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When will British people realise that the monarchy was never designed to serve ordinary people? 🤷🏽‍♀️ The entire institution is based on the idea that one person is somehow superior to everyone else because of an accident of birth. The heirs are raised from day one to look down... show more

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Absolutely incredible speech from Sacha Baron Cohen at the 60th anniversary the of March on Washington. "The idea that people of color are inferior is a lie. The idea that Jews are dangerous and all powerful is a lie. The idea that women are not equal to men is a lie An the idea that queer people are a threat to our children is a lie." When we see hate, we ALL have a choice, to choose differently.

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The only thing that will matter is that we rose to the occasion… we did what was right when no one else would; 👉 we SAID what was right when no one else would… Some of us are gonna rise to the occasion; we are going to SHINE ✨

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