[heedra]

it’s legitimately so fucked up and heartbreaking that in this society the ability to just like…relax and have fun with friends and loved ones is like…considered something you have to earn or make time at your own expense for. it should be regarded as one of the inalienable cornerstones of being human. i’m not joking, like the fact that having fun and chilling with your buds is considered an expendable frivolity instead of a vital core need is heartbreaking. not that capitalist society has ANY vital core needs that it’s not prepared to gate behind a monetary cost though lmao.

[harriyanna-deactivated20221223]

fun fact that many people do not know, princess tiana is real!

[whitepeopletwitter]

[harriyanna-deactivated20221223]

do people of color a favor, and do not support this author.

[brucebocchi]

[aptronyms]

i hate it when nothings going on and my ears decide to ring like shut up bro its annoying fucking “eeeeeeeeeeeee” i get it man. i get it

[bakwaaas]

I love how irrelevant tumblr is. like no celebrities on here, no colleagues or family on here, no one’s famous off tumblr or making money, tbh no ones even updating the site like is there even any staff? who knows? it’s bliss

[koschei-the-ginger]

[tharini-deactivated20201019]

hmmm... ok, people of colour are not exempt from being racist. it’s just seen as being more discreet and is backed up with excuses like ‘well, i’m desi, i can’t be racist’ or ‘yeah, but i’m a person of colour’ and that’s just not correct. anyone is capable of racism, it’s not white vs poc, that’s why you can’t group together poc struggles. all of us have different problems, there will always be a separation between black people and nb poc and people need to understand that and the reasoning behind it. but just because you face discrimination and racism does not mean you have any excuses to treat someone else the same way. you can not use slurs that don’t apply to you. the ‘n-word pass’ does not exist, there is no such thing as passes for slurs, just half-assed excuses. so everyone, repeat after me: anyone can be racist

[parcai]

actually the desi example ESPECIALLY pisses me off because i don't think you guys realize just how racist asia is.

guess who's doing skin lightning? guess who are the leaders of colorism in media? guess who's doing blackface, or using derogatory slurs on the daily? guess whose artists are benefitting financially from the abhorrent cultural appropriation? guess whose relatives are going out of their way to buy the lightest shade doll for their kids!

asian racism towards black people is almost worse than white peoples’ racism, and that's just the fucking truth

[blackracheldare-deactivated2020]

Tharini is 100% correct, but I don’t want any white people getting it twisted.

Please repeat after me, anybody can be racist but not everybody is systematically oppressed.

Victims of systematic oppression are victims of racism, but not all victims of racism are victims of systematic oppression.

When white people say this in trying to undermine the struggles mainly bipoc go through, they’re try and say that “aNyBoDy cAn bE rAciSt”

Y’all can’t use this as an excuse to look at “the mean poc” with a “gotcha” moment.

Tharini is right, but don’t confuse the act of being racist with the result of being systematically oppressed.

Don’t twist her words to invalidate the words of POC, make sure you understand the fine line between racism and systematic oppression.

[sawasawako-archived]

“… when a nonblack woman of color writes about black women in a way that conflates them with other minorities, particularly under the umbrella of ‘brown,’ this label seems diluting. Anti-blackness is pervasive, even among minorities who are also burdened by historical and present-day oppression. It’s true that nonblack women of color cannot inflict violence upon black women to the degree that white women can, and have. Women of color do not have that kind of systematic power, and they also suffer in our dominant white partiarchal society. But just because their power isn’t systematic does not mean that it does not stigmatize black women and their experiences… The influences of race and gender affect all women of color, but these influences function in multitudinous ways. There are times to speak about solidarity between women of color, and times to eliminate the majority of women of color in order to address the issues of one group in particular, that being black girls and women.”

– morgan jerkins

[kaijuno]

Daniel Radcliffe’s wife is from Flint and so sometimes he’s in town and you just kinda… see fuckin Harry Potter out n about. Saw him leaving Texas Roadhouse today and he nodded at my round rim glasses lol

Didn’t ask for a picture but my waitress friend did and he took a pic with the whole crew

[kaijuno]

Dan Radcliffe is Flint’s local cryptid

[keepthemacramesecret]

[easyvirgin-deactivated20160413]

happy Thursday the 20th

[askjennaflorida]

I’d have to wait months or even years for another chance to reblog this, so why the fuck not?

[mx-mythical-deactivated20260319]

next days you can reblog this on a Thursday the 20th

August 2015

October 2016

April 2017

July 2017

September 2018

December 2018

June 2019

February 2020

August 2020

You know, just in case you wanted to set your queue for the next 6 years

[itsquietinsantafe2]

TODAY

[spotty-bee]

Heritage post

[maryellencarter]

Is anyone else mildly unsettled by the implication that this is going to be the last Thursday the 20th

[gallusrostromegalus]

Don’t worry, here’s the next 5 Years of Thursday the 20ths!

May 2021

January 2022 October 2022

April 2023 July 2023

June 2024

and THREE thurday the 20ths in 2025 with:

February 2025

March 2025

November 2025

[bottoms-movie]

Klaus Hargreeves The Umbrella Academy Season Two

[coconut-cluster]

we need more chaotic female characters. just absolutely unhinged gals

[thegoatsongs]

y'all not ready for them because the moment an unhinged female character exists you call her a monster

[finnwolfhards]

this is superior humor

[latinopercy]

rick riordan really went there with the original percy jackson series.. he wrote a story about a kid with adhd living in an abusive, low income household who realizes that the generation before him created a world that he and the rest of his generation could not possibly thrive in and then refused to acknowledge that the society they crafted was detrimental to their children,, percy must make the decision to demand change in the end;

meanwhile his antagonist is a blond haired blue eyed kid from one of the top 20 richest towns in the united states who should have had it all but was denied it, causing him to come to the same realization years before percy ever does, but he believes the answer to their problems is to look to the past, to the traditions and methods of the Good Old Days without recognizing that the corruption and depravity of that era will only continue the cycle if they are implemented in the present day – luke believes the world needs to return to its former glory whereas percy realizes that the system will always be corrupt if they don’t invest in an entirely new way to support the younger generation and basically what im saying is rick riordan has been stoking the revolution in us since middle school

[gan-man]

..may this joke land with y’all the same way it did for my sister and I lol

[sometimesrosy]

an observation that occurred to me bc of hakeldama comps, and one cl*xas will hate but i find interesting & true to who their characters are: at the most basic bones of story/character, bellamy being drawn in by this cult/"faith" is really not different from clarke getting pulled in by lexa/her promises of peace between the grounders & skaikru. the 3x05 summary on wiki literally says "Clarke fails to convince Bellamy, but instead induces Lexa to end the cycle of violence in hopes of peace."

Oh yeah.

It’s a total parallels. Which means that Clarke in s3 is the analogy to Bellamy NOW. Not doing what’s best for her people, but rather brainwashed. Or indoctrinated.

You’re right, not CL friendly... if you think CL is her great love, and here this is saying it was essentially brainwashing. 

But BOY did I kick the hornet’s nest when I said she had Stockholm Syndrome. And I was like, no really, google it. It matches. But I was a lesbophobe for saying it.

I DIDNT WRITE IT I”M JUST POINTING IT OUT. 

[and-so-we-meet-again]

Clarke calling Bellamy her best friend twice in one season like OK jason put the megaphone down you dumb bitch we get it