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美と愛を学ぶことは特権です

What do you think this represents? What do you think the authors of this work may have been attempting to communicate through these images? Do you think it was simple coincidence? See me after class, so I can kill you.

Sometimes I just look at this photo of when people had to enjoy the local canal (not optional).

The death of joy. #MAGA

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Gerard P Donelan

My absolute favorite of his work

Lest we forget "The Quilt" (not as funny, but worth a mention)

Persepolis

White supremacy does not exist without extreme unfair advantages for white men.

It’s always fun to be reminded how recent European national identities are. Peasants in 1860’s Sicily had never heard the term “Italy” before, the majority of people in France didn’t speak French at the time of the French Revolution, etc.

[when one asks the avarage peasant farmer in the ukraine about his nationality, he will answer, he is "greek-orthodox"; when one pushes him to say whether he is a russian, a pole, or a ukranian, he will answer, he is a farmer; and when one demands demands to find out which language he speeks, he will say that he speaks "the language from around here". ... i.e. when one wants to find out which state he would like to belong to – whether he would rather be governed by an pan-russian or a specifically ukranian government – one will find out, that in his opinion, all governments are a plague on the land, and it would be best, if the "christian peasantfolk" were left to themselves.]

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Zohran Mamdani is using New York City to show the world how progressive policies work for everyone. #DemocraticSocialist

—Elias Canetti, paraphrasing from an unnamed Persian book