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Unfinished housing building in Mariupol, (80’) Donets'Ka Oblast’, Ukraine. #brutgroup photo by Vladislav Haistov
barkingsparrow:
#same
I support Men’s Rights
I support the right for black men to interact with the police safely and without fear for their own life.
I support the right for trans men to use the correct bathroom without fear for their safety.
I support the right for bi and gay men to marry and adopt kids and donate blood.
I support the right for disabled men to have access to facilities and services with their disabilities accommodated respectfully.
I support the right for immigrant men to be treated with respect and be given full protection under the law.
I support the right for Jewish men and Muslim men to be able to practice their religion in peace without bomb threats and hateful vandalism against their places of worship.
Of course I support men’s rights. I’m just confused as to why so few “Antifeminists” don’t as well.
Moonlight stars Jaden Piner and Alex R Hibbert embrace after their win.
im screaming shsksxsjsnsgsn
la la SHAM!!!! moonlight won the popular vote!! #notmybestpicture
i cant believe la la land was impeached
also for everyone watching the oscars tomorrow don’t forget that khalid khatib, a syrian cinematographer nominated for an oscar, is still banned from entering the us
Ameko Eks Mass Carroll, an 11-year-old Vancouver performer, is in the running at the Leo Awards for multiple roles as either a male or female.
@allthecanadianpolitics
it will be a cold day in hell before I give up eating banana skeletons
hey remember when Justin Trudeau said the biggest Indigenous issue is canoe and paddle storage
hey remember just last month when he imposed a cap on refugees
hey remember when he promised electoral reform then defended FPTP
hey remember when he called the Keystone XL pipeline a “very good moment for Alberta”
silly me, who cares. all that matters are photo ops with pride parades and funny pictures of him looking at Donald Trump seconds before he shakes his hand.
Also before the election he signalled pretty strongly that First Nations would have to give consent for projects like pipelines to be built on their land, now Trudeau says indigenous people have no veto.
be the confederate flag grabber you wish to see in the world
Prepared for the 201st century. (via jolobo)
February 19th 1942: Japanese internment begins
On this day in 1942, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed executive order 9066 which allowed the military to relocate Japanese-Americans to internment camps. A climate of paranoia descended on the US following the attack on the naval base at Pearl Harbor by the Empire of Japan, which prompted the US to join the Second World War. Americans of Japanese ancestry became targets for persecution, as there were fears that they would collude with Japan and pose a national security threat. This came to a head with FDR’s executive order, which led to 120,000 Japanese-Americans being rounded up and held in camps. The constitutionality of the controversial measure was upheld by the Supreme Court in Korematsu v. United States (1944). Interned Americans suffered great material and personal hardship, with most people losing their property and some losing their lives to illness or the violence of camp sentries. The victims of internment and their families eventually received an official government apology in 1988 and reparations began in the 1990s. This dark episode of American history is often forgotten in the narrative of US involvement in the Second World War, but Japanese internment poses a stark reminder of the dangers of paranoia and scapegoating.