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the-littlelady

Uh oh, you just died and now your family is planning what your tombstone will say. They decide to use your last outgoing text message... What's your tombstone say?

thathealeygirl

My last text says “Aw, thanks!”, which sounds fine to me.

catnamedbloodbath

"Thanks whoopi"

thursday

catnamedbloodbath

I'm the lady in the back falling down the stairs

alexander

margotmeanie

Look at her perfect bun nubbins!!! She’s just perfect.

jasonhorton

catnamedbloodbath

me @ all tall ppl

monsterleg

it was a huge eye-opener for me to see how infuriated men become when a woman denies them the most casual access to her body and mind.

I'm not even talking about women refusing to fuck men, though they obviously get mad about that too.

men will get mad if you say you only go through store lines with female checkers. they’ll get mad if you say you won’t stop to give a male stranger the time. they’ll get mad if you say you’d like to work in an all-female environment, even if, in reality, you can’t.

it fucking infuriates them that we even think about shutting them out of the smallest, most insignificant parts of our lives. they are mad because they think they have a right to interact with us at any time for any reason, and they think that perceived right trumps our right to choose with whom we interact.

hasgul-deactivated20160416

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mostlycatsmostly

A brief history of Thor talking to birds.

(via I H Laking)

fiercefatfeminist

On this International Women’s Day I’d like to take a moment to recognize the women who often go unnoticed: Women of Color, Trans Women, Disabled Women, Indigenous Women, HIV+ Women, Fat Women, Women of the Global South, Muslim Women, Queer Women, Homeless Women, Women who are Single Mothers, Working Class Women.. I see you, You matter.

slothblog

me: *is bitter but is also right*

#about me

owning-my-truth-deactivated2022

We live in a world where we so often quote figures of the number of the dead in Iraq and Afghanistan and Congo, until they become just that - figures. Each time I read these news articles, I find myself thinking, “What do they dream about in Congo?” “How do they fall in love in Afghanistan?” “How do they resolve family quarrels in Iraq?” “What do they like to eat?” Of course we must know about the dead and the dying. And of course these figures and facts are essential. But they must, they should, coexist with human stories. We should know how people die, but we should also know how they live.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, from the Commonwealth Lecture 2012, on the tremendous importance of human stories (via unmaiden)

instereo007

odinsblog

Dehumanizing stereotypes have existed in American culture from the very beginning. Centuries later, and racism remains the default justification for discrimination and brutality.

theoriginalblackbarbie

Reblog everytime someone brings up Sally. Let them know he never thought of her or their own as human.

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