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This is literally the “40 year old manager with a whole family trains the new 20 year old hire” stereotype. Like I’ve worked at places where this harassment happened and the whole room feels like they got molested.
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Oh no, Hila. Does it feel like your home and safe place got forcibly taken from you by outside forces? Good.
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Congratulations, Ava! You made the DM!
A University of Saint Thomas student was caught on camera shouting 'Go back to your own country, b***' at a protester outside a Turning Point USA event trib.al/W4WIJZe 🔗
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best day ever @VictoriasSecret
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Ants IG is the best thing I’ve seen all day😭 #baddiesusa
can’t be around a bird brained bitch like this ever again whew i just got PTSD
These girls will watch their streams, see that they’re sex crazed hyper sexual disrespectful alcoholic losers, and still decide to go and be around them. It’s one thing when you get bamboozled by someone pretending to be a kind person, and you find out in person that they’re otherwise. It’s another to willingly go into spaces with them, then acted shocked that they’re treating you exactly how you’ve witnessed them treat sooooo many other women. Stop being dumb and have some self respect.
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The fact that the head of the Ku Klux Klan can casually do an interview without being arraigned by the FBI for Hate Crimes and Domestic Terrorism is truly a slap in the face to all people of color in America
The head of America’s most infamous hate group, the Ku Klux Klan (KKK), has told Al Jazeera that support is up ahead of the US midterm elections because of the current political climate.
But how relevant is its message in 2026?
Al Jazeera’s Phil Lavelle reports.
Ku Klux Klan leader claims support is rising ahead of elections
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