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we're not kids anymore.
Misplaced Lens Cap

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Noah Kahan
ojovivo
todays bird
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Jules of Nature
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izzy's playlists!
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@theartofmadeline
Not today Justin
$LAYYYTER
One Nice Bug Per Day
The Bowery Presents

pixel skylines
will byers stan first human second
art blog(derogatory)

seen from Ghana
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seen from Pakistan
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@brendabeee
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I am amazed by this creature but would anyone else possibly die of horror if they saw this irl? just possibly freeze and die?
Special Issue: Ebony, August 1967
The Chicago: Mighty, Lord visual narrative, takes a look further into the Ebony magazine (special issue) published 48 years ago, this month.
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I’ll wait.. it doesn’t change.
The other night while I slept, on my side, I think my dreamself laid down next to me and I watched myself as I slept, and thought about how different I look in the mirror and when I’m awake. But then much to my amazement, the eyes of the self I was watching opened as well. There was a moment of startled disbelief and confusion before I found myself in my body again looking the other direction, in momentary sleep paralysis, at that suddenly vanished presence. that was me?
serena williams and me (i was only borrowing that skirt, otherwise i’d try to match these better)
someone called me Rhonda today
Coretta Scott King kisses her husband, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., on the cheek, 1958.
I still haven't gotten over the idea that this beautiful, warey, extremely-introverted being Loves me! She loves me and I love her
arrival/stay/departure
Beautiful, erick
Kanye West - Only One (feat. Paul McCartney)
Nothing ever changed by following the system
If anyone still thinks this is about religion, and not a political struggle with the barest patina of religion as justification for this war, they need only come to Peshawar to attend the funerals of the children, who will be buried before the sun goes down, in the Islamic tradition. They have only to hear what their parents will say, the customary response to the news of a Muslim’s death: to Him we belong and to Him we will return. The children who were killed are of the same religion as the attackers claim to follow. This is not about religion: this is about power, intimidation and revenge.
-Bina Shah, The Guardian on the Taliban massacre of school children in Peshawar, Pakistan. (via awitchfromwildmoor)
Happened about 10 minutes ago…
http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/11/politics/walkout-planned-for-congress/index.html