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What a great morning!
I was shooting in north Gaza Strip, and was not able to focus because of the children hovering around, they were curious, so they were loud, and at the end I had to give up shooting and started catching up with them,
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Their tents were flooded. Now we are preparing to distribute a batch of blankets to these families.
So far, we have secured about 70 blankets, but the need is much greater.
Your donation makes a real difference. Please donate, and share.
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For anyone who cares, this is a picture of Gaza now.
We are drowning in our tents💔
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Thank you for all the support you've shared! We have no further updates beyond our earlier October 30 post, but keep an eye on official #OTW channels! While #AO3 is down, we wanted to share some internet safety reminders with all of you. Read more at: ao3-news.org/2z5ya9px
Update : We are 11 days in on the temporary shutdown. We've progressed from 37% out of 100%.
Best of luck to the volunteers and the people involved !
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Eles provavelmente estão contando a partir do momento em que o Ao3 anunciou a manutenção.
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on avait le compte qui nous disais tout les jours si enfin Jean marie le Pen était mort et maintenant on a celui qui nous update tout les jours de si ao3 est de retour
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What is with everyone bitching about this like it's a bad thing???? Y'all are insane.
no but for an app that was build by women and young girls and only representing ONE woman.. maybe im looking too much or whatevs lols #believeinwomeniguess
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the very heartbeat of the essay and it deserves your full attention
ALT Excerpt from Onyinyechukwu M. Chidi-Ogbolu’s “To love and to labor: The Black female fan experience”: The experiences of Black female fans disrupt the idea of fandom as an idyllic space for minoritized groups to thrive, yet these experiences also reveal the persistence of Blackness as a culture even in nondominant spaces. To be a fan is undoubtedly a labor of love; however, to be a Black female fan is to extend labor beyond love, safeguarding survival and relevance.
Transformative Works & Cultures Spotlight:
"To love and to labor: The Black female fan experience" by Onyinyechukwu M. Chidi-Ogbolu from #TWC Issue 44: Centering Blackness in Fan Studies. Read here! journal.transformativeworks.…
ALT Transformative Works and Cultures graphic with keyboard and quill pen
