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How to help Sudan: 7 things you can do right now for a country in crisis

Call your member of Congress. Call 202-224-3121. State your zip code. When connected, tell them you support helping the people of Sudan or send them George Clooney’s essay.

Use ResistBot to text your members of Congress. Text RESIST to 50409 and it will help you contact your elected officials and tell them to help the people of Sudan.

Give to UNICEF, which is working to help the children displaced by the conflict. Donate here

Donate to Save the Children, which has been working in Sudan since 1984. Donate here. If you prefer the International Rescue Committee, it has been in Sudan since 1989 fighting malnutrition and helping displaced families. Donate here

This Facebook campaign aims to raise funds for food and medicine for those in Sudan. Donate here  

Sign this Change.org petition demanding that “The UN must investigate the 3rd of June human rights violations in Sudan by the Military.” Sign here

This GoFundMe campaign out of the U.K. claims to be working with a Sudanese group to bring emergency medical aid to Sudan. Donate here. This GoFundMe campaign is dedicated to providing medical support for the group of non-violent protesters waging a sit-in. Donate here

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I got hella sick during Halloween and it made my voice low and raspy, but it was awesome because

I sounded exactly like raven!

This is a normal thing??!? I thought I was just being a dramatic bitch!

this felt important enough to share

Remember when that cop pepper-sprayed students in 2011? UC Davis paid $175K to scrub it from the internet’s memory https://t.co/5prbgrx1WL

— Xeni (@xeni) April 14, 2016

2000, and I moved from the “ if you cant understand my silence you won’t understand my words” stage to *yeets empty can of self esteem* in sophomore year.

i’ve had a realization and i’m sure it’s been done before but-

millennial depression:

vs

gen z depression:

Im froyo in a cup

I’m waffle

I’m making a list of interactions between my 13 yr old sister and her 13 yr old frenemy from theater.

…

Him: I’m such a bad dancer :( I suck.

Her (deciding to be nice today): you don’t suck you just turn wrong. :)

…

Him: I’m a homosexual

Her: suddenly I’m homophobic.

…

Him: lesbian// derogatory

Her an asexual: …

Random third kid: you’re one of them queers?

Her: apparently

…

Him: -waves at her because he saw her in the wild-

Her: -looks over her shoulder for who he could possibly be waving to-

Him: you do this every time! >:(

The sign of high quality is the fact the book was banned by the government. Trash literature NEVER EVER had any troubles with the law.

What is alive but never sleeps.

A seventh year who hasn’t slept in a month: me bitch.

I love the weirdly specific rules that go with answering a riddle. Like, “I Have Two Eyes But I Cannot See: What Am I?” And the answer’s supposed to be the word ‘iridescent’ because ‘two *i*’s’ right, but like. Why can’t the answer be like… A guy with really bad cataracts. Someone wearing a blindfold. My uncle’s dog. Like why does it gotta be deep

And to the boys who have amazing girlfriends who are bigger than them in some way, don’t be ashamed. society puts pressure on boy’s to be macho and dominant, but you have no reason to fit into their cookie cutter mold, especially if you love someone who doesn’t fit either.