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[mijukaze]

Picked final fantasy up again back in June and I missed my silly lizard

[ryahana]

يُرجى مراجعة هذه المشاركة… "خلف انطونيو سليمان ايه خلف 🔞 انجي خوري".

[amoreva]

FEIGNING FOR YA

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CHAPTER 4.5

pairing: luke castellan x fem!reader

summary: experiencing your new found freedom with luke and co (why does he smile at you like that?)

warnings: not proofread! slow burn, college au, smau, fake dating to dating, cursing, aged up! pjo charcters, parental expectations

a/n: so guess who lied about being back…do you guys forgive me?

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yn.ln

♫ Her’s - Harvey

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yn.ln 🪽

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chris.rod Top five best days 💪😩

seaweedbrain no invite?

yn.ln no<3 seaweedbrain fake. yn.ln big kids only 🤷‍♀️ seaweedbrain I AM A BIG KID lukecastellan says the twelve year old seaweedbrain kys.

clarisselarue GOODMORNING GORGEOUS

shelleythompson you should be studying.

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travisstoll 📍?

chris.rod gatekeeping 😝😝 yn.ln southern okapi forest chris.rod bro…

lukecastellan my girl<3

lukecastellan marry me

lukecastellan please

lukecastellan one chance

thaliagrace too much 🤢 seaweedbrain ^^^ lukecastellan YOU ARE FHE EXACT SAME WAY WITH ANNIE seaweedbrain 🧏‍♀️🔇

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silenabeau

Antique Alley • ♫ Hozier - Would That I

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silenabeau thrifting w/ clarisselarue

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user49 LOCATION??? 🙏🙏

user29 under the username 😀

user51 lit love that place

drewtanaka me, you, clarisse there, next friday?

silenabeau yes!!

clarisselarue ❤️

user3 old photos are so creepy, like wym that was a real person

user78 WAH WAH WAH cope

lukecastellan yn.ln, let’s go next time 🙏

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၊||၊ Malcolm Todd - Chest Pain

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chris.rod

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chris.rod lately>>

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lukecastellan MY GOAT posted 😩🙏

chris.rod anything for you bbg 😏 yn.ln let’s not 😚 chris.rod HE WAS MINE FIRST chris.rod homewrecker 💔💔 chris.rod tashi duncan, who? yn.ln well he’s mine now 🖕 user58 chris.rod lukecastellan who’s art and who’s patrick? 🤔

user25 wish I had friends like this

user123 I’D EAT A HORSE IF I COULD DO THSI INSTEAD OF STUDYINH

clarisselarue ❤️

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taglist:

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[woozvc]

call you tonight

part XIII

previous / masterlist / next

a/n - i have nothing to say I cut out a lot of extra drama because I didn't want to stretch this series too long😭 very close to end now <3

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[rensaries]

જ⁀➴ one look give 'em whiplash ~ na jaemin smau

profiles : 365 party girls (and a man) or yn + friends

⤿ 💌 yn ; a junior in college as a graphic design major. literally the sweetest person on earth but of course she got cursed with a horrible rumor being spread during her freshman year so now her image is tainted forever... (btw the rumor was that she gives "good head" bc one freak man wanted her so bad and got rejected so he had to get his "karma"). after this life changing event she only trusts her father and kim jungwoo, so now she's weary of any man but is physically incapable of being mean to them no matter what! (she's just a girl)

⤿ 💌 miyawaki sakura ; a graduated fashion design major who currently designs hand crocheted clothing pieces. met yn on her first day of freshman year at the campus coffee shop, sakura was behind her in line and internally freaked out when yn ordered the exact same very specific coffee order she had ordered for 3 years straight. stuck with yn during the freshman year war and now they're glued at the hip forever. (also a cat lover) (and she loves crocheting)

⤿ 💌 yu jimin / karina ; a junior in college as a computer engineering major. met yn after she gooned over sakura during a lecture last year, she knew sakura and yn were good friends so she bribed yn into giving her sakura's number (which she did). although she never bagged sakura she got two amazing friends and was able to practice her female lurer skills. very straightforward person and will tell her friends exactly what they need to hear when everybody else is supporting their delusions.

⤿ 💌 choi jiwon / e.ji ; a junior in college as a chemistry major. completely embarrassed herself in front of yn in the dorm hallway because she dropped her entire bookbag (which was very unzipped and open) onto the floor in front of yn. they laugh about it now but jiwon really was about to drop out after that happened. kind of an idiot but the philosophical genius kind ?? brought jungwoo into the group because they got together sometime last year. also her real name is jiwon but somehow she acquired the nickname e.ji/eji which just kind of stuck.

