🚨: This is Tatiana Sampaio, a Brazilian scientist who restored movement in six paraplegic patients.

women aren't rehablitation centres for badły raised men

abbreviation is such a long word for what it means

who tf looked at the middle finger and said “ayo this shit kinda offensive”

IF IM STARTING A FREE TRIAL THEY SHOULD'NT NEED MY CREDIT CARD INFORMATION.

If your first email ended in @ yahoo, @ hotmail, or @ msn… you have seniority on the internet.

i just want Woolworths to know that God is watching them sell 4 of His avocados for R100 👍🏾

I absolutely hate hate HATE pads adverts. Periods aren't jolly or boss babe moments. They're exhausting, insufferable and excruciatingly painful. We should be getting work day offs not adverts.

NOOOOOOOO I WANTED TO ASK HIM WHY THE N IS BLACK

Ask "why them kids ain't in school?" whenever I see children in the daytime

A Tanzanian teacher greets his students, some of them visually impaired, by cleaning their shoes and speaking words of affirmations to them.

in a world full of lebron james, be a kyrie irving.

🇬🇭 🇬🇭 Ghana hits the brakes on Western Exploitation "By 2030, no raw mineral ores will leave Ghana. We must process them all locally. That is the only way to provide opportunities for our young people." — President John Mahama of Ghana

This is very alarming man, he’s issuing this statement just days after repping Palestine

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I’m listening…

Brent Faiyaz pivots from clubrat deviance to domestic devotion on his latest. When he leans into the honesty and specificity of his player music, he makes love feel like more than just a catalyst for a rebrand pitchfork.com/reviews/albums…

Four talented teens from South Sudan are making waves on the global stage with a breakthrough in tackling plastic pollution. At the FIRST Global Challenge in Dubai, they unveiled a remarkable robot designed to address the 8.3 billion tons of plastic threatening the oceans. Their

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We can’t let the conversation about menstrual product safety fade. Menstrual health is public health. People rely on these products every month, stopping use isn’t realistic. What is realistic is demanding transparency, regulation, and accountability. Period.