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It’s been 9 months of genocide. 9 months and 76 years.

You will never understand the pains, the agony, the fear and the suffering until war comes to your doorstep. Here is what people in Sudan 🇸🇩 are going through where people are being killed tortured and a looming famine have left Millions of people hungry in Sudan. Since a power struggle between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces plunged the country into a devastating war in April last year. People are dying and ethnic cleansing is ongoing in Sudan but the mainstream media are silent.

everyone go support kehlani 🇵🇸

We rapping this year

Idk how to explain it but this makes you feel like everything in life makes sense

Show called “Disjointed” was cancelled soon after this scene was broadcast.

as a fire sign, i need to experience this

After a long stressful day, this is all I need 😮‍💨

Swae Lee gets into an argument with a “rich” European kid because he was looking at his girl.

RT @readbyuna: may we all get to see a free Palestine next Eid.

this is beyond disgusting y'all are not humans

A young Libyan Mohamed Alnaas produced a boycott video delivering a clear message, urging people to boycott products that support Israeli apartheid.

see how he’s handling her like an egg 😢

this is where I met some of the funniest people in my life 😂 hope they’re doing good

Please don't ignore what's happening in congo

I will retweet this every time it comes down my timeline. It’s one of my favorite interview moments from a celebrity.

Giraffe 🦒

A word was said 👏🏽

Thread: What is happening in Sudan! I am writing this for non Arabic speakers, I will explain what has been happening in Sudan during the last 9 months, since 15th of April 2023. #KeepEyesOnSudan Help Sudan!! If you see it, its your responsibility to spread it.

In 1971, engineers from the Soviet Union ignited a fire in a gas-filled hole in the Turkmenistan desert. Anticipating that the flames would extinguish within days, they were surprised when the fire continued to burn. Now, 52 years later, this site, known as “The Door to Hell,” is still ablaze.