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I love a bit of delusion in a person, too much seriousness eats away at the soul — more whimsy, playfulness and being a silly goose.
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Har du hørt om et racistisk terrorangreb i fredags i Frankrig?
Jeg måtte scrolle længe for at finde omtale. Ingen gule breaking news-bjælker.
En 12-årig pige blev ramt af otte skud. En dræbt og flere blev såret under skyderiet.
Hvorfor fylder et så alvorligt angreb så lidt? Hvor er de politiske fordømmelser? #dkpol
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calling somali’s ugly then your evidence proceeding to be pictures of malnourished refugees is so barbaric and primitive icl
and they spam it under the most random comment section every, they hate to see somalis recognized as beautiful
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Exhibit A:
These ppl are parasocial as fuck and never seen Somalis irl. Mind you this is regular Somali hair. 🤢🤢
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I can't get over how anti-Somali racism has reached such a level of psychosis that these people have deluded themselves into believing that Somalis of all people are ugly lmao. Just an echo chamber of racist memes supplanting any sense of reality.
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BREAKING: France offers students $4.5 billion in school renovations and education reforms in a bid to end nationwide protests that have erupted into riots & looting.
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#YourVoiceMatters
#JasonArday has been cleared of plagiarism for a fourth time. Why is the media silent about it?
As another investigation ends without substantiating plagiarism claims, @richardsudan asks who will hold the British media accountable for its treatment of the pioneering Black academic?👇🏿
voice-online.co.uk/opinion/c…
@aljhlester @SholaMos1 @misanharriman @BellRibeiroAddy @GoodLawProject
America is such a racist place omg. Called the police for what?
Ms. Rachel invites a 3-year-old Black boy to her show and calls on sports teams and soccer stars to step up, celebrate his talent, and help him after a viral video shows him being kicked out of a soccer game by police for being too good ❤️👏
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Police were called by the league director about the mother’s behavior. In the 911 call he described her as unruly, following him and calling him names while filming. The “too good at soccer” claim is the parents’ account of the dispute.
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It’s a tradition all across Somalia except few creole clans in Banaadir and Baraawe
Ethnic Somalis have the tradition of heerin all across the Somali territories where women find courtship in other villages
Not just “sOmALiLaNd” like that lying secessionist is suggesting
In Somaliland, traditional northern Somali practice avoided close cousin marriage, favoring inter-clan alliances instead.
Richard Burton (First Footsteps in East Africa, 1856): "Contrary to the Arab custom, none of these people will marry cousins... Some clans, the Habr Yunis for instance, refuse maidens of the same or even of a consanguineous family."
Drake-Brockman (British Somaliland, 1912) noted no marriage within one's own tribe to avoid consanguinity, preferring neighboring groups.
I.M. Lewis (1950s fieldwork) confirmed northern nomads reject Arab-style parallel cousin marriage, preferring cross-cousin or distant ties for political bonds.
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People give what they carry inside. Kind people include. Mature people communicate. Healed people set boundaries. Secure people celebrate others. The way people treat you is often a reflection of what lives within them, not a measure of your worth.
Taking everything personally gives people too much control over your self worth.