30 brave young people were just arrested after blocking an ICE detention facility near Alligator Alcatraz. Police also detained a journalist who was present to cover the action. ICE is a criminal organization that is terrifying everyday people on behalf of fascist billionaires. They have no right to kidnap our neighbors, and it’s time for each of us to stand up to their intimidation tactics. Let’s shut it down. Young people are demanding: 1. Shut down all ICE facilities 2. Bring our neighbors home 3. Abolish ICE Take action at the link in our bio.
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Smoked The “I’m Beautiful” Weed 🖤 side effects may include feeling Gorgeous and taking a lot of photos. @mollygreenwald @jerrodfromtheinternet @sweetbabyjamie @proenzaschouler
Smoked The “I’m Beautiful” Weed 🖤 side effects may include feeling Gorgeous and taking a lot of photos. @mollygreenwald @jerrodfromtheinternet @sweetbabyjamie @proenzaschouler
Smoked The “I’m Beautiful” Weed 🖤 side effects may include feeling Gorgeous and taking a lot of photos. @mollygreenwald @jerrodfromtheinternet @sweetbabyjamie @proenzaschouler
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
UNDER THE RUBBLE is a poem I published last year in The New Yorker magazine and later in my book Forest of Noise. It’s the second anniversary of an ongoing, live-streamed genocide. And still, the poem keeps happening, taking away more loved ones, more loved places, more of me.
Welcome to the Al-Salmaniyah School, a refuge for displaced schoolchildren in Gaza. As bombs continue to fall on the outskirts of Gaza City, Dr. Nour Halima and Nagham Abu Halima from Beit Lahia have created a warm place for children to learn together, as part of their larger project, @pal.humanity , which provides essential services to displaced Gazans. Donation link in bio. Produced By: Pal Humanity & Rose Productions Filmed By: Leena Almadhoun, Salem Alaydi & Nagham Abu Halima Text By: @thatjess Narration By: @drmimier Edited By: @rob.fraebel
