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theslaybymic

Watch: Kristen Bell opens up about the mental health double standard and how she manages her own struggle.

Follow @this-is-life-actually

laureninlilly

Hit reblog on this so hard

osterfields-deactivated20181007

people with the word “thor” in their url?? i trust them wholeheartedly

thor69420

Whats your credit card number

goobra

brainstatic

Any analysis of Democratic losses in red states that doesn’t begin and end with Shelby v. Holder isn’t worth listening to.

skottichan-deactivated20240228

seriously, this is fucked up. I live in a town in Ohio that’s only slightly bigger (~30,000) and we have like 16 in the city limits alone, and another 10-15 in the surrounding area.

krishnath

It is a classic voter suppression tactic, and it is sickening that it is allowed to happen without major repercussions for whomever engages in it.

wlwellbutrin

A cat is just a roommate who pays rent in love

oh….. good ask

ojalla

my heart hasn’t nutted in awhile

bob-belcher

whereimfeminine

Rose Mallinger, who was killed at the Tree of Life Synagogue yesterday, was 97 years old. 97 years. She lived through the Holocaust, was on this earth, a young woman as 6 million Jewish people were killed for being Jewish. Spent her whole life surrounded by people who looked at the atrocities of the Holocaust and said “never again.” Lived 97 years and died at the hands of a gunman who killed her for being Jewish.

play-doh-slut

i’ve had a realization and i’m sure it’s been done before but-

millennial depression:

vs

gen z depression:

cpunks

that weird group of teens who were born 1999-2003 all experienced millennial depression around age 12 and then currently experience gen z depression

thebootydiaries

company trying to market something to millennials: homie 😎⚠️👆,consumerism 😂💰😂 is on fleek bae!! We should 💯💯💯 go to our nearest bastion of capitalism 💳💸 and get turnt with your bff 👯💅💁

sosuperawesome

#hara

thepeoplesrecord

Women Artists Visibility Event: The Museum of Modern Art opens but not to women artists, NYC on June 14, 1984 Shot by Clarissa Sligh

Despite the increased visibility of women artists by 1984, most were not included in mainstream gallery or museum exhibitions. When the Museum Of Modern Art opened the exhibition the “International Survey of Painting and Sculpture,” with great fan fare, of the 169 artists chosen, all were white and less than 10 percent were women.

Women artists were incensed. The Women’s Caucus for Art and other women’s groups in the area organized to protest the underrepresentation of women artists.

Included in the photographs are Lucy Lippard, May Stevens, Linda Cunningham, Emma Amos, Sabra Moore, Sharon Jaddis, and Alida Walsh. The posters were pasted all over Soho, a vastly different place from the Soho of today.