Amy retweeted
I've just had the call. I've refused entry. This is an interesting phone call.
Doing this for everyone for our school staff everywhere!
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#ShineOn
#BurnBrighter
Amy retweeted
having to come back to Reading after living my best life this weekend has got to be the worst thing thats ever happened to me
Amy retweeted
love island season 5 was the PEAK of bombshells idc #LoveIsland
Amy retweeted
Marcus Rashford has done more for England then winning a penalty could ever do. Bukayo Saka has bought joy and inspiration to so many at fucking NINTEEN. These kids need to hold their heads so high.
Amy retweeted
Hate is a strong word. But the racist relying on black English footballers to bring them glory as if they were their servants, then turning on them as soon as they fell short of their dreams, have my deepest contempt.
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england’s most genius tactic yet. demoralise them by sending them to luton. amazing.
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Amy retweeted
Why would you have a passport or a driving licence if you can't afford foreign holidays and you can't afford to run a car?
Amy retweeted
Why is it that the two women of colour are always mistaken for each other? 10 years in and still this is happening. This is the type of shit Jade and I have had to deal with for 10 years and this is another reason as to why I was fuelled to make my doc.
#DOBETTER
Leigh x
Amy retweeted
Marcus Smith should have over 30 England caps by now!

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Amy retweeted
I’ve been given permission to share these pictures from someone assaulted last night in Bristol.
From the response of the media, police and government this either didn’t happen or is entirely fine.
Men celebrating a football win vs women peacefully holding a vigil for a woman who has been murdered, where a police officer is the prime suspect.
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What happened to Sarah Everard has hit home hard for so many women because we make the calculations she did every day too. We take the longer, better-lit route, push the fear aside for the voice that says ‘don't be daft, you've every right to walk home alone at night and be safe’
































