This is beautiful. Those whose land McGill sits on is give permission to the protesters to be on it.

that’s pete buttigieg

students are protesting genocide not because they care about senseless death but because they’re doing it to annoy me, the most important opinion columnist in the world

whether it's an israeli who considers the sustenance of a gazan child an existential threat or a new york commuter who trembles at the mere presence of an unhoused person, we need to uncompromisingly confront the weaponization of 'fear' on an institutional and individual level

if i wasn’t around who would pretend to chew on my wife’s arm like it is a big corn cob

I think it was watching a Palestinian girl have her leg amputated by her surgeon uncle on a dining room table with a kitchen knife and no morphine, and knowing this is happening because of American munitions — not people trying to get laid or networking for status.

reminder that this started way before october 7th

challengers (2024)

people who cared deeply about 2010s broadway…the lord giveth (mike faist star turn) and the lord taketh away (ariana hooking up w spongebob)

at dunkin getting the challengers meal (breakfast sandwich and a cigarette)

I think this is my fourth time in this city and I’ll never stopped being moved by how the people of West Belfast insist on using their walls to remind us never to look away

not to detract from how significant this at all but in this context it is especially important to include that hawai’i is a sovereign nation that was overthrown in an illegal coup and has remained under illegal military occupation by the US government for over 130 years

The young person whose poster this is has come to many protests since October and watching the names on her poster grow every time I see her is a punch in the gut. I cannot imagine the pain she must feel and yet on NU’s encampment I saw her actively leading things despite it all.

'We can not write these phrases ... that they are supporting us on our walls because they are destroyed walls, walls that have been shot down on our heads. So we wrote these phrases on our refugee camps.'