“I canna wear this. I’m not a MacKenzie. Do ye know my motto, lass? My clan’s, I mean.” “No. I don’t even know what clan you’re from.” “Je suis prest.” Je suis prest. I am ready. But ready for what?
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“I canna wear this. I’m not a MacKenzie. Do ye know my motto, lass? My clan’s, I mean.” “No. I don’t even know what clan you’re from.” “Je suis prest.” Je suis prest. I am ready. But ready for what?
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If Fox thinks that a Muslim can’t write a book about Christianity
would they agree that men can’t write legislation about women?
EVERYBODY FREEZE.
"like most british actors, i’d love to be in a bond film, but I want to be the one who finally kills bond, and doesn’t sleep with him."
‘Outlander’ is being called the feminist’s ‘Game of Thrones’ — and this scene on rape culture proves it
If you’re not watching Outlander, you might want to start. The Starz drama revolves around a British World War II combat nurse who accidentally travels back in time to 1743 after touching a magic rock (it’s much better than it sounds) and finds herself in the midst of a Scottish struggle for independence.
With its wonderfully nuanced heroine and female-friendly sex scenes (Jezebel rightly called it the “historical smut of [our] dreams”), the show is being hailed as the feminist’s Game of Thrones. And it more than lived up to its reputation with its latest episode, when leading lady Claire (Caitriona Balfe) schooled a gruff 18th-century Scotsman about rape culture.
Immensely satisfying, explicitly feminist scene
she dropped the mic on em
Shots fired
this tweet describes my entire life
What screws us up the most in life is the picture in your heads of how it’s supposed to be.
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How can you say someone is really bad, when they do everything with a good heart?
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You look fantastic. What are you wearing?
THANK YOU MOM AND DAD