In 1938, a woman stood on the picket line in Richmond, Virginia, holding a sign that read, Our boss owns 77 houses. We can’t pay rent. She was a tobacco worker, striking for fair wages and basic dignity. A century later, her message still echoes — a stark reminder that some struggles never end.

Taking a quiz to find out which mayoral candidate you support is actually so fun and brilliant. Love to see millennials in political journalism 😙👌
by @thecity.nyc and @gothamist.com: projects.thecity.nyc/meet-your-ma...

Tfw you gotta put your fingers inside your bro to make sure he really came back to you 😌

These are some of the images Pete Hegseth is forcing the Pentagon to remove from databases. Medal of Honor winners. People who fought to protect this country and the world from fascism. Maybe it's not even their race or gender he has a problem with, maybe to him they were just on the wrong side.