#service
“What can I do with what I have to be of better service to other people?”
-Dan Levy, Indigenous Canada Module 2
Photo: B-insider
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What an amazing way of looking at the world. How can I use my talents to help others?
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In the future, even white cyborgs will serve Black cyborg kings with all the sexual orifices they possess. Their unquenchable love for and sense of duty to their sires, coupled with the reckless abandon and longing with which they seek to sexually please their masters, make them perfectly designed big Black cock whores. A Black cyborg king need only command, and his white cyborg concubines will comply eagerly and lasciviously, like the passionate big Black cock hungry nymphomaniacs they were enhanced to become.
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Always hungry for daddy’s cock..
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In bed teasing my clitty and toying with my ass, wishing I had a thick, juicy cock right now to play with. Always accepting filthy messages.
Dust does not escape My white inspection gloves. Who is responsible?
Slave C missed a spot. Uh-oh.
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Thought for the day: if I haven’t done something, anything, to please a Man or make a Man’s life easier, my day has been wasted.
I just found this new blog. It run by an ex-feminist who now knows her place. It’s great to see a woman learn the natural order of things.
Women who serve in the military risk their lives every day fighting for our freedoms, now it’s time they enjoy the same freedoms in return.
Under current policy, if a woman in the military is raped and wants a safe and legal abortion, she must pay for it on her own dime - without insurance coverage. Government-sponsored health insurance covers abortion services for federal employees and Medicaid recipients when pregnancy results from rape, but military women are denied this same coverage.
It’s a discriminatory policy - and completely unfair to these brave women who give up a great deal to protect our rights. Now it’s time we protect their rights.
Senator Jeanne Shaheen introduced and successfully passed out of committee an amendment that has received broad bipartisan support, as well as support from military leaders in the Department of Defense. Her measure would provide coverage for abortion in cases of rape or incest. Now is the time to act! Contact your member of Congress and urge them to keep this critical protection for military women.
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The Return of @ReclaimYourVoice || 2012 was the first time I stepped away from my photography work to simply enjoy life and my blissful relationship with Paul. Even the idea of @reclaimyourvoice had been shelved because although I felt like it was something I would attempt again at some point in the future, I didn’t have the drive to make it happen anytime soon due to the toll the first one had taken on me.
That summer, Paul introduced me to his friends and among these gifted, conscious poets I found my soul family. I met @freemase@missbrittab@_nattybynature@xvxyphoto@dream_manifestation_specialist@7am1r@lighthaus.i@morgan124875and@randelladjeiwho had coincidentally founded @rise_edt a mere four days after the first @reclaimyourvoiceevent.
I was so amazed by this group of people that I decided to host another Reclaim Your Voice event with two major changes: the first event had been for women only but after meeting these wonderful men I felt I needed to involve them. I strongly believed that women who’d been abused needed to know that kind, caring men like these existed. And this time around I would incorporate spoken word poetry as well because through the work of these artists I came to see what a powerful medium it could be for self expression.
Many more people showed up at the second Reclaim Your Voice event. I was concerned, however, that the women who would be sharing their personal stories of abuse might feel uncomfortable having men in the room. Instead they were overjoyed to see them there, these men who were willing to listen and learn and support. That in itself provided a sense of healing. The spoken word poetry added another level of depth to the event and I was so grateful for the way things were coming together.
Then@Randelladjei stood up to share his poem, but instead of doing so, and inspired by the women he’d just heard share their stories, he spoke for the first time about the abuse he had experienced in the past. In that moment @ReclaimYourVoice stopped being an event solely for women and became a place where all people who had experienced abuse or sexual violence could share their stories.
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~My pride~
