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- Warm Sunday -

by Pedro Gabriel

we’re literally floating on a tiny planet in fucking space why are we surrounded by hatred and misery. why can’t everyone just calm the fuck down and lay on some grass. the sun is a GIANT BURNING ORB why does money exist. fuck everything

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“You don’t own me I’m not just one of your many toys You don’t own me Don’t say I can’t go with other boys . And don’t tell me what to do Don’t tell me what to say And please, when I go out with you Don’t put me on display…” - “You Don’t Own Me” (Madara/White), recorded by Lesley Gore, 1963. . Picture: Lesley Gore (May 2, 1946 - February 16, 2015), c. 1963. . At the age of sixteen, Lesley Gore, who died two years ago today, burst onto the pop charts with “It’s My Party,” and quickly followed it up with other hits like “Judy’s Turn to Cry,” the protofeminist anthem “You Don’t Own Me,” and “Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows.” . Although Gore largely dropped out of the pop scene in her later career, she continued to make music. In 1980, Gore and her brother received an Academy Award nomination for their work on the soundtrack of the 1980 film “Fame.” . In a 2005 interview, Gore came out publicly when she announced that she had been in a relationship with jewelry designer Lois Sasson since 1982. . Lesley Gore died of lung cancer on February 16, 2015; she was sixty-eight. She was survived by Sasson, her partner of thirty-three years. #lgbthistory #HavePrideInHistory #LesleyGore

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LESLEY GORE WAS GAY OMFG I HAD NO FUCKING IDEA

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As great as the lyrics to You Don’t Own Me are, they gain so much in the performance:

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IVE ONLY EVER SEEN THE FIRST PANEL BUT FUCK IT GETS BETTER.

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The Weeping Stone by Tdub Photo is created with bio luminescent shrimp found in the Seto Inland Sea in Okayama, Japan.

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Versace Fall 2013

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This incredible invention is keeping girls in school

For Trinitas Kunashe, like many girls in Malawi, getting her period was unexpected, unexplained and a burden for her everyday life. Often, girls who do not have access to pads prefer to stay home and out of school for the duration of their periods.

But Trinitas is changing that with her amazing new invention:

Made from bright and comfortable locally-sourced fabrics, Tina Pads are a hit amongst girls in her community. They are waterproof, practical and fun – and most importantly reusable.

Determined to make sure no girl is forced to miss school because of her period, Trinitas is a passionate believer in the power of education to change lives.

#SheWill Succeed