⤿ 💌 kim jungwoo ; a graduated veterinary medicine major who currently works at a veterinary clinic. a complete and total idiot is the nicest way to put him. he got dragged into the friend group when him and jiwon started talking seriously, and unfortunately he's still here. the girls will claim they hate him but they all actually do love him as he brings something different to the group. he also unfortunately became apart of the sassy man apocalypse to fit in with the girls' conversations because before he was completely lost so jiwon had to teach him how to act right..

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[darkbluekies]

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That is all for today. :3

~Hedwig Anon ♡

Yes. Just yes. I completely agree.

[yuh-l8t]

you haven’t done this in awhile because of your jobs that has you both move around a lot. It’s been almost what… 2-3 months since you’ve seen each other. Sure you’ve texted but it’s not the same.

“It’s been so long since I’ve touched you….”

he said in a raspy mid tone voice. You moaned in response then said

“babyyy please touch meee”

and with that plea he had already started to work on your body starting with your tight pussy. He was playing with your nub and teasing you by playing with your folds moving his fingers up and down then side to side ripping lude noises coming from you then finally he moved them in searching for your g-spot it took him a minute to find it as soon as he does the most pornographic moan came out of you and that’s when you saw him twitch to life. As soon as he made you cum you were all over him.

“eji; lemme make a mess of that cock of yours. Lemme suck on your big, fat, coooock pleaseee baby! Wanna taste you so bad!!”

You started to paw at his erection unbuttoning the jeans that he was wearing.

“alright baby~ “

he removed the extra pieces of cloth to let his size out. Then you went to work starting to massage him before anything. You licked the tip Which was pouring out pre, then played with his tip you only where sucking and licking his tip; it drove him crazy, it drove him sooo crazy he grabbed your hair and pulled you down. Surprising you, you gagged and then grabbed his shaft and didn’t stop bobbing your head, the room was filled with his loud moans, then he came and you slowed down then you stoped.

he put you on your back and put one of your legs over his shoulder and started to hump you. You were gasping cute little gasps until he lined his sex to yours and thrusted in causing you to yelp as he set a steady-ish (it was harsh af) pace. He kissed you and grabbed your nipples pinching them as you moaned into his mouth, putting your hands in his hair pulling him closer as you were biting his neck and putting a hickey here…. Here ……….. and here same for him but he’s giving you more bites all over on your neck, your chest, even your leg… you were going so long you both fainted; in the morning he was kissing you up and down when he realized you were awake he praised you “ you did so well..” “you feel so good” “your so good to me baby” “your so hot” then he finally picked you up (your still on his dick with your legs wrapped around him) every time he goes down a step for the stairs you moan in his ear cuz your bouncing on him.. he gets a good idea and runs down the stairs and goes back up to only go back down to hear you say his name.

“E-Ahh~EJIROUU~~”

his laugh boomed through your house he finnaly stopped fucken around and made breakfast as soon as he was done you heard a knock on the door and you looked at each other and ran upstairs to get clothes on then he opened the door and it was the neighbors..

“can you keep the noise down people like sleep you know!” kiri apologized and the lady was on her way.

[shinsengumi-archives]

An Assassination Attempt on Okita Souji

Abe Juro was a subordinate of Okita Souji in the First Squad.

After he and Itou Kashitaro separated from the Shinsengumi to form the Goryo-eji, he was no longer associated with Okita.

However, on December 18, Keio 3, he and his comrades, Utsumi Jiro (内海次郎) and Sawara Taro (佐原太郎), suddenly plotted to assassinate Okita.

What happened between Abe and Okita?

Before the incident

November 18, exactly one month before the incident. Itou Kashitaro, the leader of Abe's group, was attacked and killed by the Shinsengumi.

Abe escaped thanks to the fact that he and Utsumi had gone to Yamato at that time, but he fled to the Satsuma residence to escape the Shinsengumi's pursuit.

However, the Satsuma domain forbade them from going out for a month, along with other comrades who had also fled.

When Abe and his comrades finally received permission to go out in early December, the first thing they did was search for the Shinsengumi.

It's believed that during the time they were in hiding, they were determined to avenge Itou's death.

Then, on the evening of December 17. Kano Washio came across information that Okita was "hiding" at Kondo Isami's mistress's house in Rokujo.

The day of the incident

Abe Juro woke up at 4 a.m. the next morning and cut into the mistress's house with Utsumi and Sawara.

This is a so-called "night raid, morning attack" (夜討ち朝駈け) strategy.

