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Kehlani during her recent Tiny Desk concert:
“Free Palestine. Free Congo. Free Sudan. Free Yemen. Free Hawai’i. Free Guam. Beyond a ceasefire, we need an end to the occupation. It’s deeper than this.”
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This was Palestine’s first ever flag bearer at the Olympics, Majed Abu Maraheel, in Atlanta ‘96. Abu Maraheel was killed in Gaza last month. Unable to receive adequate care at Gaza’s destroyed hospitals, he died of kidney failure.
These killings don’t figure in the death toll.
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They’re playing for something bigger. And we’re all rooting for them.
🇵🇸 #Palestine 🇵🇸 have reached the third round of 2026 World Cup qualifiers for the first time in their history, under Tunisian coach Makram Daboub.
An impressive feat, and they also played all 28 of their games away, thousands of miles away from their home stadium in West Bank. The violent Israeli occupation has now made it impossible for them to host any matches there.
Despite all the challenges the team faced, and the horror of Israel’s ongoing genocide against the people of Gaza, they still performed strongly, securing second place in their group…🍉🍉⚽️⚽️❤️❤️✊🏼✊🏼
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Palestinians return to their homes that were destroyed following the withdrawal of the occupation from Khan Younis.
مواطنون يعدون لمنازلهم المدمرة في غزة
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this is so noble and right and good. this is communal action. this is revolutionary love. this how I hope and wish we could (would?) all act whenever the state gets one of us in its grasp
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"You can cut all the flowers, but you cannot keep spring from coming."
Pablo Neruda
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Oakland Photo Workshop curated a gallery of these lost and found photos and they're on display thru April 21st
(312 8th street in Chinatown)
Trove of stolen photos reveals Oakland street life in the 1970s
sfgate.com/local/article/sto… via @SFGate
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An man is doing janitorial work for 13 cents an hour. This is slavery. Slavery.
An incarcerated man donated all $17.74 of his 13-cent-an-hour janitorial wages to help civilians in Gaza.
Then hundreds donated to him.
yahoo.com/news/donors-raise-…
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This tailor in Gaza risked his life to bring a sewing machine from Nuseirat to Rafah to help make tents out of empty sacks of flour. They’re operating the machine with a bicycle wheel due to lack of electricity. Share stories like this instead of the *take* nobody needs to hear.
