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if i look back, i am lost
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
taylor price
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
oozey mess
izzy's playlists!
almost home
Cosimo Galluzzi
d e v o n
Jules of Nature
will byers stan first human second
Xuebing Du
ellievsbear
Discoholic 🪩
dirt enthusiast
JVL
#extradirty
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@curiousabode
Vote for your favorite and come to the Raven Hall at the Alaska State Fair August 3rd at 3pm to see who wins People's Choice Award!
Vote for Tera Chavera for Alaska State Fair Queen! Votes are open until August 3, 2019 and there is no limit to the times you can vote!
Stunning gardens
posting bc ik a lot of yall need to hear this
PLEASE teach your daughters that there is more to life than male attention.
Please teach you daughters that male attention is abundant and of low value
Yessss
Prepare yourselves for all the tulip pics. #holland #tulipanes (at Keukenhof) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwpHT1KApEK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=18kx3eijkon6s
Currently fighting this battle right now
Reblogging for those who need to see this
on today's episode of support black artists:
These are paintings, not computer generated images. I’m in love.
His IG is “kipomolade” & if you’re in San Francisco his work is on display at the “Mirus Gallery” on Howard for free
#BlackArtMatters #Representation
Fucking incredible
America’s 116th Congress is going to include some prominent firsts — and several governors’ races made history this midterm, too.
The U.S. has ushered in its first Native American and Muslim congresswomen, its first lesbian mom in Congress and the first openly gay man elected as a state’s governor. South Dakota and Maine elected their first female governors, Tennessee and Arizona sent their first women to the Senate and Massachusetts and Connecticut elected their first-ever black women to the House.
As NPR has previously reported, record numbers of Native Americans, Muslim Americans and women, including many women of color, ran for office in 2018. A “rainbow wave” of LGBTQ candidates also sought office. And after the ballots were cast, all those groups notched notable firsts.
Here are some of the winning candidates who made history on Tuesday:
First openly gay man elected governor: Colorado Democrat Jared Polis
First Native American congresswomen: Sharice Davids of Kansas and Debra Haaland of New Mexico, both Democrats.
First Muslim congresswomen: Ilhan Omar of Minnesota and Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, both Democrats
First Latina congresswomen from Texas: Democrats Sylvia Garcia and Veronica Escobar
First lesbian mom in Congress: Minnesota Democrat Angie Craig
Massachusetts’ first black member of the House: Democrat Ayanna Pressley
Tennessee’s first female senator: Republican Marsha Blackburn
Arizona’s first female senator: Democrat Kyrsten Sinema or Republican Martha McSally
Connecticut’s first black woman sent to Congress: Democrat Jahana Hayes
South Dakota’s first female governor: Republican Kristi Noem
Maine’s first female governor: Democrat Janet Mills
The Midterm Elections Have Made History With These Notable Firsts
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Oct. 19, 2018 (Minneapolis) — When it comes to the Twin Cities Amazons Women’s Rugby Club, forget everything you know about destiny and
“This team doesn’t chase dreams, they hunt goals.”
“Always trust your first gut instincts. If you genuinely feel in your heart and soul that something is wrong, it usually is.”
— Lessons Learned in Life
She got talent
This didn’t go how I expected and I’m happy it did
If raven was your favorite teen titan as a kid you gay now
Dang dude
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Holy shit
Racist Cartoon In Australian Paper
they white-washed naomi osaka too, unbelievable
I want to emphasize how they white washed Naomi to make a point. The beastly, angry terrible black woman image doesn’t work if the competitor is also black. There is no foil there. Setting up a thin, blonde calm white woman is needed to drive home how terrible Serena apparently is. This is why co structures of racialized womanhood need to be examined.
I want everyone to take a good long look at this. This is how the world sees dark skin black women. This is how we are allowed to be treated. This is the extent to which we are dehumanized, degraded, and disrespected.
