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Meet my cousin Nasiha. Her hijab is never an impediment during her work as a physician.
Side note: For those who think Islam prevents women from getting an education, Islam gave women the right to an education, vote, choose who to marry, own property, etc over 1400 years ago.
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After my biking accident, with a shattered elbow and broken wrist, Eric was an incredible help to me as I learned how to work with voice control. If you are able to support @eloquentdrunk, please do! The @thecodingtrain community is better with him! gofund.me/4675a4da
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Watching the lead in to the @JoeBiden victory speech, I am very very happy to see everyone out there with American flags. Reclaiming the symbol of our nation from those who made it a sign of divisiveness and menace. May it now and forever more represent UNITY. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 – at San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Maaza, this is beautiful. Thank you for voting—and thank you for staying hopeful.
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(no, I don't want to argue about pronoun and gender, I just want to be a grammar nerd about singular/plural conventions, and laugh at how ludicrous the quoted phrase is, given that it literally uses the second-person plural as a singular, as we do, all day long)
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I will not be live streaming this week and am available for logistical / technical support for protestors. If you are a black coder or learning to code and need support I am opening DMs.
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Don’t brag about your achievements. Don’t make a song and dance about it. Whatever the Almighty has bestowed on you, protect it. Guard your blessings because people tend to ruin it. Yes, even the best of friends and the ones with pure hearts can ruin whatever you have.
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I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the state of race relations in America. One thing I learned from the success of ROOTS (if you don’t know, you better ask somebody) 42 years ago, was the power of storytelling as a way to bridge the gap between races.
