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sukmahul :

Minimal di hd mas jane hpne yo iphone lo👊🏻

2024-12-21 09:04:31

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meneng anteng bayaran🤑🗿

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garek nampani setoran tapi lek hrg due truck opo iso nampani setoran,koyo aku iki dadi ne budrek ndase🙏😂

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Hasil e lumayan remukk tO mas🗿🤣

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Tim Walz shut down JD Vance at the 2024 United States vice presidential debate with the Democrat’s “pro-women” stance on abortion. The Republican vice-presidential nominee said that abortion laws should be left to each state to decide. At the vice presidential debate on 1 October, Harris’ running mate Walz said that the overturn of Roe v. Wade and its impact in red states is a denial of “basic human rights” for women and those with uteruses to practice bodily autonomy at a fundamental level. Walz also argued that abortion bans needlessly see women dying as a result of a lack of healthcare. Walz said during the debate: “This is basic human rights. We have seen maternal mortality skyrocket in Texas, outpacing many other countries in the world. This is about healthcare. “How can we as a nation say that your life and your rights, as basic as the right to control your own body, is determined on geography,” he noted. Vance previously supported a nationwide ban on abortions before he joined Trump’s presidential election campaign, and argued that the Democrats are “pro-abortion”. To this, Walz responded by saying that they are in favour of women and those with uteruses making their “own choice”. “No we’re not. We’re pro-women. We’re pro-freedom to make your own choice. We know what the implications are to not be that. #timwalz #jdvance #vpdebate #abortion #roevwade

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The theme for this year’s Black History Month (October 1st - 31st) is ‘Reclaiming Narratives’, providing an opportunity to showcase the untold stories, contributions and achievements of Black individuals both in the UK and globally. Born in 1924, James Baldwin was a civil rights activist and writer who grew up in the borough of Harlem, in New York City. He was born to a single mother, who later remarried a man called David Baldwin and had a further eight children. Baldwin was known for his activism during the height of the civil rights movement in the 1960s, and his poignant writing about race relations in the U.S, as well as writing about sexuality and sexual oppression. After living in Paris, Baldwin moved back to the US in 1957 and became a well-known figure in the civil rights movement, becoming friends with Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. His work during this period focused on issues of race and oppression, and he took part in the historic march in Washington on August 28, 1963. Baldwin’s most famous works include novels like Go Tell It On The Mountain, Giovanni’s Room, and If Beale Street Could Talk, as well as essay collections like Notes of a Native Son, Nobody Knows My Name, and The Fire Next Time. Go Tell It On The Mountain was Baldwin’s debut novel, a semi-autobiographical story that took the writer 12 years to complete. It was later recognised by Time magazine as one of the 100 best English-language novels of the last century. Baldwin resisted labels about his sexuality, but had relationships with both woman and men. In his works, he wrote extensively about homosexuality and relationships between two men, as well as advocating for trans and non-binary identities. He never married or had children, though the National Museum of African American History (NMAAHC) says he always wanted children. However, he is commonly referred to as “gay” by academics. Michelle Gordon, a visiting assistant professor of African American studies at Emory University, said: “Being Black in America. Being Black and gay in America. Being a Black American in Europe. Being Black and gay in the world. It all gives him outsider status, which allows him the ability to see the world so clearly, because he did not quite fit.” Until his death, Baldwin sought a man with whom he could settle down with and build a home, family, and life with – though this never happened – again, according to NMAAHC. #jamesbaldwin #blackhistorymonth #blackhistory #lgbtqhistory #lgbtq

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