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🎉 Just 10 days until #thesummerhikarudied premieres!
👏To everyone who's been waiting —
We're giving away the full English manga set (Vol.1–5).
🔻 How to Enter:
✅① Follow @hikaru_anime_en and @yenpress
🔁②Repost this post
📅 Entry Period: June 25 – June 29
🎁 5 winners will receive the full set !
＊Winners will receive a direct message from @yenpress after the campaign ends.
Watch the full 2nd Main Trailer for "The Summer Hikaru Died" on YouTube!#Hikanatsu #anime
🎬 youtu.be/jWKO241TtdQ?si=gvxK…
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Voting isn’t about a declaration of faith—it’s about finding the coalition that can carry your struggle forward. It’s about leveraging what you have to make the change you seek, even when the choices feel flawed.
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JD Vance and that Hillbilly Elegy bullshit always remind me of when I had an internship at a rural food bank and I constantly had to deal with impoverished white people complaining to staff anytime they perceived a non-white food bank client as undeserving. /1
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Here is John Oliver’s full breakdown of Trump’s Project 2025 plan to reshape America 👇
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ALT @realPalpatine Truth Social Post: "I know nothing about Order 66. I have no idea who is behind it."
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GIVEAWAY 📚
In honour of #TerryPratchettDay, we're giving away Discworld books. Which ones? In the spirit of 'starting in the wrong place', we'll pick some of your recs for the best place to start.
To enter, share this post and follow @PratchettOnline. Winners picked 1 May.
ALT The Terry Pratchett Day 2024 logo, Start in the Wrong Place.
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It’s not surprising that Arizona reimplemented an 1864 law upholding abortion.
Last year the state upheld an 1868 treaty that denied the Navajo Nation usage of ancient underground aquifers — on the tribe’s own land.
Access to water AND Abortions are basic human rights. Agree? – at Los Angeles, CA
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“In the 1830s the United States government forcibly removed the southeastern Native Americans from their homelands and relocated them on lands in Indian Territory (present day Oklahoma). This tragic event is referred to as the Trail of Tears. Over 10,000 Native Americans died during removal or soon upon arrival in Indian Territory.” – at Los Angeles, CA
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Please join me in remembering the 10,000 Cherokee, Chickasaw, and Choctaw men, women and children who perished along the Trail of Tears. Thank you. 💔 – at Los Angeles, CA
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Is the painstaking grind of democracy outdated in today's world? @jonstewart and Steven Levitsky discuss
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Orcas are notable for their complex societies only comparable to elephants and higher primates.
Unlike any other mammal, orcas live with their mothers for their entire lives and since they can reach age 90, as many as 4 generations travel together.
These family groups are based on matrilines consisting of the eldest female (matriarch) and her sons and daughters, and the descendants of her daughters, etc.
