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California, USA
Joined July 2013
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WHAT DO I WANT???? _______________ | | | Cuddles | |______| (\__/) || (•ㅅ•) || /   づ WHAT DO I GET???? | ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄| | Struggles | |______| (\__/) || (•ㅅ•) || /   づ
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Human feet as a geological force
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'Hedgehog' embroidery by Helen Richman, professional hand embroiderer, based in Somerset, England #womensart
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“Without tenderness, we are in hell.” —Adrienne Rich
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I find it revealing when people mock where I came from, & say they’re going to “send me back to waitressing,” as if that is bad or shameful. It’s as though they think being a member of Congress makes you intrinsically “better” than a waitress. But our job is to serve, not rule.
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What do you do with good art made by bad people?
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To celebrate my birthday and #ValentinesDay, I've made my novel and short story collection free for 14th and 15th Feb Metropolitan Dreams: UK: amazon.co.uk/Metropolitan-Dr… US: amazon.com/Metropolitan-Drea… Prompt Stories: UK: amazon.co.uk/PROMPT-stories-… US: amazon.com/PROMPT-stories-co… Pass on
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If you don’t know Black history, then you don’t know American history. If you don’t know American history, then you don’t know America. If you don’t know America, then you don’t know yourself. Let us all take advantage of this #BlackHistoryMonth.
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no billionaire has ever worked harder than anyone that cleans toilets for a living
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When is the House of Representatives holding public hearings on the threat of white supremacist terrorism in the US?
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If I peel away the top layer of my skin... the ugly one that feels ice-cold glares on warm #sunny days If I scrub it down one layer to the white meat... even if it hurt how long might I be excused to blend in before it all scarred over and grew back again? Black again. #vss365
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My fellow new Members & I were elected to work. But @SenateMajLdr McConnell seems to think otherwise. After 27 days, he still hasn’t allowed a single vote in the Senate on multiple House plans to re-open government. RT if you think he’s wrong! #EndTheShutdown #WheresMitch
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I have learned much from my colleague @YAppelbaum over the years. Today, you have that opportunity. He has published an essay that is principled, sophisticated, and historically informed. No matter what you think of Donald Trump or his party, read this. theatlantic.com/magazine/arc…
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Again, I wish we would ask: "What is a racist?" instead of "Are you a racist?" and "What is a White supremacist?" instead of "Are you a White supremacist?" and "What is a White nationalist?" instead of "Are you a White supremacist?" They hate defining. They love denying.
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It should be an impeachable offense for a politician to lie a single time to the American people. We talk about the need to get money out of politics. We also need to get lying out of politics.
We lose 300 Americans a week, 90% of which comes through the Southern Border. These numbers will be DRASTICALLY REDUCED if we have a Wall!
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A paragraph I wish I had written, since it is perfect in every way. vanityfair.com/news/2019/01/…
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#portfolioday I'm Okolo Oliver These are few of my drawings. Feel free to commission me. 📧: [email protected] Instagram: instagram.com/p/Bqt2-W7h8nG/…
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This @annehelen piece on millennial burnout is definitive. It surpasses what has come before and sets a *very* high benchmark for anything on this topic to follow. It's profound, sweeping, and breathtakingly good. I'm going to read it again. buzzfeednews.com/article/ann…
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