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The people make the place. The people make you second guess a no brainer. I’ll miss these people and I’ll always look back fondly on this semester and the memories we made. Thank you to everyone who made Gainesville feel like home.
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a lil bit of @uflorida, a whole lotta @survivorflorida
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could not survive with or without @groth_cole 
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In this final week of Women’s History Month, I wanted to share something I created for the women who give so much of themselves, often without recognition or appreciation.

Labour. The invisible labor. 
The emotional, mental, and physical weight women carry every single day.

The first time I heard “Labour” by Paris Paloma, something shifted in me.
I felt seen. I felt heard. I played it on repeat, sent it to my friends, and sat with the truth of it.

For so long, many of us didn’t have language for what we were carrying.
We thought this was just what love looked like - holding everything together, anticipating needs, absorbing emotions, managing the invisible.

No one called it labor. And we didn’t either.
We called it being strong. Being capable. Being the one who can handle it.

And somewhere along the way, what we gave stopped being seen… and simply became expected.

So I did what I know how to do when something moves me deeply, I created.

The woman you see here has carried this labor for decades. She’s not an actor. She is you. She is me.

She is a woman who has lived this. Who has carried this kind of labor in the quiet ways, in the unseen ways, in partnership, in motherhood,
in the spaces where love and labor blur so easily.

The weight you see in this piece is not imagined.
It is remembered.

25 years of sisterhood.
25 years of witnessing each other’s lives, 
the visible and the invisible,
the quiet holding,
the carrying no one else sees.

I have watched her give, hold, and keep going.
And I know her story is not hers alone.

We created this piece as a love letter to all women who give, hold, and keep going.

For the invisible weight carried without acknowledgment.

And for the quiet, deliberate choice so many of us are making,
to no longer disappear inside what we give.

To name it.
To see it.
To honor it.

To every woman doing the unseen labor:
We see you.

Cast 
@doctor_nilo 
Aliya Kagalwala

Director/Writer - @imanzawahry 
Editors - @groth_cole @its_jes__ 
Color: @krishen_kumar 

Full video link in bio

I do not own the rights to this song. Solely for educational/ commentary purposes only.

Labour by @parispaloma 👸
Thank your for making our anthem
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Celebrating our wins, inspiring the future 🌟

Graphic: @chauween
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life updates from last year, blocking everyone once I get rich ($500 or more)
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