cartermagazine:

Today In History

‘Harriet Tubman, abolitionist, author, and engineer of the Underground Railroad, led Union Army guerillas into South Carolina and freed nearly 800 slaves on this date June 2 1863. Tubman was the first woman in U.S. history to command an armed military raid.’

“I freed a thousand slaves I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.” - Harriet Tubman

(photo: Harriet Tubman)

- CARTER Magazine

A French civilian cries in despair as Nazis occupy Paris during World War II.

This song is so funni

artruby:

O Zhang

Salute to the Patriot, (2008).

Poverty is not Socialism, (2008).

fyeahmorrowind:

Dawnguard trailer

theneighbourhoodsuperhero:

“My beloved, my beloved. All of my kids died, all of my kids died.”

A Palestinian man who lost his family during the Gaza Massacre by Israel clutches at strangers in the hospital, seeking comfort in their arms as he wails at the thought of his newly dead children. The shirt he is wearing carries the stains of their blood. (From Tears of Gaza).

La hawla wa la quwet ilah bilah