Jesus Hotep is a man who claims radical Afrocentrism and how Indigenous people are frauds. This is the same with Mormons and other fringe groups. I have noticed their hostility towards us are getting more and more extreme I think in the future blood could be shed because of it. I think this man is a hate movement leader not too different from the KKK where the goal is supremacy of the race they advocate for and its fucking disgusting. They will grow more and more loud as time passes and I fear a future where they will harm us physically, mentally, morally, legally and otherwise.
Woman becomes first person ever with MΔori face tattoo to present news https://share.newsbreak.com/adca6qrd
Itβs it possible to add/ subscribe to pre made multireddits like those linked in r/multihub ?
Could this mean that the implication was that the story was trying to say that god gave the israelites food made out of pure life energy that was supposed to nourish them in the desert?
I do not follow Abrahamic religions but I find this connection fascinating.
My spouse and I are planning a trip to Hawaii this summer and the Polynesian Cultural Center came HIGHLY recommended by some of my family members. I am hesitant, but they assured me that you wouldn't even know it had anything to do with the church and it's just a wonderful experience. Is that true for those of you who have been?
https://www.polynesianfootballhof.org/releases/2021-polynesian-college-football-player-of-the-year-award
While many cultures broadly share similar types of crops despite being distantly related, some crops or animals have become nearly synonymous with certain broad cultural groups due to that crop or animal's prevalence within the broader societies which cultivated them. It is because these cultures of the past relied so heavily on just one or two staple foods that we now associte certain foods (corn-tortillas) with certain cultural cuisines (mexican food). So, what are the equivalents of these crops or animals in your world? Are they different than the kinds of plants and animals we have already domesticated here? Are they different? How so? And how has this impacted the cultures of your world's societies?
I'm not even on the older side, I'm under 30, but I wasn't in the dating game for most of my 20s because I was in a relationship. Now that I'm out here navigating dating as an adult it seems like the terminology and stages I'm used to have completely shifted.
I spent months thinking "talking" and "the talking stage" meant those few days or sometimes a week or two of chatting via text before the first meet so I was SO confused why people on social media were so upset about things ending during that stage. I just figured out people refer to dating as "talking" now. Like when they say talking stage they mean someone they are going on dates with but they just haven't had the exclusivity/relationship discussion yet.
I hate this because I feel like calling dating "talking" is underplaying how serious and emotional dating can be. It definitely seems like some fuckboy came up with this terminology so that when he ghosted a girl he was dating he would underplay how serious it actually was by saying, "No we were just talking."
In my opinion, even if you aren't exclusive with someone (or in some kind of defined relationship you've discussed), but are going on dates, being intimate in anyway, and talking regularly you are DATING that person.
New player watching loads of educational vids to get to know my main heroes better. Iβve obviously come across a lot of new terminology that seems important but not knowing the jargon limits my knowledge. Iβm talking about words and phrases like 2CP, Dive, Brawl, Peel, Poke, thereβs a few more but theyβre not really coming to mind right now. Would appreciate if anyone can define these for me, and if you think of any Overwatch jargon that might be useful feel free to include it in your reply
