Hugh Morris the Unforgiving

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Antisemitism is on the rise and that’s absolutely awful. No movement is free of bigotry, but blaming this rise on the pro Palestine movement is absurd when you have pro Israel & Zionist groups insisting that genocide is Jewish & white nationalists jumping on that bandwagon to suppress speech.

PSA: Feeling depressed about the state of the world right now is a natural and sane response. It is an indicator of a healthy, functioning sense of compassion and empathy. Our nervous systems are not designed to endure constant trauma. You don't have to pretend everything is okay. It's not.

It's unfortunate to hear that DreamWorks is allegedly a hostile place for trans people, or at least for Parker Goldsmith. We cannot just look towards Pixar to find that there's been some hidden systemic LGBTQ+ discrimination within the animation industry. www.advocate.com/news/bad-guy...

Trans editor sues DreamWorks over harassment on ‘Bad Guys 2’

The lawsuit alleges a supervisor repeatedly made invasive comments about Parker Goldsmith’s gender identity and that the studio retaliated after complaints.

advocate.com

This post is very popular on Reddit today and I figured some people here might like to see it TL;DR a woman was detained by ICE and later one of the detaining officers reached out to her in and attempt to take her on a date He said she he found her attractive because she was "cute" and "obedient"

I was detained by ICE, one of the agents asked me out on a date and I feel scared
I (26.f) am originally from Russia (Russian mom/Ukrainian dad) and a couple weeks ago at a Target parking lot, I was on my phone speaking in Russian to my mom when two guys in masks, wearing Border Patrol uniforms stopped me.

They asked if I spoke English, I said yes, demanded to see my ID so I gave them my driver's license and passport card.

They asked me questions like what am I doing here, what is my legal status (yes I am a citizen but they should have known that given I just gave them my passport card), what do I do for work (I work for the VA) and how long I've been here, etc. They told me to sit and wait in the back of their vehicle while they checked my IDs.

While I was detained, one of the agents who stopped me told me to unlock my phone and give it to him so I complied. He checked it for a few minutes then gave it back to me.

Now last Thursday night, last week, I got a text from a number I didn't recognize but as I was expecting a call that week, I answered it.

When I answered the guy on the other line asked me "am I speaking with [my name]" and I said yes. He then tried making small talk, asking how my day was, etc and I answered his questions.

I then asked him who he was and how he got my number but he seemed to try and dodge those questions. 

He then asked if I'd be free on Friday night or Saturday night.

I told him something along the lines of "maybe but I don't know you". I then pressed him again, asking him how he got my number, how does he know me, etc.

He then admitted that he was one of the Border Patrol agents who detained me and checked my phone. He went on to say that when he was going through my phone, he noticed I had Bumble and Tinder so thought he'd just take my number and try to contact me directly.I felt sick when he said this but told him that this was inappropriate and if immigration enforcement needs to contact me, they do have the phone number and details of my family's lawyer, and I could he reached through those more formal channels. 

He the said that this wasn't an "official business" thing, saying he knew I was single and looking to date, he said I was cute and liked how I "obedient" (literally the word he used) I was, so figured he could just shoot his shot by trying to ask me out directly.

I told him, "I'm sorry but I don't think this is really appropriate". He then said, I "got to get back to work now so just think about it", then hung up.

It's been a few days since and I guess it's just sinking in how messed up and inappropriate this was, and I yeah, I feel scared and shaken by all this, being detained itself was terrifying to think where I'd be taken to or what would happen but at the same time, I don't know how to feel if I'm overreacting, underreacting or what.

Edit: Thank you for all the support and advice. Also, for those who asked in my DMs, yes my dad and I are naturaalized US citizens but due to past immigration problems, my mom is not a US citizen but she is a legal green card holder.