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Unteres Bild: Sie können Korruption entschuldigen?

I don't want to get into it but feel free to read the "Ethical issues" section in the Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrogacy

Hence, his party was basically saying they can excuse corruption but draw the line at using a surrogate mother to have a child.

On Our Backs (August/September 1998)

An archaeologist quoted in the article says "the point of these earrings is not to showcase legitimate ancient artistry, it is to fetishize the past, to be a commodity, stolen from the elite, circulated illegally, and immorally…this is about class signalling."

[ID. An additional quote from the article that says, “The practice of taking jewellery and other artefacts, especially those associated with the royal courts of great empires of the past, the Mughals, the Safavids, and others, and then allowing actors and celebrities to adorn them sends a clear message: not only will we not return what we took from you, because we consider ourselves more worthy custodians, but we also continue to occupy the symbolic position of monarchs and rulers over the lands from which these artefacts were removed,” he explained. End ID.]

chemical elements, 1947

Connor and Ayo Edebiri at the YSL Met Gala after-party (via ysl)

Close-up portrait with flowers under the eyes and dramatic eyelash makeup

stephany costa by júlia razuk

Leda Kontogiannopoulou (Greek, b. 1971)