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@bellwhistles
Monty Python and the Holy Grail, a movie that didn’t even have enough money to get horses, managed to get a real amputee just for the simple gag where the Black Knight’s arms/legs are chopped off but your crusty white asses can’t get disabled actors to play disabled characters in your multimillion dollar movies/shows.
red flags w your white friends
we don’t rlly talk enough abt how damaging friendships with white people can be for poc or the warning signs that it’s going to be shitty so!!! for any kids of color who don’t know where to draw the line with your white friends and their racism, these are some pretty damning warning signs.
they only come to you to talk abt racism when they wanna be assured they aren’t racist
they don’t ask you if you’re cool w explaining racism first cuz they feel entitled to your emotional labor
they don’t acknowledge tht they as a white person are inherently racist
they refer to themself as a “good” white person
they make white people jokes
they think the extent of racism is using slurs
they get uncomfortable when you talk abt race
you’re their only/one of their only nonwhite friends
they don’t ever share/reblog/rt/etc. posts abt racism
they don’t make any efforts to actually learn abt/understand racism beyond “poc are oppressed for not being white”
their reaction to you telling them something they did was racist is anything other than apologizing and working to never do it again
they’ve never had a crush on any poc
they’ve only ever had crushes on poc
they try to join in when you’re discussing nonwhite experiences bc they can somehow relate
they’re afraid of ethnic foods
they come to you when they’re distressed expecting support but don’t return the favor
they think a poc confronting someone or standing up for themselves is “aggressive” or any of that other coded bullshit
they victimize themself when you tell them something they did was racist, ESPECIALLY if they cry
they call a woc a bitch idgaf what she did, white people calling woc dogs is bad news
you don’t feel like you would be safe to call them out on their racism, even if it was super undeniably blatant racism
they antagonize the majority of their nonwhite ex friends
feel free to add on
they ask you to roast people for them like. often
they think you’re “tough” or however else they wanna word tht bs
they think speaking spanish is hot and theyre not latinx
they call their white faves shit like “sunshine” and “my baby” but call their faves of color shit like “daddy” and “queen”
they dont like the color brown
alternatively: they only like light shades of brown
they say shit like “but everyone would flip if i said that abt black people”
- they use and abuse aave
-twerking/dabbing/ any other abuse of black culture
-calling themselves otakus
- them blatantly ignoring racial issues
-they never call out thier family/friends for racism
-they dont support that something they like is racist and hurts you
- theyre the “white gay™”
-theyre very defensive when called out on racism
-”You cant be offended by this one thing!! everything is racist!!”
She did THAT
Love has no gender. Love has no race. Love has no age.
I REALLY fucking hate the stereotype that Canadians are so nice and passive and apologetic about everything. The stereotype is more than just irksome to me; it’s damaging. It disregards the ugly realities of racism throughout the country, particularly towards Aboriginal people.
I have witnessed way too much racism in this country to find the “nice Canadian” stereotype cute. The number of missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls in my city alone is horrifying. The abuse and flat-out hatred is grotesque.
Here in Canada, people are really good at not giving a shit about the well-being of another human being if that person happens to be Aboriginal. Here in Canada, people are so well-armed with their assumptions and stereotypes that they can’t even bother to see Aboriginal people as HUMAN.
So no. Canada is not a magical land where everyone loves each other and says sorry constantly. That stereotype is insulting to every Aboriginal woman who is assaulted, goes missing, and/or is murdered. It’s insulting to the families of those missing and murdered women who seek justice and answers that they will never receive, simply because non-Aboriginal Canadians don’t give a damn.
Hey guys this is really important. Missing and murdered Indigenous Women and Girls is an actual problem, and it’s a huge problem here in Canada
Our last Prime Minister literally said “it’s not on our radar” when asked what was being done about all the missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls and our current one hasn’t done shit so pls pls boost this.
white atheists who belittle and mock any predominantly brown/black/indigenous religious beliefs and practices can choke
Im screaming
Dear Men Writers
Lesser known facts when writing women:
High heeled shoes don’t become flats if you break the heels off.
The posts of earrings aren’t sharp.
Nail polish takes a long time to dry and smudges when wet.
You can’t hold in a period like pee.
Inserting a tampon is not arousing or sexual in any way, ever.
Feel free to add your own.
- Bras leave red marks on the skin under and around boobs and it is a magical experience when taken off.
- Make up can take anywhere from 5 to 25 minutes depending on how skilled you are.
- Taking hair out of a ponytail after wearing it for hours does not make it perfectly straight when it comes down.
- Hair when wet sticks to the skin it no longer flows, idiot.
-When women with long hair kiss, turn around, do anything, their hair falls in the way.
- Stockings are itchy and tear like wet paper bags.
- Pantyhose, tights, leggings, and stockings are each different. - Waxing hurts and leaves red skin for a while afterwards while shaving leaves stubble - Most can’t run in heels unless they have been VERY worn - Insecurity in appearance doesn’t mean “buy me a drink” - EVERYONE HAS DIFFERENT TASTES IN EVERYTHING
-Having large breasts sucks. It sucks beyond belief. If a garment happens to fit your large chest, odds are it won’t fit the rest of you. Underboob sweat is real and terrible. Bending over for extended periods of time will tweak your back out. Running can be painful due to boob turbulence. Bras are hella expensive. Big breasts are not fun.
Putting a tampon in isnt a quick bend-poke-done kinda deal. It involves cubicle yoga, messy hands, numerous curse words as you realise it isnt in correctly and have to take it out and start again with a new one.
Yes to all of this. But also:
If her hair is in an updo, one does not simply remove a hairpin to send her hair cascading down her back. No. If her hair is an updo, it will take at least an hour and an extra set of hands to remove the 137 bobby pins that are holding her hair in place. Furthermore, there’s probably a can’s worth of hairspray in there, intended to withstand category 2 hurricane winds. There’s no cascading happening here - the best you can hope for is a misshapen nest of hair to clump and poof unattractively in the back while it still remains flat against her scalp.
This is one of the funniest posts I’ve seen in a while (especially if you read all the comments), but also really depressing because at 42 I still judge myself as having failed for not matching up to all these mythical stereotypes despite knowing they’re impossible
^^^This though
this has me in tears 😂
Check these quotes from new intersex advocate & activist Hanne Gaby Odiele! We are so proud of her and the work she is doing to raise intersex visibility and stop unnecessary intersex surgeries!
Image: Three quotations from model and Intersex activist Hanne Gaby Odiele, overlaid on photos of Hanne and bordered in purple. In two photos Hanne is wearing a purple shirt with the InterACT logo on the front. The InterACT logo and their slogan “Advocates for Intersex Youth” is overlaid on the photos. Two of the photos have additional text that says “Learn more about Hanne’s story and what it means to be intersex! interactadvocates.org
The three quotes say,
“Intersex is just a part of who I am, like my hair. It doesn’t define me. I am intersex and I’m proud!”
“'Doctors think they have to normalize the baby,’ says Odiele, who is dedicated to stopping what she calls ‘crazy surgeries that are irreversible and nonconsensual, done when you are much too young.’”
“I am proud to be working with InterACT. I hope that by telling my story more people get outraged at the human rights abuses suffered by intersex children around the world.” End image description.]
big noses and (naturally) thick eyebrows are some of the most beautifully striking features a person can have and they’re basically a Look that you get to wear all the time and anyone who makes you think they’re a liability rather than the asset they are is ridiculous and wrong and i will personally fight them for you
Naked : Ft Kalki Koechlin and Ritabhari
Naked : Ft Kalki Koechlin and Ritabhari
