Aerial Circus

no more a witch than you are a wizard

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Tina Weymouth

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Mount Rose, February 2019

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“I’m starting to think that’s kind of the point. That love, in its truest, steadiest, most rewarding form, is extraordinarily dull. That contrary to popular stereotypes and cinematic tropes, there’s nothing to overanalyze, nothing to second-guess, nothing to report, nothing to pursue or refuel. That it doesn’t need constant reassurance that it exists. That it just is. Which isn’t to say it’s not exciting — it’s just a different version of exciting, a version that doesn’t pick me up and drop me, but buoys me instead.”

— “I Didn’t Realize Love Was Supposed to Be Kind of Boring”

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if this ain’t the gotdamn mood

[justchrisfleming]

CHRIS FLEMING HAS BLESSED US WITH ANOTHER ABSOLUTE BANGER

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1:24

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Kompromat: Or, Revelations from the Unpublished Portions of Andrea Manafort’s Hacked Texts - Los Angeles Review of Books

In 2016 or early 2017, Paul Manafort’s 32-year-old daughter’s cell phone was hacked. What do the texts reveal, and why aren't we talking about them?

“And in this case, the putative victim — Manafort’s wife — has not announced her victimhood nor stated any desire to have a public discussion of her marriage. Andrea Manafort’s texts were not shared on a Tumblr; they were hacked, illegally. Feminism’s tools of “consent” and “choice” are limited in this situation because both remain murky. The story remains illegible. So too do many other stories of corrupt ethics within intimate relationships, a topic for which we as yet have no real public language. Once we try to start talking about it, the community structures upon which our society depends — marriages, families, friends — get implicated. As do we.” - Maya Gurantz

A LONG BUT CRUCIAL READ.

[girl-debord]

having a body that is perceived as a symbol of identity

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[besteverperson]

this is actually truly how I speak to people

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Fox News Rejects National Ad for Oscar-Nominated Anti-Nazi Documentary (Exclusive)

The 30-second ad is called "It Can Happen Here," and was to be targeted at Sean Hannity's viewers.

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(via Man Discovers A Family Of Mice Living In His Garden, Builds Them A Miniature Village | Bored Panda)

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OMG:

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There’s no excuse for letting anti-choice misinformation go unchecked. 

Here are five abortion facts the media should know ahead of tonight’s State of the Union address. 

[hopefulmisanthrope]

That’s exactly what this guy would say to you on the train before getting up to sit next to you, insisting you take your headphones out, trying to get personal information about you, and then eventually getting off at your stop and following you for three blocks before you finally managed to shake him.

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“It’s not possible for people facing poverty, food insecurity and untreated health problems to engage in democracy as fully equal citizens. These challenges have a way of dominating lives and restricting the kinds of participation in society that people most value. They also diminish overall quality of life — which should be important, as a measure, if you imagine yourself to be an ally of marginalized groups. What this means in essence is that being a fiscally conservative social liberal is something of a misnomer: You can be committed to the status quo in terms of preservation of inequality, health-care gaps and food insecurity, or you can be committed to actually enhancing the quality of life and concrete freedoms of people who find themselves most vulnerable. But you can’t do both.”

— Elizabeth Bruenig

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