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Her name was #MahsaAmini 🖤🕊️
"Woman! Life! Freedom!"
✊#IranProtests #مهسا_امینی
Jaehaerys passed over Rhaenys, the firstborn grandchild and only child of his heir was passed, for his second son which broke Andal AND Valyrian customs and laws. Many protested including Queen Alysanne, she even separated from Jaehaerys for two years over this. #HOTD
Outstanding "the lady doth protest too much, methinks" expression by Trafalgar D. Water Law.
En Iran, la mort d’une jeune femme arrêtée par la police des mœurs suscite des protestations
#mahsamini
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James II (1685-1688)
The last Catholic king. Continued the House of Stuart’s struggle with Parliament; his belief in absolute power caused trouble. Deposed in the Glorious Revolution, when Parliament invited the Protestant Dutch prince William of Orange to take over.
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Don't people realise that the only reason #Tories keep passing laws to stop dissent & protest is that they're scared of us - scared that one day we will all wake up and realise there are tens of millions of us & only a few of them?
Wake up, everyone.
Realise your power.
#OnThisDay 1575 Heinrich Bullinger, Swiss Reformer, the successor of Huldrych Zwingli as head of the Church of Zürich & important figure of 16th century Protestantism, passed away in Zürich.
Portrait by Hans Asper, c. 1550
#history #OTD
Today in 1588 the "Invincible Armada", sent by Catholic King Philip II of Spain to overthrow Protestant Queen Elizabeth I of England, is defeated in the English Channel
#OTD 1523 Pope Adrian VI died in Rome. After tutoring Charles who would become Holy Roman Emperor, he became a cardinal in 1517 by Pope Leo X. Adrian's short pontificate (Jan. 1522-Sep. 1523) was marked by the rise of Protestantism in Europe and the advancement of Ottoman armies
@nescartridges when you're caught protesting the coronation of charles iii during the national period of mourning
We are in solidarity with @MarovaNetsai, @JoanaMamombe, and @ceechimbiri2.
They are victims of the crackdown on the right to protest.
Zimbabwean authorities must not use the law to silence critics and human rights defenders.
#ProtectTheProtest
#DropTheChargesNow
@AmnestySARO
Folklorist Alvin Schwartz first encountered controversy with publication of Cross Your Fingers, Spit in Your Hat: Superstitions and Other Beliefs. Parents protested believing it promoted occultism to youth. Yrs later Schwartz went even further w/ Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
@lukedepulford @badiucao In Hong Kong, mourning #QueenElizabeth is an artful protest against the CCP. 🎨 @badiucao
In 1976, public morning for Zhou Enlai signaled dissent against Mao's policies and the Gang of Four. https://t.co/p3zT65IXfM