to move up and down
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helping tia maria clean up the flooded house and i find the suitcase vovo danga came to america with.. i honestly teared up #family #history by aye_miranda http://bit.ly/119gfLq
like my first bicycle accident—
before the mouthful of gravel and blood,
I swore we were flying."
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Seriously though your period is like coming home one day and finding that your spouse has constructed this entire new baby bedroom inside your house and you have to tell them “Sweetie we don’t have a baby” and…
During CNN’s coverage on Monday, Anderson Cooper noted that a BOLO (a police term for “be on the look out”) had been issued for a “person of interest,” this vague new term that allows us to forget about civil liberties as law enforcement officials try to ferret out criminals.
This time, the BOLO was issued for someone dark-skinned, maybe a black man, maybe with a foreign accent, wearing a black backpack and black hoodie. The description was damning, vague, and eerily reminiscent of too much. The description was broadcast, over and over, to millions, many people on edge, worried, newly suspicious, now armed with an overly broad racial profile of someone onto whom they could focus their new suspicions, confusion, and fear.
In major cities across the country, because this kind of suspicion spreads like cancer, men who fit this vague profile are going to pause before they leave their homes or walk down certain streets while the rest of us are blithely exempt.
There are many kinds of terror in this world.
"Stunned Silence. Roxane Gay. The Rumpus.
You should read the whole thing.
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There are many kinds of terror in this world.
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