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handsomeboymodelingschool

You need to draw and make art or else all the images will stay in your head and you'll get sick

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Anatola Howard

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fortzancudo

i literally feel so evil and hateful and hated today

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put on my stupid little outfit and went to the stupid little bar everyone clap

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its crazy how love is everywhere

deathdaydreamm

I’m getting sick of the simulation but god damn does it deliver sometimes

#my face

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palestinian-from-gaza-and-proud

The war has destroyed our home, and deprived us of everything. Our beloved son, Mohammad, needs urgent treatment abroad to save his life. Amir, our two-year-old son, has never had a happy birthday. And Malak, our little girl, has not seen her father, Ahmed, in months because of the siege and the war. “In the midst of the war, we planted seeds of hope in a small garden. Despite the destruction that befell us, we decided to continue. We planted a small garden in the heart of the rubble to provide ourselves with some food, but this is not enough. We appeal to you from the bottom of our hearts to donate to help us rebuild our lives, our home and save our children. Every donation, no matter how small, will mean a lot to us. Thank you.”

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This campaign has been shared by 90-ghost and also shared by bilal-salah0.

€24,541 raised of €82K goal

Mohammed requires a bone graft surgery in his left hand to avoid an amputation because the IDF shot him with an explosive bullet when he was bringing aid. Mohammed is only 17 years old!

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Reblogged onetwothreemany

diaryofandnwoman

“According to Indian Country Today, in 2017, Destany “Sky” Pete, a member of the Shoshone and Paiute Tribes from the Duck Valley Indian Reservation in Idaho and Nevada, discovered that her tribe’s current health issues were linked to a lack of traditional foods, including the forgotten recipe for toishabui, or chokecherry pudding. She enlisted the help of Dr. Ken Cornell of Boise State University, who specializes in cancer research. Dr. Cornell tested four types of chokecherry specimens on uterine sarcoma cancer cells. Remarkably, only one sample – the traditional chokecherry pudding – successfully inhibited cancer cell growth. Within just 24 hours, the cancer cells began to die. Sky noted that the success of the pudding was due to the inclusion of the crushed chokecherry pits, which were a critical component of the recipe.” **Edited to add that she graduated from the University of Idaho today!**

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https://ictnews.org/archive/bringing-science-culture-together-chokecherry-pudding

Link to the article if anyone wants to read it!!

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Here's a link to more research done on the effectiveness of chokeberries in cancer treatment and other potential uses, even just a quick search shows that peer review seems to confirm the medicinal benefits known by indigenous communities!

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9696386/