Quixotica

Jorja / 20 / she/her pronouns are fine / into the liberal arts / FEMINIST etc.

[vildetuv]

[true----love]

Audrey Wollen

[gostle]

Nivia Gonzalez, Essence of Another

[brianamking-blog]

[wenchette-deactivated20161106]

”ONE PINK PIG INSIDE OF ONE WAY VISION SCREEN” Anna Sigmond Gudmundsdottir

Manifesta 4. 2002 Frankfurt/ Germany Wallpainting

[1000drawings]

hello flowers by Itsbyrosie

[thecommonchick]

I’M MICHELLE OBAMA

[narcissiste]

February 27, 1923.

“Miss Alice Reighly, 1409 Harvard Street, president of Anti-Flirt Club, which has just been organized in Washington, D.C., and will launch an ‘Anti-Flirt Week’ beginning March 4. The club is composed of young women and girls who have been embarrassed by men in automobiles and on street corners.” [x]

[jointhegirlgang]

Alice Reighly, early fighter against street harassment and catcalling!

[moseby]

I need boy advice help!

kill him

[neaq]

The baby cowfish is doing a lot of growing up this summer.

#gulfstreamorphan #ocean #babies #animalbabies #animalrescue #boston #massachusetts #cute

[criminalizemoney]

Brand New //The BOy WhO BlOcked His Own ShOt

[whitleyisa-deactivated20181209]

You two know each other from Saturday Night live obviously. So do you know each other well?

[badassladiesyoushouldknow]

How Four Teenage Girls Organized This Week’s Huge Silent Protest

It started with a simple tweet and grew into one of the largest (and most peaceful) protests this week.

“Eva Lewis is someone you should know. She and three other black teenage girls were the driving force behind Monday’s massive sit-in protest in Millennium Park and subsequent march to protest gun violence and police brutality in Chicago.The event to “break the divide between communities, and bring youth from all areas of Chicago in solidarity with Black Lives Matter,” drew more than 1,000 people and the attention of local and national media—not bad for a group of 16- and 17-year-olds who organized the whole thing on social media. “

via @rookiemag

[thenearsightedmonkey]

By Lynda Barry  May 2016

[illuminaughtyprincess]

[smithsonian]

Look closely. These sculptures are made entirely from garbage found along the beach. A traveling art exhibit by Angela Haseltine Pozzi, now at our National Zoo, educates visitors about one of the biggest enemies to the ocean today: trash. Pozzi and her volunteers with the Washed Ashore Project collected discarded plastic from beaches on the West Coast, which she transformed into beautiful sculptures that tell an ugly story. The 17 larger-than-life pieces represent the more than 315 billion pounds of plastic in our oceans today. 

“Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea” will be at the Zoo through Sept. 5. 

[npr]

Such a neat project! -Emily

[eatingwithdogs]

[oomshi]

Me

[fluxweedstem]

this 👏