Normally, this strategy seems to be used when a small number of men face a large number of enemies, but Okita was alone. Moreover, he was on his sickbed at that time.

Abe was skilled with a spear, and Utsumi Jiro was the head instructor at Itou Kashitaro's dojo. Sawara Taro was also described by Nishimura Kanefumi as "a master of swordsmanship", so it seems that he was quite skilled.

No matter how good Okita was, it might have been tough for him to fight against these three men with his illness.

In other words, Abe was wary of Okita that much.

However, Okita was not at the place where they planned to cut him down. Around 10 p.m. the night before, he had moved to Fushimi.

Mistaken assumptions

The reason why Okita was at the mistress's house in the first place is thought to have been a temporary refuge from the chaos of the Shinsengumi's move to Fushimi, as the Shinsengumi was moving out of their old headquarters and going to Fushimi.

Perhaps Abe and his colleagues could not grasp the fact that Okita would leave when the situation calmed down.

Nevertheless, they should have confirmed that Okita was home when they got the information and should have at least left a lookout.

It's said that Okita was lucky, but I think he was also helped by the lack of precision from Abe and his team.

And most of all, what they really needed to confirm was whether Okita was actually involved in the murder of Itou Kashitaro.

Abe's opinion of Okita

As it turned out, Okita was not involved in Itou Kashitaro's murder.

However, Abe seemed to have assumed that Okita must have been involved.

Abe's comments about Okita at the historical discussion meeting can be summarized as follows.

Okita was a cruel man

He acted like he didn't know there was an Imperial Court in this country

He was simply a good swordsman and used his swordsmanship well.

He only knew how to act for Kondo's sake

He killed people unnecessarily

This is a terribly negative evaluation. What in the world happened in the First Squad?

As for the 2nd point, Nagakura Shinpachi wrote that Okita was one of the members who discussed and worried about national affairs during his time in the Shieikan Dojo, so it doesn't mean that he didn't discuss national affairs.

However, Okita might have shrugged away from debates about national affairs in front of Abe and his colleagues and didn't take it seriously.

Okita's response seems very mature, as he knew the weight of his statements as an executive. But Abe must have taken his actions at face value.

Who was Abe Juro as a person?

Abe Juro was a man who was "smart, liked cleanness, a little short-sighted (=not thinking clearly, short-tempered), but very good with his hands and mouth (=speaks and acts well)", and had "a strong temper since childhood" (=nervous and irritable), and it seems he had a strong conviction.

From the contents of the historical talks, we get the impression that he was a hot-blooded man who was convinced of his own righteousness.

However, his belief in his own ideas may have led to the attempted assassination of Okita.

Okita was nearly killed by a false accusation.

I think it's important to confirm everything, not to act on assumptions. This is something I would like to always remind myself.

References

史談会速記録　第90輯　国会図書館蔵

大内町が生んだ幕末の風雲児　阿部十郎小伝　アベツトム (北方風土 : 北国の歴史民俗考古研究誌 (13)　北方風土社編)

新選組・高台寺党　市居浩一

浪士文久報告記事　永倉新八

[awwriri]

hello! hope youre having a great day <3 could i request eji from ichillin if youre doing requests pls!

hi tysm anon i hope ur having a great day as well !!

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[ausetkmt]

A Florida judge is considering whether authorities should add hate crime charges against two of three men who allegedly chased a Black man into an alley and killed him.

Authorities found a 39-year-old Black man shot to death behind a dumpster at 6:45 a.m. on Tuesday, May 2 in Jacksonville, Florida. Two days later, police announced they’d arrested Ryan Christopher Nichols, 19, Daniel James DeGuardia, 18, and Holden Emery Dodson, 21, according to First Coast News.

Circuit Court Judge Kim Sadler said DeGuardia and Dodson’s charges could be upgraded to a hate crime.

“I’m not the state, it’s up to them, of course, what charges they bring,” Sadler told First Coast News. “But it was just a bunch of white guys chasing a Black guy and I didn’t see any reason for it.”

A hate crime charge would mean harsher penalties, according to Florida law. For instance, a second-degree felony would be upgraded to a first-degree felony.

The identity of the deceased Black man has not been released.

What happened?

Surveillance footage of the are showed a Jeep Grand Cherokee arriving near 100 North Julia Street and parking around 2:25 a.m. Three white men exit the vehicle and begin walking. Twenty minutes later, the Black victim is seen being chased by the men as he flees behind a dumpster. Moments later, the three white men return to the jeep and speed off.

