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Ei Meren. 17. Awkward. Senior. Psalm 40:1-2
previously known as: whoathereim
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The majority of this blog consists of reblogs that I found humorous, entertaining, insightful, interesting, weird, heartfelt, and random. So with that, I shall leave you to do whatever you do best and hope that you have a beautiful day. God bless :)
Also, if you would like to check out my personal blog, feel free to do so.
And if both of my pages bore you, then go and check out my group blog run by my friends and I ! (It's pretty recent so I apologize if there aren't many things on there).
~ Tuesday, May 29 ~
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brooke-isboss: this is soooo cute! 

brooke-isboss:

this is soooo cute!
 


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tuyetamy: Meanwhile at the northern Water Tribe.

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Meanwhile at the northern Water Tribe.

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IN HONOR OF MEMORIAL DAY: During World War II, President Franklin Roosevelt pledged that Filipinos who fight for the United States will be granted citizenship and military benefits. As a result, over 200,000 Filipinos fought side by side with American soldiers during World War II. Shortly after the war ended, that promise was taken back with the Recission Act of 1946. It was not until 2009 when President Obama signed a bill that would give Filipino World War II veterans a lump sum compensation of $15K ($9K for those living in the Philippines) to the less than 18,000 veterans who are still alive today. Yes, such an amount is not commensurate to the benefits they missed out on for over 50 years, but yet to this day a majority of them still have not received such meager compensation. So, LET US REMEMBER THE FILIPINO VETERANS WHO WERE NOT ONLY VICTIMS OF WORLD WAR II, BUT ALSO VICTIMS OF INSTITUTIONALIZED RACISM.

IN HONOR OF MEMORIAL DAY: During World War II, President Franklin Roosevelt pledged that Filipinos who fight for the United States will be granted citizenship and military benefits. As a result, over 200,000 Filipinos fought side by side with American soldiers during World War II. Shortly after the war ended, that promise was taken back with the Recission Act of 1946. It was not until 2009 when President Obama signed a bill that would give Filipino World War II veterans a lump sum compensation of $15K ($9K for those living in the Philippines) to the less than 18,000 veterans who are still alive today. Yes, such an amount is not commensurate to the benefits they missed out on for over 50 years, but yet to this day a majority of them still have not received such meager compensation. So, LET US REMEMBER THE FILIPINO VETERANS WHO WERE NOT ONLY VICTIMS OF WORLD WAR II, BUT ALSO VICTIMS OF INSTITUTIONALIZED RACISM.

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