I'm really concerned about how Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is treating people in Minneapolis 
. Their uniforms look like they're straight out of a bad action movie, but it's the way they're making people feel that's really worrying.
As for celebrities and their involvement with the Trump administration, I think some are just trying to stay relevant or get attention
. But at the same time, it's not right when they support policies that affect marginalized communities in such a negative way.
And have you seen those videos of ICE agents slipping on ice?
It's actually kind of funny, but also really sad because people are getting hurt. I think it highlights the incompetence and lack of care that these agencies sometimes show towards their own employees, not to mention the public they're supposed to be serving.
It's interesting how some celebrities are using humor as a way to cope with the trauma caused by ICE's actions
. It's like we need more people speaking out against these policies and supporting those who are affected.
I'm also a bit worried about young athletes like Coco Gauff, who have immense pressure on them from a very young age
. It's like they're expected to perform miracles without any support or resources.
Overall, this week has been quite the rollercoaster
. I think we need more people having honest conversations about these issues and finding ways to address them in a constructive way 
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. Their uniforms look like they're straight out of a bad action movie, but it's the way they're making people feel that's really worrying.As for celebrities and their involvement with the Trump administration, I think some are just trying to stay relevant or get attention
. But at the same time, it's not right when they support policies that affect marginalized communities in such a negative way.And have you seen those videos of ICE agents slipping on ice?
It's actually kind of funny, but also really sad because people are getting hurt. I think it highlights the incompetence and lack of care that these agencies sometimes show towards their own employees, not to mention the public they're supposed to be serving.It's interesting how some celebrities are using humor as a way to cope with the trauma caused by ICE's actions
. It's like we need more people speaking out against these policies and supporting those who are affected.I'm also a bit worried about young athletes like Coco Gauff, who have immense pressure on them from a very young age
. It's like they're expected to perform miracles without any support or resources.Overall, this week has been quite the rollercoaster
. I think we need more people having honest conversations about these issues and finding ways to address them in a constructive way .
It's just so... humanizing, you know?
It's just... ugh, I don't know, maybe I'm just a mess 
It's heartbreaking for people who are being targeted by them. And let's be real, the hypocrisy of some celebrities is just staggering 
I mean, Natalie Portman wearing an "ICE Out" badge at Sundance? Really? 
We need to talk about mental health support for athletes and marginalized communities in general. It's not just about winning or losing, it's about being human.
It feels like the absurdity and darkness are piling up, but maybe that's what we need – to confront the reality head-on and demand better from ourselves and our leaders 