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This is the time of year when all the war criminals come out of the woodwork for comedy hour and the masses are entertained out of their minds.
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Students at Cornell put up these signs around campus... from @ buffalopotholebandit on Threads
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When i tell you i have been laughing for 10 mins straight 😂😂
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#CAleg sickos: Gavin Newsom can no longer sign nor veto your bills. you can officially post this all the time now for whatever it is he did to you
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Centering questions of Indigeneity, disability, and the settler-diaspora, Jeong Eun Annabel We's "Decolonial Becoming" reimagines decolonization through a study of occupation in South Korea from the 1930s to the present. Read the intro for free: buff.ly/fl9OGCL
ALT Cover of Decolonial Becoming: Immobility, Indigeneity, and Disability in Transpacific Korea by Jeong Eun Annabel We. The cover features a pale blue-gray background with the title in widely spaced purple and gray uppercase letters across the top. Below is a painting of a large, pale yellow animal amid a rocky landscape in blueish earth shades. The author's name is in black uppercase letters near the bottom right.
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Larissa Nez (Diné) is of the Mud People and born for the Mountain Cove People. Her maternal grandfather is of the Red Running into the Water People and her paternal grandfather is of the Big Water People. She is currently a PhD student in Ethnic Studies at UC Berkeley.
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Hey man you never know what’s happening in other cities but Tiktok is here to save us and let us know
