Can you hear me fangirl?

As a 28 year-old woman, I should be ashamed. Very, very ashamed.

[alwaysbewoke]

bitch ass nazis

[ayyeceee]

^^^ this.

[tiffanyachings]

has this been done yet 

bonus:

[stevenrogered]

[lesbiansandpuns]

13 Reasons Why

Don’t watch it. Do not watch this fucked up mess of a show. Listen, I’ve been working in suicide prevention for almost six years, and I grew up in an area that had epidemics of teen suicides. The area is actually so well known that the show-writers and producers met with leading experts in the area on the ways that the media contributes to youth suicides - and then did almost everything they were warned not to do, even going so far as to actually show the suicide on-screen. Many of the experts that they’ve spoken with are expressing grave disappointment with how the show proceeded despite their advice.

If you’re suicidal, if you’re depressed, if you self-harm, and/or if you have any trauma associated with that, please do not watch this show. It was incredibly irresponsibly handled and puts people in very real danger.

[deadparrish]

reblogging this again because it is insanely triggering and i want you all to be safe

[queenoftheimps]

that book was the most suicide-glorifying thing i ever laid hands on and i cannot believe it got as popular as it did because it really tries to drop the message of “hey if you die, everyone will realize what a beautiful, tragic figure you are and also that you were RIGHT ALL ALONG and they will regret everything they did to you” and it’s just an awful, dangerous message to send ESPECIALLY to anyone who might be having harmful thought so yes, seconding this message

[beardedchrisevans]

“Chris Evans Parties Like a Bro”

[ruinedchildhood]

[chrisxchrisxchris]

Chris Evans x  Superbowl 51

[genecurrankelly]

Debbie Reynolds tells the story about how Fred Astaire encouraged her to keep working hard on the dance routines for Singin’ in the Rain. (x)

[musicalhell]

Okay, we need to talk about this because I haven’t heard near enough about what a freakin’ boss Debbie Reynolds was on Singin in the Rain.  Because that was the first dance role she’d had EVER.  She had gymnastics training so she knew how to move her body, but she hadn’t danced before, and here she was thrown right into the deep end with Gene Kelly and Donald O’Connor.  Kelly in particular was a huge asshole to her and gave her a lot of crap because she wasn’t performing to his standards, even though she was putting on tap shoes for the first time and he was Gene Fucking Kelly.  Hence the nervous breakdown under the piano and encouragement from Fred Astaire. (Kelly, to his credit, owned up to the assholeness after the fact and said he was surprised Reynolds was willing to put up with him afterwards.)

And she DID IT. She didn’t give up busted her ass and danced until her feet bled (literally, she had to not be carried off the set after filming “Good Morning”) and she held her own alongside two of the best dancers in Hollywood then or ever and she smiled through what by all accounts was one of the most physically demanding movie musicals ever.  She worked through her self-doubts and met the challenge and made history.

Debbie Reynolds. Carrie Fisher.  The badass is strong in their family.  Never forget it.

[blackness-by-your-side]

Even the idea that there is a video where an American man rape a kid makes me sick. Ashton Kutcher is doing a great job by using his power and privilege to raise awareness about human trafficking. Every parent dreams of the bright, happy and SAFE future to his/her child. This guy tries to change this country, this world into a better one. This Hollywood celebrity woke up and tried to draw the government’s attention to this very crucial problem of child trafficking.

[iriswestsallen]

Women’s March around the world [January 21, 2017] 

[pure]

everyone forgot that mlk jr. said he hated white moderates

[pure]

he said white moderates were a greater stumbling block to freedom than the kkk. mlk jr said that.

[swtrgy-deactivated20250202]

yo can someone please tell me if this is accurate? Because that’s fucked up

[regularlesbian]

yes and he was right

[projectburnt]

read the thing for yourself https://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/documents/Letter_Birmingham_Jail.pdf

Most relevant paragraph 

“I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro’s great stumbling block in the stride toward freedom is not the White Citizens Councillor or the Ku Klux Klanner but the white moderate who is more devoted to order than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice; who constantly says, “I agree with you in the goal you seek, but I can’t agree with your methods of direct action”; who paternalistically feels that he can set the timetable for another man’s freedom; who lives by the myth of time; and who constantly advises the Negro to wait until a “more convenient season.” Shallow understanding from people of good will is more frustrating than absolute misunderstanding from people of ill will. Lukewarm acceptance is much more bewildering than outright rejection.”

[rev-krissy]

He wasn’t wrong. It is, sadly, still true today.

[blessedarethebinarybreakers]

“…who is more devoted to order than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice.” We talk about this in seminary all the time: peace that is won by one side holding its foot on the other side’s throat is not peace. When we pray for peace, we must pray for peace with justice, never at the cost of justice, made by silencing the oppressed.

Fellow white people, don’t just reblog or share mlk jr.’s more palatable “hate cannot drive out hate” type quotes and ignore the fact that he also said challenging things like this. We must hold ourselves accountable. We must not be lukewarm. And there is never a “more convenient season” to act to secure rights for all people – the time is now.

[sourcedumal]

He also had a speech to the APA that openly called out white people for caring more about “riots” and damaged property than the fact that Black people were suffering under institutional violence.

He called out white people regularly for their lack of empathy for Black lives and their continuance to spout respectability at Black people than hold the white policymakers accountable for their racism.

[0dabiah]

Boost tf outta this for MLK day.

  We’re done talking about “ I Have a Dream”.

[s0fthe4rted-deactivated20230526]

me^

[harrisonfordi]

Jackie & Hyde being adorable when they’re not the scene’s center of attention.

[miles-b-morales-deactivated2026]

[deluxury]

THIS IS THE SINGLE GREATEST POST IN TUMBLR HISTORY. RECOGNIZE.

[the-madtrill]

REBLOG FOR REASONS

[cake-warrior]

I was like “Im not reading all that” and then I saw “thanks for the fucking healthcare” and Im so glad I scrolled back up

[pro-diversity]

If the movie is about black people, use BLACK actors.

If the movie is about Native Americans, use NATIVE AMERICAN actors.

If the movie is about Chinese people, use CHINESE actors.

If the movie is about Japanese people, use JAPANESE actors.

If the movie is about Egyptians, use EGYPTIAN actors.

If the movie is about Latinos, use LATINO actors.

If the movie is about people who are biracial, use BIRACIAL actors.

If the movie is about people who are different races, use the correct races or don’t do the movie at all.

Our world is diverse, our culture is diverse and our movies should reflect that.

[odinsblog]

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day - Christopher Columbus was no hero

[i-napster]

Will smith gets tricked by his son..