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the women of euphoria ✨

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women of euphoria.

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Tony, look at me.

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This was the best scene.

RUE LITERALLY FIGURED EVERYTHING OUT ‼️

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Hunter Schafer Discusses Euphoria.

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also lets fucking talk about lexi. showing up in a bob ross costume, even after everyone told her she was supposed to look “sexy”. fiercely protecting her sister, even without knowing exactly what was going on. reassuring rue, her best friend, who is recovering from drug addiction. still fucking showing up for her even after rue said incredibly hurtful things to her. leaving a party, no second thought, as soon as rue mentioned wanting to go. she even tried to get a very drunk jules to leave with them as well. lexi is a saint and despite our ships, we should recognize this angel

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Saoirse Ronan

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That is CRIMINAL to send him back! That judge must be republican

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i cannot stop thinking about this

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Phyllis Webstad was 6 years old when the new orange shirt she chose for her 1st day of school was stripped off her back. It was the early 70s & she was the 3rd generation to attend St. Joseph’s Residential School in Williams Lake, BC. Today is Orange Shirt Day to acknowledge the harm that Canada’s residential school system left in generations of Onkwehón:we families and communities.

Katherine Sorbey, who played my Nokumi (grandmother) in Rhymes for Young Ghouls is a residential school survivor. I’m dedicating this day to her, to my ancestors and every other family who was impacted by this genocidal system.

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J.K. Rowling Has Announced That Edward Cullen From ‘Twilight’ is Gay

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This is what we call friendship

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Jews settled in Phoenix a little later than they did in Tucson. One of the first was Emil Ganz, a successful businessman and banker who went on to serve as the town’s mayor in the late 1880s. By the 1890s, several major Jewish retail merchants made their mark in Phoenix, establishing the New York Store, the Boston Store and Goldwater’s Department Store. Barry Goldwater, the Arizona senator and 1964 presidential candidate, known as “Mr. Conservative” and an Episcopalian, was descended from the Goldwater family. As Jewish Phoenix community members became more prosperous, they too built Jewish institutions and entered political life. Beth Israel Jewish Cemetery sits on land bequeathed in 1889 by Michael Wormser, a prominent French-born Jewish farmer and businessman. Phoenix’s first Jewish congregation, Temple Beth Israel, was started in 1920. And in the political realm, a trailblazing Jewess, Freeda Marks, served in 1922 as the minority Republican leader of the Arizona State Legislature and co-founded the Phoenix chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women.

Jews also settled in other parts of the state. In addition to Tucson and Phoenix, the towns of Yuma, Prescott, Bisbee and Tombstone all had Jewish mayors between 1883 and 1919. Tombstone, a tough silver-mining town notorious for the bloody 1881 shootout at the O.K. Corral between sheriff Wyatt Earp and the Clanton clan, was home to at least 75 Jewish families during its boom years of 1880 to 1884. Most were merchants, including future mayor Abraham Emanuel, who was the superintendent of the town’s water, mill and lumber company, and the owners of the stationery, cigar and tobacco store, the Golden Eagle Saloon and the barbershop. The Jewish barber, Emil Marks, left town, unnerved by the Clantons’ habit of resting their six shooters on their chests while he shaved them. But the most famous Jew in town was Josephine Sarah Marcus, who had fled her wealthy San Francisco German-Jewish upbringing for a career on the stage. It was in Tombstone that “Sadie” met and fell in love with sharpshooter Earp, whom she later married.

read more about the jewish history of arizona here. pictured above: the first jewish mayor of tucson and son and the hebrew ladies benevolent society of tucson.

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Working at the airport and my university’s office made me realize that Israel’s brain drain is real and is happening.

I dealt with so many Israeli passengers and Israeli students, most of whom are highly educated, who want to settle here for good. And already many of them carry newly issued Canadian PR cards and US green cards. Not only that but 80% of them had young children.

They’re all leaving because they know israel has a bleak future and they don’t want to be there when things go sideways.

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There are n*zis on campus rn and a student brought out like a 1997 boombox and started blasting Taking The Hobbits to Isengard every time they tried to say something.

“Those who do not share our genes -THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS - THE MASTER RACE - TO ISENGARD TO ISENGARD - AND I BELIEVE - THE HOBBITS THE HOBBITS THE-”