#hardges

[citrusitonit]

ign kind of honst in terms of makign comments abgt stuff so igs either its not gnna hurt anyone or im keepign my mouth shut

[hoglovers69]

need that friendship where i can grope their tits and ass whenever i want and they do the same to me and we both get really fucking heated up by it and struggle not to pound each other into the bed every time we hang out

[pinkmoondoll9shihtzu]

sorri its been hardg for me to b online lately orz xx

[m1shapanda]

im . not write,,, the novel part of visual novel

Writing too hardge

[dnaamericaapp]

Jury Awards Aasylei Loggervale And Her Two Daughters $8.25 Million In Wrongful Detention By Deputies At California Starbucks

A federal jury found that sheriff's deputies wrongly detained a Black family at a Northern California Starbucks and ordered compensation of $8.25 million.

Aasylei Loggervale and her two daughters had pulled into a Starbucks in Castro Valley, about 25 miles southeast of downtown San Francisco, in September 2019 when Alameda County sheriff's deputies handcuffed them in connection with a string of auto thefts, according to their federal lawsuit.

Jurors found in the plaintiffs' favor this month and set damages at $2.75 million for each of the three.

"This is vindication and validation for the Loggervales that they've been wronged, and that means a lot," Craig Peters, their attorney, said Thursday.

The deputies, who are white, are alleged to have told them they were being investigated for "car burglaries committed by unidentified Black men" in recent months, the plaintiffs said.

Loggervale refused to show her driver's license as she and her daughters, who were 19 and 17 at the time, firmly but calmly "stated that they had not done anything wrong and had no connection whatsoever to any auto burglaries," their civil complaint said.

All three were handcuffed as deputies searched their car, purses and cellphones before they were released with no citations or criminal charges.

A federal jury in the Northern District of California found that deputies and Alameda County violated the constitutional rights of Aasylei Loggervale and her daughters, Aaottae Loggervale and Aasylei Hardge-Loggervale, and breached state civil protections against police harassment.

“The community’s trust in my agency is foundational to my mission of maintaining a positive relationship with those we serve," Alameda County Sheriff Yesenia Sanchez said in a statement Thursday. -(source: nbc news)

DNA America

“It’s what we know, not what you want us to believe.” #dna #dnaamerica #news #politics

[edward-snowdenhands]

Extra large and extra hardge

[crucial1news]

😇💯

[justbreatheincsblog]

February is Black History Month. At Just Breathe Ministries, Inc, we are giving tribute to two amazing women. The first tribute goes to Chanie Hudson Hardge, my grandmother, whose birthday is today Feb. 4. and is enjoying Heaven’s celebration. She was a woman who enjoyed life and embraced change with determination and courage. Our second tribute is in honor of my mother, Ethel Hudson Abrams, who was the first female African American on the School Board in Thomasville, GA. My mom exemplifies such a calm, peaceful, yet strong inner spirit in all that she does. If I had to choose three words to describe her they would be: devoted, humble, and strong. Devoted to the faithful study of God’s word (church), devotion to family and friends. It is through her humbleness in spirit that she sees the good in people and her strength is in the power of the Holy Spirit that works in and through her. It is through these two women and their example, “I am who I am today.” Our prayer for you mom is that the Lord continues to sustain you each and every day. We at Just Breathe Ministries honor you and thank you for your continual support of this Ministry. #blackhistorymonth#honor#justbreathe#inspire#hope#dream#align#energy#movement#tunein#speaktheword#trust#prayinthespirit#rejoice https://www.instagram.com/p/CoQWvXMu_cT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[citrusitonit]

ME REMEBERING THE WHOLE CHAPTER I DELETED BC I THOGUHT IT WASNT GOOD ENOUGH DO YOU KNOW HARDG I WORKED ON THAG SHIT AUGH MOMENTARY REGRET TURNS PERMANNET

[sapphic-sedai]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (TV 2018) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Zelda Spellman/Harvey Kinkle's Father Characters: Zelda Spellman, Thomas Kinkle, Harvey Kinkle, Harvey Kinkle's Father (Archie Comics) Additional Tags: i edited this gently drunk and coffee hyped so please be gentle with it, Canon Compliant, awban compliant, Bite Me this works and fixes a few problems with the canon so literally somehow you're welcome, im just as angry as the rest of you but we're all on this crazy train now so... Summary:

Zelda Spellman's hearse gets a flat and Hardge Kinkle fixes it.

[radicalreliablerandomness]

Tolls and Snargnarg are canonically married

[matrixgitch1221]

Making space on my phone but I don’t want to lose this gif of this beautiful face.

[sonnyhancock]

It’s here and it’s real. #gifjif #hardg #gifpeanutbutter https://www.instagram.com/p/B9hC-aKpEPk/?igshid=13whcopwptges

[girlactionfigure]

IThree of 10 freedom riders on trial at Tallahassee, Florida, for unlawful assembly confer during a court recess on June 22, 1961. Talking are (from left) Rabbi Israel Dresner, the Rev. A.L. Hardge and the Rev. Robert Storm. (AP Photo)

srael ‘Sy’ Dresner, ‘most arrested rabbi,’ who marched with MLK Jr., dies at 92

‘Freedom rider,’ who built a career as a social justice-oriented rabbi, recently said he wanted to be remembered in part for invoking doctrine of ‘tikkun olam,’ repairing the world

JTA — Rabbi Israel “Sy” Dresner, who demonstrated with Martin Luther King Jr. and was sometimes called the “most arrested rabbi in America,” died Thursday at age 92.

Dresner, who was a Freedom Rider in the 1960s, built a career as a social justice-oriented Reform rabbi who was active in the fight against the Vietnam War and was a vocal opponent of Israel’s military control of the West Bank. Dresner was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer in December.

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