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"I sometimes feel like I'm looking down on myself, like there's this older, wiser me watching over this 19year-old rough draft who's full of all this potential but has to live more to catch up with that other self somehow. And I know I'll get there. It's just, sometimes I think I want to rush the process, you know?"
Can I make it any more obvious?
Amber Rose has the best response for why women should NEVER feel ashamed of demanding safe sex
Amber Rose is simply not interested in your slut-shaming. The unapologetic social-media star doesn’t mince words when it comes to a woman’s right to own her sexuality. And you have to hear how passionately she defends the women in the audience.
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this is better than any poem a man has ever written
the mmm whatcha say meme will never die because when it dies we’ll have to play mmm whatcha say
Fun History Fact: The overwhelming majority of cowboys in the U.S. were Indigenous, Black, and/or Mexican persons. The omnipresent white cowboy is a Hollywood studio concoction meant to uphold the mythology of white masculinity.
I think it was high school when i overheard some white girl put on her best semi-disgusted and confused voice and go “why do so many Mexicans dress up like cowboys?” and I had to be the person to tell her.
Why do you think the whites say buckero? Cause they couldn’t say vaquero.
I dunno if I reblogged this before but fuck it, y'all gon learn today.
also, cowboy culture was hella gay. like, write-poems-about-your-cowboy-partner gay.
IF people acknowledge it, they play the necessity card– there weren’t any women out on the range, so they had to “resort to men.” this claim completely erases 1) the romantic (not just sexual) writings of actual cowboys, 2) the acknowledgement of cowboys’ potential homosexual activity by writers at the time, and 3) the possibility that some men would deliberately become cowboys with the intent to seek out homosexual encounters.
no one wants to admit it, but cowboy culture was just. so inherently gay.
I’m sitting here wondering how Vaquero turns into Buckaroo and wow. I had to speak in the most “country” sound accent to do it and sure enough. wow. just wow.
Va que ro
Ver ker ro <—change the accent
Bur Kar Roh <— evenually deeper accent
Buc ka roo.
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Saturday night was pretty cool 😌 (APART FROM THE FACT THAT THE 1975 DIDN'T PLAY ROBBERS I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY WOULD DISRESPECT ME LIKE THIS 😭😭😭😭) (at Olympic Showground)
“altar of stars” translated to tagalog written in baybayin, ‘post-spanish’ (baybayin keyboard app font) by manila ryce
@nayyirahwaheed
every single asian person needs to unlearn their subconscious anti blackness. doesn’t matter if you’re dark or light skin, doesn’t matter where in asia you are from. all asian communities are permeated with anti blackness and it is both open and insidious. unlearn it and help your fellow asians to unlearn it. it isn’t Black people’s responsibility to take the fall for our prejudice. it is our own.
every single asian person needs to examine and actively change the ways in which they act/think/believe in anti-black sentiment
Just thinking about life
with Ella Richards for Equipment / ph: Daria Werbowy
Racism is not the only thing black people face in their lifetime. There is also a thing called colorism. It’s not just that they are discriminated because of their race, this is deeper.
A young African American Stanford Grad Student Chika Okoro delivered an amazing speech on how colorism affects lives of black people with a darker skin tone. And you should not miss that.
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