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IF YOUR ART GETS STOLEN
https://www.tumblr.com/dmca
Go there, and do as the instructions say.
When my art was stolen, I got the post reported, and it was taken down. Don’t worry, it doesn’t just take down the sources post, but it takes down all the reblogged posts too.
Please give this a reblog, many artists out there may not know this is here.
And remember, ask permission before sharing, or don’t post it.
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I cannot stress enough how important it is to do silly, frivolous things that serve no other purpose than making you happy.
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It has been 11 months of genocide. 334 days of airstrikes and ground invasions. 481,801 minutes of innocent lives martyred one after another.
I don’t know how the world can still keep spinning as this happens right in front of our faces, or why we are letting this go on for so long, but with every passing day, it seems people become used to it, even when the victims come to us themselves asking for help.
Many of us don’t know how to handle such a huge responsibility. We may feel we are not equipped to do so. That is why you get overwhelmed when you are confronted with the victims and our complicity in it and make a decision to ignore. You become defeatist.
But you can’t do that. You have to resist because this is exactly what the settler colony wants you to feel. They do want to look away. They want you to carry on with your life (your normal) while they commit the most atrocities on the most vulnerable.
Deutschland (Germany) is a country that shows no shame in their support of the settler colony. It is up to the point where they would discriminate against the Palestinians. Even to those who stand up for them. Ava Moayeri, a German-Iranian activist, has been sent to court for chanting “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” last month!
If she goes through this, imagine the Palestinians who want nothing more but to build a better future for themselves. My friend, Bilal Salah (@bilal-salah0), is no exception. He is 22 years old and lives in Deutschland for work, but he has faced so many difficulties. He has been on the verge of deportation, making him lose access to his job and housing. His former employer has extorted €4,800 and he is still unemployed, so he can not financially support his family back in Ghazzah. This fundraiser is all he has.
So please help him achieve €110,000 by September 20th! We are supposed to raise it today (Sept 15th), but we have failed to do so. Let's make sure this doesn't happen again! We can't let him down!
As of writing this, €105,980 has been raised! There is only €4,020 left to go! If we do the math, we need at least 804 people to contribute a minimum of €5 to succeed!
Please donate and share. Bilal’s family has narrowly survived the airstrike at the al-Masawi Camp. This fundraiser will help them purchase basic necessities until Rafah Crossing reopens and they can evacuate!
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They literally need to do another lockdown and give every citizen like a cool $50,000
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George Harrison and Ringo Starr, Baltimore Civic Center, 13 September 1964. Photo: Morton Tadder Collection, Maryland Historical Society Library.
One of the myths surrounding The Beatles’ 1964 North American tour is an alleged visit by George Harrison to a typical American school. An investigation…
“BALTIMORE (AP) - It’s incredible, but a Beatle visited a school for girls and not a soul swooned. Sister Mary Michelle, principal of Mercy High School, said it was because the girls just couldn’t believe it was George Harrison. ‘They probably thought he was just another visitor,’ said the nun. ‘He was sort of out of context to them.’ Harrison visited the school Monday [September 14] before the Beatles flew off to Pittsburgh after being ‘in context’ at the Civic Center Sunday [September 13].” - The News, p 12, September 16, 1964
According to The Baltimore Sun’s discussion, one girl managed to sneak an autograph (so, if the story is true, not all girls couldn’t believe it was George):
“Phyllis Herz Procheska’s '65 account of former Beatle George Harrison’s visit to Mercy is featured in the book First & Forever: The Archdiocese of Baltimore - A People’s History
“George’s passing was announced over the PA during morning announcements on 30 November 2001, with a comment on the fact that George is considered the 'Mercy Beatle’ because of his visit… ”[W]e even have a little plaque over one of the water fountains that reads 'George Harrison drank from this water fountain when he visited Mercy High School.’“ - BeatleLinks Forum, 30 November 2001
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