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rightWhereweStay

musician,plumpicker and papaya/watermelon eater, adventurer, lover, learner, in search for truth, homeopathic learner, family, painter, road traveler, giving...

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a-dodger:

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ellnw:

While 2,285 Latino children were absent from Alabama schools following the state’s passing of HB56, all of these children learned at least one thing: Alabama is a place where ignorance and racism continue to thrive.

vagina casting...hmm.

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thank you world, thank you life… “Teleportation”…….Pure Remedy’s new single “Teleport” ..also on the album for this fall.

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im definitely gonna wear this for ya more mi amore Chrissy!

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beautifulbrwn:

by Melanie Cervantes

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chrissy my honey bunch whip cream…

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fuckyeahdrugpolicy:

Just what is so wrong with the war on drugs? | American Constitution Society

So what’s the verdict 40 years later? Have we won the war on drugs? Quite simply, no. From a public safety perspective, the war has been completely ineffective at stemming the supply or use of drugs in this country. From a cost perspective, it’s been horrific – with a whopping $1 trillion price tag thus far and an unimaginably higher toll in lives and families lost to prison. In terms of fairness, it has been a total bust as well. The effect on communities of color has been astonishingly tragic: there are more African-Americans under the control of prison and corrections departments today than were ever enslaved by this country. Even the current head of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, Gil Kerlikowske, and more recently the Global Commission on Drug Policy, have announced that the drug war has been an abject disaster. +

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