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mysharona1987 · 1 day
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So I guess whoever runs this account decided sounding like a mafia boss was a good idea.
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humanoidhistory · 2 days
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Protective suits and Emergency Life Pack for an evening in New York, 1961. Photo by Max Scheler.
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yodaprod · 11 hours
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A computer class in a New York City High School (1980)
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brandasteinbergy · 1 day
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inthedarktrees · 2 days
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In tiny tub which is in the kitchen, Jo Ann reads a paperback while bathing. Apartment does not have radiator heat but it does have hot water.
Nina Leen, Life, May 17, 1954
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catdotjpeg · 2 days
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Legal observers are also being barred from entering the encampment as well.
GAZA SOLIDARITY ENCAMPMENTS PERSIST: Heeding the call for escalation to demand divestment and en end to the genocide against our people in Gaza, three “Gaza Solidarity Encampments” are now set up across New York City at Columbia, NYU, and The New School. A wave of encampments has swept campuses nationwide, furthering the pressure on universities to stop investing in the zionist death machine. Students are reclaiming their campuses, braving what’s to come from repressive administrations, because they know that we owe Gaza everything, and that liberation is near.
-- NYC Palestinian Youth Movement, 22 Apr 2024 1:10 PM EDT
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vintage-belle · 8 hours
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Undoubtedly, April 24th has become a day to remain vigilant and stay safe. However, for 109 years now, it has been much more than that.
April 24th is Armenian Genocide remembrance day. 
This year marks 109 years since it began. 109 years of denial, 109 years of hearing, "It didn't happen, but they deserved it." 
The only crime of the Armenian people is existing. 
Today, we honor and remember the victims of this terrorism that is still widely unrecognized and denied. Can you imagine if this is how the Holocaust was treated?
It is a day for us to also stay vigilant as the amount of hate crimes rise this day, as sickening as that is, because Turkish and Azeri hate knowns no end. Because they teach their young that we're subhuman and gleefully laugh at any harm that befalls us, especially from their own hands. Even to this day, they believe we're better off dead.
Simply look at happened to Anush Apetyan, though be wary because it was horrifying. That should make clear the difference between the Armenian people and these genocidal Turkic nations.
Even in media, on any video regarding anything about Armenia, even if it's simply sharing an Armenian recipe, Turks and Azeris invade the space, calling on Armenian suffering, death, and bragging about their successful attempts of genocide and colonizing.
Two nations full of hate, fueled by rewritten history, propaganda, and nationalism. So much so that they literally spam Armenian spaces. Everywhere. All the time. 
Kind of crazy from people who "didn't do it", hm? 
If you stand for and are very vocal about Palestinians, you can be just as loud for Armenians.
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nyc-looks · 2 days
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Mark, 26
“I’m wearing a CDG 2002 jacket, mohair sweater vest, Merz b Shwanen tee, Studio Nicholson jeans and Paraboot derby’s. I am mostly inspired by my friends, true vintage, smaller boutique shops (like Colbo or Huiben Shop), street style, lots of London and Japan based brands.”
Mar 31, 2024 ∙ Hell’s Kitchen
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itscolossal · 2 days
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Hot Dogs, Rats, and Birkin Bags: Paa Joe’s Wooden Coffins Are an Ode to NYC’s Ubiquitous Sights
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ilumies · 1 day
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thierry mugler
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pwh3 · 23 hours
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Park Avenue, New York City, on a spring night. Also on Instagram: pwh3_ig
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THE BIG APPLE
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february 1995.
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puppet-design · 2 days
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Monday mood here at the studio ✨
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hopefulkidshark · 3 days
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Cherry Blossom, New York, United States: There are plenty of great spots to see cherry blossoms in New York City. End of March to mid April is the best time to see cherry blossoms and magnolias in New York City. The different types of cherry blossoms and other flowers actually bloom at different times in the spring.
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