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Wow: Read how Jen Yoon's witches fight inequality through illustration.
https://t.co/Pq9JGDLDe0

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2020-06-11

in the world, we can accept living with many bad things, things that we cannot change

but we cannot continue living with this type of inequality, and we must change it today

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2020-06-09

In light of what’s going on I feel like everyone should listen to podcast called Equals where they talk about the fight against inequality and I love it! Definitely not biased since I illustrated the cover 😅

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2020-06-08

John Woodrow Wilson (1922-2015) African-American) was inspired to be an artist because, as a teenager, when he visited galleries he didn’t see anyone that looked like him! His social realist work highlights black dignity and racial inequality.

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2020-06-07

Racism, discrimination, inequality and hate are against everything I am living, working and standing for.



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2020-06-04

(1) Black lives matter. We live in a world where inequality and racism still exist, and injustices continue to take innocent black lives.

This is a human rights issue, and we must do everything in our power to actively fight against oppression.

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2020-06-04

"Oh my. No proper way to justify one's selective narrow vision. They blur the world by cursing themselves into a miasma that'll only keep closing."
"Your... Your cat talks?"
"Yeah, she hates inequality."

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2020-06-03

Here at we strive to educate each other on what really matters because we care! So, that’s why we’ll be hosting forums with various categories, such as climate crisis, youth and international cooperation, social inequality and the world after Covid-19! (1/3)

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2020-06-02


My full support goes to the people who in this moment are protesting for a world safe from racial inequality. I hope that in future police brutality can become a scar of the past.
If you haven’t, please look at how you can help here
https://t.co/cIIC1kbFDr

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2020-06-02

Art is political btw and always has been. These pieces by Gustave Courbet were considered radical at the time. Realism followed the Romantic era, Romanticism distracted people from social inequality by depicted an idealistic, heavenly life. Courbet painted peasants to (1/2)

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2020-05-31

We stand in support with the black community and every community that has faced inequality and injustice. We will support the best we can from Canada, sending love and prayers during this tumultuous time.

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2020-05-31

Impact? Not much really. But this tweet complaining about the inequality of summer alts got pretty popular last year. Doubt IS will change anything this year though lol. https://t.co/guriaKQKAH

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2020-05-28

We are all valid! Our community has been fighting for everyone's rights and it is time to dump the stigma and break the norm. Inequality and discrimination have no place on our table. Periodt.


https://t.co/f3qAZd8ssV

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2020-05-17

In commemoration of the IDAHOTB, let us break the silence by speaking up and letting our voices become a collective noise against discrimination and inequality!

We deserve equal rights and treatment---- our stories are valid, and our lives MATTER 🏳️‍🌈✨

💎

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2020-05-17

During this pandemic, it is not unusual to see people cross the street when they see you coming. This is not new for some Americans. https://t.co/L7fONCRklh

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2020-05-12

How does it feel to be a doctor right now in a major hospital in Africa, taking on the

What do doctors want & need in these challenging times?

Tune in to the latest podcast, a special from Nairobi.

Listen here
https://t.co/fOR4eaJSbi

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2020-04-21

Today, on the International Day of Peasants' Struggle, remember that it's small farmers who feed 80% of the world, not big business.

In the face of the crises of Covid-19, climate and inequality, our lives depend on them and the fight for food sovereignty.

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2020-04-17