fin.

[gatheringbones]

“People who have monsters recognize each other. They know each other without even saying a word.”

[awkwardblackgirl]

— Benjamin Alire Sáenz, Last Night I Sang To The Monster (via creatingaquietmind)

[homojabi]

I hate how the “end goal” for everyone who’s LGBT is basically for us to come out to everyone. Coming out is not a requirement that needs to be met. You can live a completely comfortable life without ever coming out to your parents or coworkers or anyone else that people assume you must be out to. Someone who’s not out is not “living a lie” because there’s nothing wrong or dishonest with protecting yourself, your safety, and the safety of your partner should you have one. As long as someone is comfortable and happy where they are, they’re under no obligation to change their out status. So we can stop pretending like coming out is the only major LGBT milestone and we can stop offering up a hundred million resources on how to do it unless it’s requested first.

[veeranger]

one of the first laws that needs to go when we abolish the police nationwide is loitering laws. there’s absolutely no reason the state should be able to arrest and fine me for like. existing in public.

[veeranger]

and it goes without saying that these laws are used to target black people as well as the homeless

[crying-elf-lass-deactivated2020]

And laws against sleeping in cars. Not only is it used to target homeless people who may have no choice but to sleep in a car, it is also very dangerous and promotes driving while tired.

[luntfontanne]

loitering and vagrancy laws are rooted in the black codes that were enacted mainly in 1865-6 following the civil war explicitly as a means of arresting free black people and incarcerating them as a source of involuntary unpaid labor to replace the institution of slavery that had just been abolished

[solassitudes]

sometimes it’s better refrain from deep introspection and allow yourself to just be.

[solassitudes]

and by that I mean: I don’t have to sit with myself and overthink and analyze and rationalize every ounce of my being. I am not a case study I am a person. faults and all. like any other person. sometimes I have to look at my mistakes and avoid self flagellation. sigh and learn what I can and move on. remember that I am living, and this is part of the process. free myself of that inner critic. allow myself to be, and try again.

[dailytvwomen]

THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR ↳ T'Nia Miller as Hannah Grose

requested by anon

[duckflyfly]

1x07 + 3x07

work / winifred

[awkwardblackgirl]

Follow @arevolutionaryeducation on IG

[comicsareforkids]

Fourth in a series I of comics about protesting safety tips I made with @this.is.ysabel . This one is about the dangers of police surveillance and how to avoid it if possible. Keep being safe when you go out. Don’t get snatched!

[parentheticalaside]

I thought you all would appreciate this thing I saw on IG stories.

[fyblackwomenart]

Reyna Noriega

[superheroesincolor]

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #17  (2020)

Story: Saladin Ahmed, art: Carmen Carnero

Get it here

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[duckflyfly]

the son-in-law energy this scene has

[wolfgangreborn]

How does this even happen

[nooniebaddass-deactivated201804]

Platonic Kisses Are Important

[wolfgangreborn]

Platonic? We had sex later that same day.

[bnq]

“Platonic”

[wolfgangreborn]

This is so funny

[lunatic121]

As we near the end of pride month, this funny post got better when I found out that’s literally his husband

[black-culture]

[magneticflower]

『 Kataang & Shirbert ♡ Dancing 』

[crustysvm]

Justice For Tamla Horsford! Unfortunately her story never made the national news, she was murdered last year. Please take some time to SIGN her petition to help get her case reopened: CLICK HERE 

Also please READ about her case: CLICK HERE

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[spidaerman]

[deputy-ajay-ghale]