Nobody gave women anything.
Women fought, marched, strategized, endured violence, went to prison and died for it.
Nobody gave women anything.
Women fought, marched, strategized, endured violence, went to prison and died for it.
📷 credit: Science Tube
📷 credit: Science Tube
Matthew 6:5
Matthew 6:5
That’s how the internet was.
That’s how the internet was.
But I’m FAR more tired (looking at you here, C-SPAN, but applies to all) of media outlets just quoting the lies without context.
I know this technically isn’t a lie, since it’s his feelings—but that makes it less necessary to quote!
But I’m FAR more tired (looking at you here, C-SPAN, but applies to all) of media outlets just quoting the lies without context.
I know this technically isn’t a lie, since it’s his feelings—but that makes it less necessary to quote!
In 2007, the US president was born in 1946.
In 2017, the US president was born in 1946.
And next year in 2027? The US president will have been born in 1946.
In 2007, the US president was born in 1946.
In 2017, the US president was born in 1946.
And next year in 2027? The US president will have been born in 1946.
1 Pregnant because raped in custody
2 Moved to TX because the regime has anticipated a need to circumvent state laws regarding abortion, medical rights
3 the infants in question will likely be trafficked into evangelical adoption networks or be subject the consequences of a lack of medical care
US moving pregnant immigrant girls to Texas to avoid providing abortions, critics say | US immigration | The Guardian share.google/Totnxt1CAlJL...
1 Pregnant because raped in custody
2 Moved to TX because the regime has anticipated a need to circumvent state laws regarding abortion, medical rights
3 the infants in question will likely be trafficked into evangelical adoption networks or be subject the consequences of a lack of medical care
—President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1953
It cost $20 million a year to operate the food kitchens serving 816,000 people in Sudan.
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—President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1953
"Most of the cheap cuts of meat are very inexpensive. ... You can buy liver or the cheap cuts."
He boasts of "no tax on overtime," but it is taxed, and the break expires in 2028.
He boasts of "no tax on social security," but it is taxed, and his break expires in 2028.
He also passed tax cuts for the rich. They're permanent.
He boasts of "no tax on overtime," but it is taxed, and the break expires in 2028.
He boasts of "no tax on social security," but it is taxed, and his break expires in 2028.
He also passed tax cuts for the rich. They're permanent.
She goes out looking for him.
"I got my boots and changed my clothes. I wanted to find some help to find my dad..."
www.ms.now/the-weekend-...
She goes out looking for him.
"I got my boots and changed my clothes. I wanted to find some help to find my dad..."
www.ms.now/the-weekend-...
Weather: Temps ~30°
Snow Cleared: 7,398 crosswalks. 3,366 bus stops. 1,777 hydrants.
Ferries: Staten Island on regular schedule. NYC Ferries on adjusted schedule.
Outreach: Workers out 24/7 bringing people inside.
Roads: Open, but proceed with caution.
Weather: Temps ~30°
Snow Cleared: 7,398 crosswalks. 3,366 bus stops. 1,777 hydrants.
Ferries: Staten Island on regular schedule. NYC Ferries on adjusted schedule.
Outreach: Workers out 24/7 bringing people inside.
Roads: Open, but proceed with caution.
Weather: Temps ~30°
Snow Cleared: 7,398 crosswalks. 3,366 bus stops. 1,777 hydrants.
Ferries: Staten Island on regular schedule. NYC Ferries on adjusted schedule.
Outreach: Workers out 24/7 bringing people inside.
Roads: Open, but proceed with caution.
She applied for asylum in the US but rather than finding safety, she was thrown in a camp for a year.
A judge ruled she couldn’t be sent back to Morocco, so the regime sent her to Cameroon.
It’s illegal to be gay there too:
She applied for asylum in the US but rather than finding safety, she was thrown in a camp for a year.
A judge ruled she couldn’t be sent back to Morocco, so the regime sent her to Cameroon.
It’s illegal to be gay there too:
www.npr.org/2024/12/03/n...
www.npr.org/2024/12/03/n...