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Taj is only 18 months old, but her story is extraordinary. While she was still in her mother’s womb, her mother suffered a severe head injury and a skull fracture during the war in Gaza. Doctors feared for the mother’s life and believed the pregnancy could not continue safely.

But Taj survived. She was born on September 28, 2024, against all odds — a true miracle.

Today, Taj lives with her injured mother, her father, and her two brothers in a worn-out tent after their home was destroyed. Instead of a safe nursery, she grows up surrounded by displacement, fear, and poverty.

Taj is suffering from malnutrition and urgently needs milk, diapers, nutritious food, clean water, and basic daily necessities. Her mother is still struggling with the effects of her head injury and needs ongoing medical care as well.

To keep Taj fed and cared for, the family needs at least $50 every day.

Please help this miracle child survive. Every donation, no matter how small, gives Taj a chance to grow, stay healthy, and have the childhood every child deserves. If you cannot donate, sharing her story could help save her life.

ピアノちゃん「しっけさん　ことしも　ありがとう♡　メロディちゃん　たかいところ　よろしくね♪」

The absolutely pervasive mentality that unwanted criticism or critique shouldn't be given and should be ignored is why fans of color don't stay in fan spaces.

And I am not going to mince words here:

A lot of you are racist. A lot of your fan works are racist.

That might have been difficult to hear. And if it was, you should probably reflect on why that was.

"Fandom etiquette" has created a space where fans of color either bite our tongues and eventually leave or say something, get dogged on, and then eventually leave.