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Banana Bread Cookies
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Ingredients:
1 ripe banana, mashed
½ cup granulated sugar
¼ cup melted butter
1 cup all-purpose flour
¼ teaspoon baking soda
¼ teaspoon salt See less ...read more
@aerincreer : The chances of 2020 ending on a good note are looking slimmer than my waistline 👀
#outfits #summer #swipeleft
~ July 12, 2020, 5:03 pm
#outfits #summer #swipeleft "
#outfits #summer #swipeleft ".
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Nina Dobrev on Instagram: “No, I did not plan my bathing suit to match the penguins, that’s a preposterous accusation .......... [ Yes, I absolutely did, this was not…”
Katya Clover on Instagram: “I am on Bali now 🥰 so happy 😁 going out of social media for a while, want to get back to nature and island 🌴 life, shot by @f_riger ”
Mar 3, 2019 - a story about love. With no guilty parts. No one is bad. No one is wrong. The story rarely told. Growing apart, though the love cannot wither.
"Today is my due date, and I can’t stop thinking about George Floyd," writes HuffPost guest writer Latona Giwa. "I keep telling myself I shouldn’t be thinking about 'things like this' right now, that the moments before I give birth should be spent in meditative relaxation. Surely, now is the time to reflect on the beauty and hope of new life, not the pain and ugliness of this world. But my mind keeps wandering back to a Black man’s face being flattened into the ground by the weight of a cop’s knee, his eyes begging for mercy he would not receive."
"Looking at photos of Floyd smiling and posing for the camera, I feel my womb heave as I try not to cry. I try to take some deep breaths and send them to the baby, try to find strength in the chant of 'Black lives matter.' Ahmaud Arbery’s family’s lawyer said that 'his life mattered' while arguing for Arbery’s assailants to be arrested and convicted," writes Giwa. "Still, I try to sigh away the painful knowledge that this society is constructed around the assertion that my baby’s life — like Arbery, Taylor and Floyd’s — already matters less than its white counterparts before it has even left the womb." Read her full essay at our link in bio. // 📷 Latona Giwa ...read more
1. Protesting is a protected right.
2. Protesting is an American tradition.
3. There are examples of protest all over in history AND in the present day.
4. Debates about the lawfulness and effectiveness of protesting have always existed.
5. We have benefited from the act of protest. ...read more