Our nation was founded on the fundamental idea that we are created equal and deserve to be treated equally. But for 61 years, the Chinese Exclusion Act failed to live up to that promise. It weaponized our immigration system to discriminate against an entire ethnic group and was followed by further discrimination against many in Europe and all of Asia. The Act, along with racism and xenophobia in other parts of American life, was part of the anti-Chinese “Driving Out” era which included the Rock Springs and Hells Canyon massacres. In 1943, the Chinese Exclusion Act was repealed and it was followed by laws that led to an immigration system that better reflected our values as a nation of immigrants.

— Statement from President Joe Biden on the 80th Anniversary of the Repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act，December 17, 2023

#Slaughter #forgotten #Chinese #Responsible #uncover

took my meds today

Self awareness and taking responsibility for one’s actions need to be normalised please. They’re incredibly attractive traits to have.

Sigh

Strangers Always Compliment Me at The Airport—30 Items I Hold Responsible

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I’m never going to be that perfectly put together person at the airport—I’m just not. I value comfort more than anything else, and, historically, I’d consider myself a success if my hair was clean and freshly styled and I was clad in anything other than sweats and…

Strangers Always Compliment Me at The Airport—30 Items I Hold Responsible

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“The Bible’s take on mental health and mental disorder is theocentric. We are not just responsible for ourselves–we are responsible to Someone…”

Robert W. Kellemen

my credit score is 771 who down to get married

would you like AAA and an amazon echo to go with your hifumi merch?

Want life to change?

Most people want life to change but resist the truth that real transformation begins within. Change does not come from blaming others or waiting for the world to adjust to our expectations. It begins when we face the mirror and ask the hard questions we’ve been avoiding. These questions are not meant to punish you but to awaken you. They reveal how often you have chosen to live through the identity of a victim rather than the presence of your True Self.

When you live as a victim, you hand away your power. You trade accountability for comfort and attention. That energy keeps you trapped in lower vibrations, where negativity breeds more negativity. Life mirrors your energy. When you cling to blame, life keeps sending you more situations that justify your pain. But when you take responsibility, life responds with new opportunities to grow.

The shift begins with awareness. Stop asking why things never change and start asking what energy you are bringing into your experiences. Are your thoughts constructive? Are your emotions aligned with your intentions? Are your actions reflecting the person you want to become? When those three align, you tap into your creative power.

Responsibility is not punishment; it is freedom. It means you understand that no one can think for you, feel for you, or act for you. Every result in your life stems from the energy you create through your thoughts, emotions, and actions. The moment you accept that, you reclaim your influence.

Today, choose accountability. Let go of the false comfort of victimhood and step into the vibration of your True Self. From that space, life no longer happens to you—it unfolds through you. That is where real change begins.

If this message spoke to you or something within it resonated, I invite you to check my books. They have already helped thousands worldwide.

https://www.amazon.com/stores/Mike-Jensen/author/B0DKDC7YSZ

– Coach Mike

EDIT Your GOALS

Every

Day

Internal

Thoughts

Guarantee

Our

Absolute

Life

Situations

#blame #own #responsible #accountable #create

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Lucija Ros

To be accepted as responsible, one has to accept responsibility.

alright it’s 11:23 i should stop playing project sekai and go to sleep

Are You Responsible For Leaves From Your Neighbor’s Tree?

Your neighbor has a gorgeous shade tree with branches that stretch across the fence-line. For a few months, you appreciate the shade, shelter, and brilliant fall color this tree provides. But then that tree dumps a huge load of leaves onto your property. Thanks to your neighbor’s tree, you’ve got a massive cleanup job that you never asked for.

Since the tree belongs to your neighbor, shouldn’t…

Are You Responsible For Leaves From Your Neighbor’s Tree?

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I feel most responsible for events that I couldn’t ever have helped from happening.

Called out of work so I can go to the fucking laundromat

Are you using excuses?

Every single day, you’re faced with a choice: results or excuses. You cannot have both. Excuses might feel comforting in the moment. They let you off the hook, they give you someone or something else to blame. But they cost you the very growth and freedom you say you want. Results, on the other hand, demand responsibility. They require you to look inward, not outward, and recognize that the greatest limits are not the rules of society, not other people, not your circumstances—they’re the rules you’ve created in your own mind.

When you live in catabolic energy, you hand over your power. You play the role of the victim, convinced that life is happening to you, that you’re stuck, that you’re restrained. But no one else has the power to block your true potential, only you do. And when you see this clearly, you realize something liberating: you can stop playing that game. You can change the rules at any time.

Responsibility is not a burden. It’s the key to freedom. When you stop blaming people, places, or circumstances, you take back influence over your life. You shift into anabolic energy, the energy of growth, creativity, and possibility. That’s where you stop saying, “I can’t because…” and start asking, “How can I?” That’s where excuses are replaced by action, and action creates results.

Today is the day to hold yourself accountable. Not tomorrow. Not when conditions are perfect. Now. Because every excuse you make builds a wall, but every act of responsibility tears one down. Tear enough of them down, and you’ll see what was always there: your true potential, waiting for you to claim it.

If this message spoke to you or something within it resonated, I invite you to check my other books. They have already helped thousands worldwide.

https://www.amazon.com/stores/Mike-Jensen/author/B0DKDC7YSZ

– Coach Mike

EDIT Your GOALS

Every

Day

Internal

Thoughts

Guarantee

Our

Absolute

Life

Situations

#excuses #walls #responsible #accountable #freedom

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Aravind Gopinath

Need to finish learning new album so i can get mgsDelta 😫

You know that part when Frank Ocean said in Novacane “cocaine for breakfast yikes” I feel this way (minus the coke because what the hell) right now because why am I drinking an ice cold sprite and eating leftovers, like who the fuck do I think I am? 

Fighting my demons (spending money) since I remembered there are quarterly pusheen boxes and an online pusheen shop… my fave cartoon cat… spending money…

Russia could be answerable for the PACER hack

Only a few days after directors introduced that the “federal Judiciary is taking further steps to strengthen protections for delicate case paperwork in response to current escalated cyberattacks,” the New York Occasions studies investigators have discovered proof Russia is “a minimum of partially accountable” for a current hack. Politico reported on the breach final week, saying it was “believed…

Russia could be answerable for the PACER hack