Watch: Ted Cruz pandered to these Bronx Latinos and they werenât having it.
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Watch: Ted Cruz pandered to these Bronx Latinos and they werenât having it.
I live for this
My place and my people⊠Thank you!
The lack of tattoos on my body is highly upsetting.
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the ghost and the darkness
I wish there was a meet up with paisas from tumblr where their would be huge party con banda, nortenas y corridos.. that shit would be amazing!
This is fucking genuis, i mean 99% of us are in california anyways lol weâll figure out a way to get the rest of you out here!!!
#hotrod#hotrodder#hotrodding #hotrodders #hotrods #dragcar#dragracing #dragster#car#racing #funnycar #vintagedragracing #vintagspeedequipment
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For those who were asking me what was wrong with Hillary Clintonâs Kwanzaa Twitter picture. Victoria explains it here far better than I ever could.
It undermines our intelligence as voters and thatâs the most important tweet here.
Exactly.
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Itâs not that I necessarily have a problem with ALL men, the problem I have is with the idea of male entitlement that exists AT ALL on a wide scale level in our society. That SO many men unknowingly demonstrate. You arenât entitled to another personâs body. Period. For example one of the underclassmen today was catcalling the girls soccer team of the neighboring school, after I called him out I realized my anger bubbling up inside wasnât directed at him but at the shear fact that he was never taught that it isnât okay to do that in the first place.
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she who must be obeyed
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During the first season or two of Roseanne, Roseanne Barr was treated horribly by the producers, who wanted to get rid of her, even though she was the creative genius behind the show, which was based entirely on characters she had developed. She went with âsuccess is the best revenge,â working extra hard to make sure the show hit the #1 spot, knowing at that point she could seize creative control. She hung out with the crew and supportive castmembers (including John Goodman, who flat refused to do the show without her), and put a list on her door. That list had the name of every single person who worked on the show. When they pissed her off, sheâd cross off their name in red. Everyone in red was to be fired the second she was in charge. She took this policy from Machiavelli, and she made good on it. Her first move was to fire everyone who had tried to shut her down. She also promoted a number of women writers and fired a number of men writers for being sexist. So, this shirt is no lie.
*takes notes*
Columbia Universityâs graduate program literary journal has displayed hideous racism, misogyny, and classism. Our Editor-in-Chief, Yasmin Belkhyr, wrote an open letter in response. We are demanding a full response and apology from Columbia University ASAP. Please share this post - letâs make sure this isnât swept beneath the rug.
âPrivilege is a powerful currency. Racist and misogynistic structures grow stronger and stronger when writers of color, especially women, are shut out of opportunities that are granted to their white peers. Literature becomes uniform. New voices, the same new voices you claim to want to hear from, are locked away. If marginalized writers are not given the chance to represent themselves and their work, then the same aesthetic of writing from the same white male writers is published and praised, even in mediocrity. Itâs a vicious circle and you are doing absolutely nothing to stop it.â
Read the full letter here.
Besides, dealing with an enemy who doesnât know what non-violence is usually doesnât end up well.
When I was Raped
I was 16 and heartbroken; he was 25 and confident I met him on a bus stop in fall, he was tall and blonde. Lean yet gentle. Gentle but cocky. I thought he was everything. He stood at 6'3 like a tree towering over me. We played boyfriend and girlfriend. I knew I wasnât his girlfriend. I was OK with that, I knew he wanted me for sex. I was trying to fill a void I couldnât comprehend.
A void of loneliness and self pity, self hatred. For not being pretty or smart or desirable to the one I really wanted that didnât want me.
I would meet him at his house and we would have sex. This went on for weeks. One day he moved to a county and I wanted to follow because I thought I deserved to be used and unloved.
To be nothing cause I truly believed thatâs what I was. Nothing. The way he would smile at me was charming, he was charming. Then he moved and I lost his number. He was gone. And that was OK.
On November 17 he texted me saying he was downtown we should meet up. I told him I was talking to another person. He responded saying we were just friends it would be fine.
I went to meet him, he said hi to my friends and we walked around and went to the top of a parking garage to look at the Christmas lights in November.
âSo are you serious about this guyâ
âWe just started talking honestly but I like himâ
âOh thatâs cool, I guessâ I didnât really know what to say, I couldnât really understand why we would be friends, it was awkward. But I wanted to see him, I wanted to embrace his charm, drown in his confidence. I missed him. He asked if the guy I liked and I were having sex. âNoâ He smiled really big, really wide. Saying I didnât like him that much if we werenât having sex. When we had sex the first time we met. That made me angry. I wasnât a slut, I wasnât like that. I was going to cry. He could see that,and kissed me telling me to stop being a little girl. To be a woman. To be a good little whore.
âIâm not a whoreâ He laughed at me while I cried agreeing with me how I wasnât a whore but a slut. I told him I was leaving I walked to the hallway of the roof and he asked if I missed him.
âYou keep calling me a whore, why would I?â he pulled at my skirt. I told him no I was on my period I didnât want to. I didnât want to do it here. He told me to be adventurous.
I didnât know I was raped until I was talking to my counselor about my âencounter â with him. I told her I just let him do it even though I didnât want to. itâs not like he held me down or beat me. But thatâs not what rape is, itâs unconsented sex.
I didnât report it, but I tried to confide in my aunt 3 weeks later soI could get tested. She told my guardian, who reported it. When I went to the DA they said they wouldnât go to court no signs of force. And I waited too long to file a report.
When I was raped he didnât need rope, or his fist. He used his charm and my naivety.