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GOD
BLESS
AMERCIA
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THERE ARE ABOUT 40249 THINGS ON MY TUMBLR I DON’T NEED FB PEOPLE TO KNOW ABOUT ME.
Fuck that. I’m blocking each and every person I don’t want in my personal life.
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Being stupid in November 2010
This is still my favorite song, and yes I did put my hijab up to form rabbit ears.
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Hal Sparks | You’ve been saying those phrases backwards. Now, stop it. (x)
See! Michael agrees with me!
Ahahah. Love This.
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There’s me at the top with the neon pink tights at the Decentralized Dance Party in DC!
That was fun walking around DC in, especially with the fairy wings I had on.
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big hurr dont curr
I lurv the girls with the curly hurrrrrrzzz
edit-WHOOOOAHHHHH I just checked checked her page, this girl is a Hararian (Ethiopian) living in Toronto. There’s probably a 80% chance I’m related to her!! TUMBLR YOU CRAZYYYY
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"Racist Riots in Tel Aviv Show A New Level of Intolerance in Israel" →
On Wednesday night, in the predominately black neighborhood of Hatikva in Tel Aviv, Israel, nationalist protestors took to the streets demanding the deportation of African immigrants and asylum seekers. Many of the immigrants came from Eritrea and South Sudan, smuggled into the country through Israel’s southern border with Egypt. An estimated 90% are economic migrants who come to Israel are coming to look for work. Many have also come to escape the poverty and persecution in their home countries.
The violent protests were marked by protestors shouting, “Blacks out!” and “Send the Sudanese back to Sudan,” as windows of shops owned by the African migrants were smashed. Some Africans were beat up and pelted with rocks as they attempted to leave their homes. TJ, a young Nigerian immigrant said, “A group of about 10 or 15 boys stopped one black kid cycling on his bike. They pulled him off and were punching and kicking him in his head. The police just stood and watched until it got really out of control.” Another particularly tragic incident involved a gang assault on a mother carrying a young baby.
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Days before the protests, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that the rise of immigrants from Africa is “threatening the fabric of Israeli society, its national security and its national identity.” During the evening of the protests, a member of Netanyahu’s Likud party Danny Danon wrote a Facebook status stating, “Israel is at war. An enemy state of infiltrators was established in Israel, and its capital is south Tel Aviv.” The riots have led to demands to send the African immigrants to jail, followed by expulsion.
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Gerhard Richter - Untitled 4/1/91, 1991. Oil paint on chromogenic print
From the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC:
In the 1980s Richter began squeezing pigment abstractly across canvases he had already painted in his photorealist manner, suggesting that representation and abstraction are merely interchangeable codes. More recently, he has made a number of small works that state this proposition with remarkable clarity: he squeezed paint directly onto original photographs-his own color snapshots of his art, his travels, and members of his family. These modest pictures neatly sum up the artist’s problem: how to borrow photography’s poignant time-bound veracity without deserting his calling as a painter.
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