditation, laughter and joyous celebration of every culture present—all to inform an election process. This is how the Baha’i Faith is learning to organize, and I have never been more in awe of an administrative process in my entire life.
What you see in these pictures are people from all around the world, some 166 countries, participating in an election process they believe in. They have seen it empowering their communities at the grassroots local level—families and neighborhoods—AND at the level of national & international institutions which serve in deference to the prosperity of all. Campaigning is forbidden. Every ballot is blind. This is critical thought, sober reflection, consultation, prayer, meditation, laughter and joyous celebration of every culture present—all to inform an election process. This is how the Baha’i Faith is learning to organize, and I have never been more in awe of an administrative process in my entire life.
What you see in these pictures are people from all around the world, some 166 countries, participating in an election process they believe in. They have seen it empowering their communities at the grassroots local level—families and neighborhoods—AND at the level of national & international institutions which serve in deference to the prosperity of all. Campaigning is forbidden. Every ballot is blind. This is critical thought, sober reflection, consultation, prayer, meditation, laughter and joyous celebration of every culture present—all to inform an election process. This is how the Baha’i Faith is learning to organize, and I have never been more in awe of an administrative process in my entire life.
What you see in these pictures are people from all around the world, some 166 countries, participating in an election process they believe in. They have seen it empowering their communities at the grassroots local level—families and neighborhoods—AND at the level of national & international institutions which serve in deference to the prosperity of all. Campaigning is forbidden. Every ballot is blind. This is critical thought, sober reflection, consultation, prayer, meditation, laughter and joyous celebration of every culture present—all to inform an election process. This is how the Baha’i Faith is learning to organize, and I have never been more in awe of an administrative process in my entire life.
What you see in these pictures are people from all around the world, some 166 countries, participating in an election process they believe in. They have seen it empowering their communities at the grassroots local level—families and neighborhoods—AND at the level of national & international institutions which serve in deference to the prosperity of all. Campaigning is forbidden. Every ballot is blind. This is critical thought, sober reflection, consultation, prayer, meditation, laughter and joyous celebration of every culture present—all to inform an election process. This is how the Baha’i Faith is learning to organize, and I have never been more in awe of an administrative process in my entire life.
I can really vouch for this org @tahirihjustice is trying to provide a number of Spanish speaking attorneys to women & children in the caravan walking north, many of whom are fleeing violence & persecution. It’s important they are represented & empowered to understand their rights. @tahirihjustice runs a tight ship—if you’re interested in contributing to any cause, consider this one. Check them out!
How are you thinking about social change? To me, it seems to be the translation of noble thoughts into action. What does this mean to you? If you believe in a universal truth, whether in terms of a moral code or a cultural standard or otherwise… how are you spreading this idea? How do you communicate this so that it is heard—and better yet, adopted? This is what I’m thinking about.
How are you thinking about social change? To me, it seems to be the translation of noble thoughts into action. What does this mean to you? If you believe in a universal truth, whether in terms of a moral code or a cultural standard or otherwise… how are you spreading this idea? How do you communicate this so that it is heard—and better yet, adopted? This is what I’m thinking about.