Another video near a 7-Eleven revealed the license plate of the vehicle. Authorites tracked it to alleged accomplice DeGuardia’s mother’s home. DeGuardia allegedly reported his 9mm Glock as lost that night.

According to First Coast News, authorities also reported a 36-year-old Black woman had been shot and killed. Her body was found in a vehicle in the area of Boulevard and West 22nd Street. The Sheriff’s Office doesn’t believe the two homicides are related.

Anyone with information contact the Sheriff’s Office at (904) 630-0500 or First Coast Crime Stoppers at (866) 845-8477 (845-TIPS) to remain anonymous and be eligible for rewards. Or email JSOCrimeTips@jaxsheriff.org or rewards@fccrimestoppers.com.

Florida has a long history of hate crimes

The local Sheriff’s Office said that while the investigation is ongoing, there is “no information at this time” leading them to believe the attack was a hate crime. Notably, police officers around the nation are not obligated to report hate crimes to the FBI’s federal database.

Florida has a long history of hate crimes, however, in the form of racial terror lynchings.

At least 319 lynchings of Black people took place in Florida between 1877 and 1950, according to data from the Equal Justice Initiative. The state accounted for the 6th highest number of racial terror lynching during that period.

In Duval County, where Jacksonville resides, EJI documented eight lynchings during that period. One county over, in St. John’s County, where the three suspects all had previous addresses, one lynching reportedly took place.

In recent years, Florida has become a hot-bed of anti-Black sentiment through the passage of laws targeting Black history and limiting the political power of Black residents. The shooting adds to a deadly toll taking place around the country.

More Americans fell victim to gun violence in 2021 (48,830) than any previous year on record, according to Pew Research Center. Guns are also the leading cause of death for children and teens, Pew found.

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FEIGNING FOR YA

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CHAPTER 3.5

pairing: luke castellan x fem!reader

summary: easter with your family sucks and since when can Luke read you so easily

warnings: not proofread! slow burn, college au, smau, fake dating to dating, cursing, aged up! pjo charcters, parental expectations

a/n: guess who’s back from my hiatus! can you tell i used a crazy rich asians line. feedback is much appreciated after i took a long break

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On April 3, 1911, President William Howard Taft directed the U.S. Army to expel the Ninth Cavalry, an all-Black unit, from San Antonio, Texas. Earlier that day, the president had met with San Antonio’s U.S. congressman, John Garner, who urged President Taft to expel the Black cavalrymen from the entire State of Texas because their protest of segregated seating on city streetcars threatened local “law and order.” Immediately afterward, President Taft issued a memorandum to General Leonard Wood, the Army’s chief of staff, directing the nation’s highest-ranking army official to remove the Ninth Cavalry from San Antonio.

Two days later, the Black soldiers were relocated to Rio Grande City, Texas, a city near the Mexican border. Local white residents protested the arrival of the Black cavalry soldiers, claiming that Black men who volunteered to serve their country were “continually looking for an opportunity to exercise brutality.” Facing mounting hostility from this white opposition, President Taft ultimately rescinded the order and had the Black troops returned to San Antonio. White Rio Grande City residents adopted a resolution commending the decision, while white San Antonio residents were outraged. In July 1911, the Black soldiers of the Ninth Cavalry were again removed from San Antonio, this time relocated to Fort Russell, Wyoming.

On the same day that Rep. Garner lobbied for the removal of Black soldiers from San Antonio, he announced plans for legislation that would repeal the Army Organization Act of 1866. That Reconstruction-era law had required the War Department to establish and maintain two Black cavalry units and four Black infantry units in the U.S. Army to enable Black men to serve in the otherwise all-white, segregated U.S. military. In 1911, the nation’s army remained segregated, and Black soldiers were barred from serving in all but these six units. Rep. Garner’s proposal repealing the 1866 Act would have given the War Department discretion to abolish the all-Black units—and thus prevent any Black citizens from serving in the military. Rep. Garner in fact intended for his proposed legislation to exclude Black soldiers entirely, as he believed that no high-ranking official in the military would permit Black Americans to serve if federal law did not require it.

Though the bill did not pass, its proposal—and the punitive treatment of Black soldiers simply fighting for civil rights— reflects the extreme levels of white resistance to Black military service that characterized the highest offices of government and military institutions. To learn more about racial discrimination and violence faced by Black veterans, read EJI’s report Lynching in America: Targeting Black Veterans.

