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lol of course wajahat ali and abdullah antepi, both of whom are a part of MLI and are all around sellouts, are a part of this

remember when pete buttigieg killed my cousins in afghanistan?https://twitter.com/concordiaforum/status/1262465441252941825 …

leaving this here bc its the last ten days of ramadan and we’re still raising fundshttps://twitter.com/hqdada/status/1257412151125446661 …

just thinking about how i got sent to the islamic school principal as a kid because i found out converts start with a clean slate and kept telling all my classmates that we should convert to christianity and back to islam every night before bed

drone strikes are sad but you know what’ll cheer you up? 20% off a beanie with an embroidered flag on it. use my promo code ‘iluvitaly’ today

all i want in life is to be an ambassador for a diaspora brand. i want to tweet about drone strikes and then reply to my tweets with “drone strikes are sad but you know what’ll cheer you up? 20% off a beanie with an embroidered flag on it. use my promo code ‘iluvitaly’ today”

do they not want me as an ambassador bc im italian

what the hell do i gotta do to get one of these diaspora clothing brands to send me a free shirt to promote

today we commemorate #Nakba72 but it's important we recognize that the nakba is ongoing. in 1948, 750,000 palestinians were expelled and now, 72 years later, millions remain displaced. remember them, amplify their stories, and stand with them against the violent zionist project.

i've been thinking all day about my time in palestine and the destroyed villages i saw. ive been thinking about how those palestinians were violently displaced decades ago and to ensure they didn't return, their homes, their places of worship, and their graveyards were destroyed.

white people kinda snapped when they came up with “when you assume you make an ‘ass’ out of ‘u’ and ‘me’”

last thing i'll say is that i know it feels like our community and pain doesn't matter to others. but remember, our peace is inextricably tied to that of others and even when it's not, don't let your empathy and allyship be conditional like theirs so often is.

grieve, be angry, and find ways to support and stand with recent victims. but also let the attacks and the arguments that resulted from it challenge you to think more critically about how ethnicity, faith, class, and location play a role in our country and our suffering

we should be angry hazaras have been unduly persecuted by the state, taliban, and isis. we should also be angry pashtuns have been unduly tyrannized by the us and nato. but be mindful that one is a result of centuries of discrimination, the other a byproduct of war