Finding The Flow

If you made it here then you are one of the few. I'm Tyler, and I've been loving you. 24. Queer. starseed. seer. THC feen. lover of all light and dark.

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MY

LIFE

MATTERS

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Does this quality as a mood board? It sure does feel like one. Honestly, my life; life itself is a precious perfect tombled stone cradled in the middle of chaos’ love.

And I’m happy to be here.

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r u a math problem because ur making me cry 

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smallest comic about self reflection

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So much so big so small so everything so nothing

I am blessed and humbled by it all

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thank you daddy

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Paintings by Boscoe Holder

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Josh Smith, You Have a Friend There, 2017 

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You can donate here 👉 http://www.sybrinafulton.com/

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Jeffrey Earp

25de17  -  2017

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Originally posted 24 December, 2017

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Why Many Native American Girls Skip School When They Have Their Periods

“They shouldn’t feel like they’re being punished for being a girl.”

“Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, S.D. ― Dominique Amiotte, 17, always makes sure to keep a few extra tampons in her locker. It’s not much, but it’s enough to encourage at least some of her struggling friends to come to school when they have their periods.

About half of Amiotte’s girlfriends can’t afford tampons or sanitary pads. As a result, when they menstruate, they’ll skip school for as long as a week. This can lead them to fall behind in class, contributing to the already abysmal graduation rates on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. There are no official records on how many of the young women at the reservation’s 13 schools have felt the consequences of this issue, but individuals we spoke to say it’s an inescapable part of everyday life.

“It makes me angry,” Amiotte told HuffPost unflinchingly while seated in an empty classroom at the Crazy Horse School, where there are 70 girls enrolled in middle or high school classes.”

Read the full piece here

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If you want to donate, these are the organizations mentioned in the piece:

Distributing Dignity

Lakota Kidz

Friends of Pine Ridge Reservation

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