Thank you for bringing this issue to my attention. This was brought up to me before and upon further investigation I was able to conclude that not only was Ayaa legitimate but that the individual who had claimed she was a scam was targetting her out of racist malice. (for clarification: her fundraiser had already been verified IN Ghazzah by Mohammed Ayesh, so I had little doubts myself, but I was able to further verify details for my followers in case the 'evidence' was worrying).

Here's the post where I debunked the 'scam' claims, for ease of reference.

Here's where you can contact Ayaa now, as the account you linked me to has already been deactivated by Tumblr, likely due to the scamming accusations giving way to mass reporting.

(Yoinked this from LinkedIn, genuinely interested in seeing how responses align with demographics) (so far it’s those of us over 35 being indignant but I wanna see how those fully plays out) (it’s cultural and technological history/memory, bruh)

they recently came out as non-binary! they are very proud of this and will joyfully talk about their gender with anyone who will listen. it’s very sweet and lovely!!

this has had me scratching my head trying to figure out a gender neutral version of “son boy” since like “child kid” just isn’t cute and has a weird mouth feel. yesterday i decided that sun joy (yes like the chick-fil-a drink oops?) is perfect so happy pride from this beautiful sun joy!!!

As for me, I think about other people all the time. If you tell me you live in the US, I find myself imagining what it's like to live in your shoes. I have many friends in many countries, I read their news every day. I try to learn about their country's history, culture, and daily life because I'm genuinely curious.

Have you ever felt that kind of curiosity about me and my people? Knowing where I come from, have you ever wondered what my life is like or what it's like to live in my country?

dusk 2020

“Many of the most significant upheavals in recent American political history — from the George Floyd riots to the rise of Antifa to the explosion of pro-terrorist activism on American college campuses — can be linked, in some way, shape, or form, to Cuban influence,” the report says.

As for who these supposed agents of Cuban influence are, the report is remarkably explicit. It names people like Ben Cohen (of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream fame), Mayors Zohran Mamdani and Karen Bass, media figures like Amy Goodman and Hasan Piker, and organizations like the Democratic Socialists of America and the Amazon Labor Union.

The implication is clear: Secretary of State Marco Rubio thinks there should be a modern-day blacklist of the political left in America. In fact, the report explicitly mentions the “blacklists, McCarthy-era investigations and prosecutions” of the 1950s and their effectiveness at dismembering the Communist Party USA.

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artemis: no worries

nasa when they return: so how was it