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**Report on the 13th Amendment’s Exception for Prisoners (with Citations)**

The 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, ratified in 1865, abolished slavery and involuntary servitude but included a critical exception: *“except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted.”* This clause, known as the **“punishment clause,”** emerged from a combination of historical, political, and racialized economic factors. Below is an analysis of its origins, supported by scholarly and historical sources:

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### **1. Historical Context and Political Compromise**

The exception was a **political concession** to ensure ratification, particularly by Southern states reeling from the Civil War. The amendment’s framers, including Republican lawmakers, recognized that Southern states would resist abolishing slavery entirely. The clause allowed states to continue exploiting labor through incarceration, effectively replacing chattel slavery with **convict leasing systems** (Blackmon, 2008). As historian Douglas A. Blackmon explains:

> *“The Thirteenth Amendment was ratified with the understanding that the South could continue to force Black people into labor through criminal convictions”* (Blackmon, *Slavery by Another Name*, 2008, p. 53).

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### **2. Economic Interests and the Post-War South**

The Southern economy, built on enslaved labor, faced collapse after emancipation. The punishment clause enabled states to lease incarcerated individuals—disproportionately Black Americans—to private plantations, mines, and railroads. **“Black Codes”** (laws criminalizing poverty and Black autonomy) ensured a steady supply of prisoners. For example, Mississippi’s 1865 laws imposed harsh penalties for vagrancy or unemployment, funneling freed people into convict labor (Du Bois, *Black Reconstruction in America*, 1935).

Economist David M. Oshinsky notes:

> *“Convict leasing became slavery by another name… States profited by selling prisoners to corporations, while plantation owners regained their workforce”* (Oshinsky, *Worse Than Slavery*, 1996, p. 45).

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### **3. Racial Control and Systemic Oppression**

The exception facilitated **racialized criminalization**. Southern lawmakers weaponized the clause to suppress Black political and economic progress. After Reconstruction, Jim Crow laws expanded convict leasing, targeting Black Americans for minor offenses like loitering or “breaking curfew” (Alexander, *The New Jim Crow*, 2010). By 1898, nearly 73% of Alabama’s convicts were Black, leased to industries like U.S. Steel (Lichtenstein, *Twice the Work of Free Labor*, 1996).

As the Equal Justice Initiative summarizes:

> *“The 13th Amendment’s loophole created a system of control that replicated slavery’s racial hierarchy”* (EJI, *Slavery to Mass Incarceration*, 2013).

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### **4. Northern Complicity and Nationwide Practices**

Northern states also exploited prison labor, though less overtly racialized. Northern prisons adopted **contract labor systems**, where incarcerated people worked for private manufacturers. This practice, already entrenched before the Civil War, made the punishment clause palatable to Northern lawmakers (McLennan, *The Crisis of Imprisonment*, 2008).

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### **5. Legal and Social Justifications**

The framers justified the exception under contemporary beliefs that prisoners forfeited rights. In *Ruffin v. Commonwealth* (1871), the Virginia Supreme Court ruled:

> *“A convicted felon is a slave of the state”*—a precedent that normalized forced prison labor (Ruffin v. Commonwealth, 1871).

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### **Legacy and Modern Implications**

The punishment clause underpins **modern mass incarceration** and prison labor exploitation. Over 800,000 incarcerated Americans work for little or no pay today, often in unsafe conditions (ACLU, *Captive Labor*, 2022). Scholars like Angela Davis argue:

> *“The 13th Amendment’s exception perpetuates a racial caste system, tying incarceration to economic subjugation”* (Davis, *Are Prisons Obsolete?*, 2003).

Efforts to remove the clause, such as proposed legislation like the **Abolition Amendment**, highlight its enduring harm (Congressional Resolution H.J.Res.53, 2021).

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#### **References**

- Alexander, M. (2010). *The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness*. The New Press.

- Blackmon, D. A. (2008). *Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War to World War II*. Anchor Books.

- Du Bois, W. E. B. (1935). *Black Reconstruction in America*. Harcourt, Brace.

- Equal Justice Initiative (EJI). (2013). *Slavery to Mass Incarceration*. https://eji.org/reports/slavery-to-mass-incarceration/

- Lichtenstein, A. (1996). *Twice the Work of Free Labor: The Political Economy of Convict Labor in the New South*. Verso.

- Oshinsky, D. M. (1996). *Worse Than Slavery: Parchman Farm and the Ordeal of Jim Crow Justice*. Free Press.

- Ruffin v. Commonwealth, 62 Va. 790 (1871).

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This report synthesizes historical scholarship, legal analysis, and contemporary critiques to contextualize the 13th Amendment’s punitive exception and its role in perpetuating systemic inequality.

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thank you so much! i haven't made a moodboard in a little bit, so i hope this is alright! thank you for your request!