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21 days ago

Posted On: September 25th 2026, 05:48 pm

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$Update 5 of 7. 👉License announcement👉👉 get ready for this one!!!!! Jyoshikohei - Jiro Matsumoto. The year is 2011. The progressive colonization of alternate dimensions has been underway for twenty years, and the rift between the dimensional migrants and the United Army of Earth has never been deeper. Flesh, blood, metal, and a heavy dose of psychosis combine to create the Jyoshikohei, massive biomechanical robots resembling high school girls that serve as the main fighting force in this war of attrition. But piloting one comes with a steep price: your sanity. Anyone left in the cockpit too long begins to fracture. It starts with innocent schoolgirl chatter, then progresses to venting about senpais, obsessing over makeup, craving Starbucks, and endless texting... Lieutenant Takigawa and his platoon of mentally unstable pilots are deployed to the front lines. Their mission isn't to fight the seceding colonists, but to handle the grittiest job of all. To brutally dispatch any JK units that have gone completely off the deep end. This new deployment should have been no different from the rest... until Takigawa receives a text message on his giant high school mech's cell phone... From Jiro Matsumoto, the legendary avant-garde creator of Freesia, comes a deeply weird, hallucinatory masterpiece.. releasing in 3 new collected omnibus editions starting in 2027.$

The cloud is moving.

And a generation is learning to follow.

Not ahead of Him.
Not behind Him.
With Him.

Kenya, will you move with Him?

#UpperRoomKenya #DunsinOyekan #GenerationIntimacy #Revival

Just somewhere between here and happy. 🤍
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#seoul #candidmoments #caughtoncamera #traveldiaries

In Iran, something as simple as taking a ballet class can put your life at risk. After the 1979 Iranian Revolution, ballet was banned and the Iranian National Ballet Company was dissolved.

Known as the “Persian Swan,” Tara Ghassemieh became the first Iranian-American principal dancer at Golden State Ballet. Through Dancers of Iran, an organization connecting dancers inside and outside the country, she has secretly taught ballet to students inside Iran using virtual classes and underground networks, reaching young people who put their safety on the line simply to dance.

For women and girls in Iran, the restrictions on dance are part of a much larger fight for freedom. Women face strict dress codes, discrimination in education and employment, and restrictions on their ability to travel and make decisions about their own lives. In 2022, following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in morality police custody, the Woman, Life, Freedom movement sparked nationwide protests. Iranian authorities responded with a violent crackdown that left hundreds dead and thousands arrested.

Ghassemieh has used her art to bring attention to their fight. She created The White Feather, a ballet telling the story of Iran’s disbanded National Ballet Company, and has used her platform to amplify the voices of Iranian women. In an interview with DanceOn, Ghassemieh opened up about supporting the movement and the risks that have come with speaking out. Her Instagram account was recently hacked and held for ransom, and she believes her advocacy made her a target. For Ghassemieh and her students, dance is a form of self-expression, freedom, joy and resistance.

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