WIKIPEDIA: According to the Bible, Galilee was named by the Israelites and was the tribal region of Naphthali and Dan, at times overlapping the Tribe of Asher's land.

Bnei Bilhah are of an ancient origin. In the Hebrew migratory tradition begun more than two millennia ago, an Israeli remnant migrated into Africa with many Danites from Northeast Africa migrating back to their tribal allocations in Israel, such as Tel Aviv, besides emerging Naphtalite communities throughout Mainland Africa, including Levitical Islanders from Haiti, Jamaica, Madagascar, Papua New Guinea, and Australia, as well as a Mixed Multitude comprising the African Diaspora from the United States of America settling Southwest of the Sea of Galilee.

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ልጥፎችን በመለያ Golem በማሳየት ላይ። ሁሉንም ልጥፎች አሳይ

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Tea with Dan

YEHUDIT: What?
DAN: This will hurt. I've been with Anna. I'm in love with her. We've been seeing each other, for a year. It began at her opening.
YEHUDIT: I'm going.
DAN: I'm sorry.
YEHUDIT: Irrelevant. What are you sorry for?
DAN: Everything.
YEHUDIT: Why didn't you tell me before?
DAN: Cowardice.
YEHUDIT: Is it because she's successful?
DAN: No, it's because she doesn't need me.
YEHUDIT: Did you bring her here?
DAN: Yes.
YEHUDIT: Didn't she get married?
DAN: She stopped seeing me.
YEHUDIT: Was that when we went to the country to celebrate our third anniversary? Did you Phon her, beg her to come back, when you went for lovely walks?
DAN: Yes.
YEHUDIT: You're a piece of Shi'ite.
DAN: Deception is brutal. I'm not pretending otherwise.
YEHUDIT: How? How does it work? How do you do this to someone? Not good enough.
DAN: I fell in love with her, Alice.
YEHUDIT: Oh, as if you had no Choice? There's a moment, there's always a moment, "I can do this, I can give in to this, or I can resist it." And I don't know when your moment was, but I bet you there was one. I'm gone.
DAN: It's not safe, out there.
YEHUDIT: Oh, and it's safe in here?
DAN: What about your things?
YEHUDIT: I don't need "things."
DAN: Where will you go?
YEHUDIT: Disappear. Can I still see you? Dan, can I still see you? Answer me.
DAN: I can't see you. If I see you, I'll never leave you.
YEHUDIT: What will you do, if I find someone else?
DAN: Be jealous.
YEHUDIT: You still fancy me?
DAN: Of course.
YEHUDIT: You're lying. I've been you. Will you hold me? I amuse you, but I bore you!
DAN: No. No.
YEHUDIT: You did love me?
DAN: I'll always love you. I hate hurting you.
YEHUDIT: Why are you?
DAN: Because I'm selfish and I think I'll be happier with her.
YEHUDIT: You won't. You'll miss me. No one will ever love you as much as I do. Why isn't love enough? I'm the one who leaves. I'm supposed to leave you. I'm the one who leaves. Make some tea, buster.
DAN: Alice?

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||The Therapist Asks #1||

camonghnefelix: “Did you love him?”

The therapist asks.

I pause in my breath, make it short and listen to what the circulation is telling me. “Yes,” I say, “I think I did.” And how could I not? He was the stuff of the big boy universe, a monument of what it meant to 
have a big brother. He was annoying, and picked on me, but made me meals and helped me learn how 
to recognize unfamiliar humor and when to laugh. We laughed some afternoons, the house thick with 
summer sweat, our joy deep portals, the television a frigid murmur in the rooms. All day, we’d disobey 
the rules and be glittered about it, waiting for our grandmother to come home and dial through the 
roof.

“So, you loved him.” She says, and sure, yes, what does it really take to admit it, the moon is full tonight, anyway.

Sure, I loved him, because I was made to. But things got weird and the body holds a lot of what does not belong to it. I carry him in ways I’d wish away, but here we are.

“Most women cannot say the person by name or even a pronoun. You take this on well.”

That’s what you all call it. Is there ever a living, perforated thing that can escape a bleed? I’m not dealing, I’m not dealing with it, I’m not accepting it as mine but I talk about it, shoot at it, take 
all the right medication. Is that enough? Sometimes. Today.

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Mikki Kendall (@Karnythia): I want folks to imagine a week with no fast food, no retail, no caregivers (childcare, orderlies, etc), no "unskilled labor" at all.
Y-Love (@ylove): Hear hear. Also, people need to consider the workers behind their apps. That food/car didn't deliver itself. #tech
Nancy Lublin (@nancylubin): My co-worker @KamoneFromPluto is looking for awesome people of color in tech to follow on Twitter. Suggestions? A good list? (cc: @anildash)

Patrick Lloyd McCrory: I will veto Senate Bill 2.

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