Health & Wellness ✨
Toronto, Ontario
Joined May 2010
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Audacious Curiosity retweeted
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Audacious Curiosity retweeted
Change must start from within. We haven't gotten this right in the past, but we are committed to being part of lasting change, and doing our part to end systemic racism. See our statement on how we plan to do better: bit.ly/3fkJ5U7 Feedback? We are always listening.❤️
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( Limited time offer )
Puff Sleeve Midi Dress 🤩
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Audacious Curiosity retweeted
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Audacious Curiosity retweeted
On June 19, 1865, in Galveston, TX, the last enslaved African Americans were finally given notice of their freedom. 155 years later, we're still on the long road to equality, equity, and fairness for all.
We can't rest until the promise of this nation is fulfilled. #Juneteenth
Audacious Curiosity retweeted
Slavery was not abolished, it was reformed, nobody is free until we are all free. #Juneteenth
Audacious Curiosity retweeted
#Juneteenth reminds us of how vulnerable our nation is to being poisoned by systems and acts of inhumanity—but it's also a reminder of our ability to change. Together, we can lay the roots of real and lasting justice, and become the extraordinary nation that was promised to all.
