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Hi👋🏻 Happy Pride Month. I’m doing a article on up-and-coming queer creatives and artists in SA. So, if you want to be featured, please send me some info about yourself and your project(s) to [email protected].
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Happy #NationalBiscuitDay! Here is my playlist for this momentous occasion:
10. Fleetwood Macaroons
9. Florentine and the Machine
8. Bourbon Jovi
7. Hob Nob Dylan
6. PJ & Dunkem
5. Gari(baldi) Barlow
4. Jaffas on Airplane
3. Penguin Stefani
2. Oreo Speedwagon
1. Lionel Rich Tea
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It's #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth AND #AAPIHeritageMonth! Want to recognize both at once? Donate to the AAPI Journalists Therapy Relief Fund to support Asian American and Pacific Islanders journalists. gofundme.com/f/AAPI-journali… @NAMICommunicate @aaja
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Whatever you describe to another person is also a revelation of who you are and who you think you are. You cannot describe anything without betraying your point of view, your aspirations, your fears, your hopes. Everything.
—James Baldwin—
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Lol someone in Union Square Park who looks like the mayor of marijuana is handing out free joints to people who show their completed vaccine card for 4/20
NYC is undefeated – at Manhattan, NY
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If you’re in the Cape Town area and you need mental health assistance, please try this affordable service
triangle.org.za
RT for awareness 🙏🏾
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Two men died today. If they had died in the era before social media. The colonizer would be sanitized while the Rapper would have been dehumanized. Social media might have its ills but reducing the chokehold media conglomerates have on telling stories, news, the truth is a win.
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Jazz singer Billie Holiday was born today (April 7) in 1915. “I don’t sing novelty. The things that I sing have to have something to do with me—my life, my friends’ lives. It has to have a meaning.” 🌺
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An Asian American reading list, with many you may not have heard of. Feel free to reply with other essential AsAm books/essays. latimes.com/entertainment-ar…
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I have an immediate need for writers/journalists from Benin, Cote D'Ivoire, Angola, Malawi, Eswatini, Sierra Leone, Togo and The Gambia. It is for client in immunisation space so need to be comfortable writing around that, in English. Drop me mail info (at) kojobaffoe (dot) com
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Medical doctor, feminist and novelist, Nawal El Sadaawi has passed away. Her book Women and Sex published 49 years ago which questioned sexist practices in Egyptian society ended with her being fired from the department of health in Egypt. She's written more than 50 books.
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This is Ckho Mququ, a talented artist and ceramist from Cape Town.
Please Make Him Famous. Retweet
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Idk why but this is on my mind and I wanna say it.
Storytelling is ABSOLUTELY a form of activism. It’s using your voice. It impacts people’s lives. It creates discussion and leads to change.
Storytellers are activists and don’t let anyone tell you different. Stories matter.
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If anyone on the TL knows of students who have been arrested after the Wits protest, please DM me or call the @ProtestZa hotline for legal assistance.







































