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Photo by @gabbyonthebeat on September 27, 2025.
Photo by @gabbyonthebeat on September 27, 2025.
Photo by @gabbyonthebeat on September 27, 2025.
Photo by @gabbyonthebeat on September 27, 2025.
Photo by @gabbyonthebeat on September 27, 2025.
Photo by @gabbyonthebeat on September 27, 2025.
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The distance some of y’all put between yourselves and “the bad white people” is doing a lot of work, and I watch what your politics look like when nobody can award you progressive points for them. The essay this comes from is on my Substack, and the actual skills, confronting what whiteness taught you about whose judgment matters, boundaries without domination, repair without centering yourself, live in the Relational Skills for Liberation Toolkit. Comment WORKBOOK for your copy. #relationalskillsforliberation
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Zomato has released a new song celebrating the lives and aspirations of its 31 lakh delivery partners, highlighting the people behind millions of food deliveries. The campaign shifts the focus from deliveries to the individuals who keep the service running every day. The song portrays delivery partners balancing work with personal ambitions, family responsibilities and dreams for the future. It aims to recognise the human stories behind the familiar delivery bags and everyday orders, reminding audiences that every partner has goals beyond their work. Through this initiative, Zomato brings attention to the people powering India’s food-delivery ecosystem and the diverse journeys they undertake to support themselves and their families. The campaign puts their aspirations and personal stories at the centre of the conversation.
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