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Scientists may have found the real life SpongeBob and Patrick nearly 6,200 feet below the Atlantic.
A NOAA expedition captured a yellow sponge and pink sea star sitting side by side, and marine biologist Christopher Mah pointed out the obvious comparison.
[🎥: via/ NOAA]
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People comparing this to making an episode about “a boy getting his first erection” is literally proving why an episode like this needs to exist. Periods are stigmatized as sexual when they are not and should be normalized as a natural part of growing up, Kids NEED this.
Disney should also create an episode about a boy getting his first erection. Enough with the menstrual/period content
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Forty one years ago today, May 13, 1985, Philadelphia police bombed the home of the MOVE Organization‼️ The assault resulted in the murder of 6 adults, 5 children and a number of animals. The fire spread leaving 61 houses burnt down and 250 people homeless. Never Forget!
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News headlines like this hide the truth. Police shot and killed the 3 year old. Not the guy with the tattoos.
3-year-old boy dead after hostage situation ends in officer-involved shooting, police say ebx.sh/hbluEp
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The child died because the cops shot him
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Women in Afghanistan have officially lost all their rights:
- They no longer have the right to attend school after the 6th grade.
- They cannot leave their home without being accompanied by a male family member.
- They are forbidden from speaking in public, and it is now illegal for their voice to be heard by other women.
- They cannot receive medical care without the presence of a male guardian.
- Ban on entering certain parks, gyms, and leisure venues.
- Restrictions on long-distance travel without a male escort.
- Massive reduction in the presence of women in media and television.
- Some female journalists and presenters have been forced to cover their faces on screen.
- Women's protests heavily repressed in several cities.
- Reinforced segregation between men and women in many public spaces.
- Increased difficulty in obtaining certain jobs, starting a business, or participating in political life.
- Some schools or professional training programs reserved for women have been closed.
- Restrictions on music, artistic, and cultural activities involving women.
- Heightened controls on social media and the public expression of Afghan women.
Nice to be a woman over there in 2026... And the list is still very long!
Les femmes en Afghanistan ont officiellement perdu tous leurs droits :
- Elles n’ont plus le droit d’aller à l’école après la 6e.
- Elles ne peuvent pas quitter leur domicile sans être accompagnées d’un homme de leur famille.
- Il leur est interdit de parler en public, et il est désormais illégal que leur voix soit entendue par d’autres femmes.
- Elles ne peuvent pas recevoir de soins médicaux sans la présence d’un tuteur masculin.
- Interdiction d’entrer dans certains parcs, salles de sport et lieux de loisirs.
- Restrictions sur les voyages longue distance sans accompagnateur masculin.
- Réduction massive de la présence des femmes dans les médias et la télévision.
- Certaines journalistes et présentatrices ont été contraintes de couvrir leur visage à l’écran.
- Manifestations féminines fortement réprimées dans plusieurs villes.
- Ségrégation renforcée entre hommes et femmes dans de nombreux espaces publics.
- Difficulté accrue pour obtenir certains emplois, créer une entreprise ou participer à la vie politique.
- Certaines écoles ou formations professionnelles réservées aux femmes ont été fermées.
- Restrictions sur la musique, les activités artistiques et culturelles impliquant des femmes.
- Contrôles renforcés sur les réseaux sociaux et la prise de parole publique des Afghanes.
Sympa d'être une femme par là-bas en 2026... Et la liste est encore très longue !
