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Fuck this family, all they do is cost money. Greed runs america and we have the worst possible president to highlight that. America is way far down on the list of best countries, far from the “greatest country on earth”

mykicks

The worst part of Pride each year is riding the subway late at night and seeing the gay guys, mostly the ones riding by themselves, slowly take off their rainbow stickers and beads and what-not in preparation for their walk alone in their neighborhood, doing their best to prevent the off-chance of being jumped. I saw one guy with a flag in his bag turn it upside down so it wouldn’t poke out.

So yeah, fuck that heterosexual pride day nonsense.

drarryking

This is the saddest god damn thing I’ve read in awhile, mostly because I literally remember peeling my stickers off on my way home too for this reason

autumn-rains-give-me-life

Two years ago in Budapest the organizers didn’t let anyone leave the place until we dropped all the rainbow flags into the trash cans and popped out the balloons, because people were waiting outside the cordons to get and beat us. Sadly the situation was so bad that even without the flags, we couldn’t leave for a good two hours after the event anyway. There were hundreds of people just waiting to be able to get home safely, but we simply couldn’t walk out of the place because of those assholes. In the end, the police made us leave in smaller groups via subway. They closed down the stations closest to ours, so we could avoid running into the people waiting us outside. This was in Budapest, in Europe, 2014. I hate this world we live in.

thisisarebeljyn

And this is why #heterosexualpride makes me so angry.

peujeune

I know this kid who was leaving Pride, trying so badly to rub off the rainbow paint on his cheek because his dad was abusive and didn’t know he was gay or at pride. I was on the bus with him and he was close to tears, he cheek red, and I had my make up bag and there was a packet of wet wipes, so I went up and sat next to him and helped him rub it off. We’ve been best friends ever since.

edourado

Heterosexual pride my ass

sadtastical

This is so fucking important. There are way too many human beings that are so ashamed of who they are because people just can’t accept diversity and it’s so sad. you can’t be fucking butt hurt when people celebrate minorities and people that have been suppressed, rather than groups that are wildly accepted and loved. Don’t try and take away from someone’s fucking happiness. Check. Your. Fucking. Privilege.

tohkyo

https://www.instagram.com/p/BTtfa3_lqni/

dasfinanzamt-deactivated2026030

I stayed there for a long time. I fasted and said ‘Xizir, Xizir, you are the Xizir of the Kirmanc (Kurdish people). Either take my life or save me from this place. What can I do?’ I fasted for three days, washed my face and hands at night, implored and begged ‘Either kill me or save me’. I wanted to be with people of my own kin. But what could I have done? I was left an orphan, I was a child. I ran away. The policeman said to me that he will talk with my madam and that he will take me back to them. I cried and cried, and tried to explain to him with my broken Turkish ‘Kill me, tear me into pieces, feed me to the dogs, but please don’t give this orphan back to them.’ (x)

Thousands of children were taken away by soldiers or sent to boarding schools in 1938. The Missing Girls of Dersim, which contains more than a hundred stories as well as several documents detailing the painful experiences of the surviving children of Dersim, who were kidnapped by Turkish soldiers or bureaucrats following the massacre. The first thing they did to all of the children who were forcibly displaced was to shave their hair. They did that to humiliate the children. Shaving the girls’ hair was a way to alienate them from their roots. After the massacre, the surviving children were gathered into concentration camps in the provinces of Elazig and Dersim. Boys and girls were segregated from one another. Girls between the ages of five and 10 and who were beautiful and healthy were given to soldiers. Others were put in black railroad carriages and distributed to the rich people or tradesmen in every station where the trains stopped. With all of the deaths, destruction, forced assimilation and forced displacements, the Dersim massacre manifestly demonstrates the treatment of Kurds at the hands of the Turkish state.

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Today marks the 80th anniversary of the Dersim Massacre

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ultravioletnights

i’m sorry but there is no way you could have stopped me from standing on my chair and screeching like a banshee if i saw this live…

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HOW

“ballet isn’t a sport”

bubblegumjetpack

The thing about this is, you can barely see their muscles straining from effort. The effort to keep each other and themselves balanced, definitely, but that guy’s hand is barely shaking. The amount of training and strength and balance to go into this is fucking insane.

time-lordd

Ballet is raw AF

senya-sj

We call on POTUS, IvankaTrump & others with the power to do so to #SaveDinaAli & also help #StopEnslavingSaudiWomen! http://thndr.me/QWj5v2

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“Lady who has a Bible Verse for every situation.”

my--darling--dear

IM DYIJG I LOST IT AT APPLE

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pr1nceshawn

Survival Myths That Could Do More Harm Than Good.

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leepacey

The 2011 Korean film “Silenced” is based on actual events that took place at Gwangju Inhwa School for the hearing-impaired, where deaf children were the victims of repeated physical and sexual assaults by faculty members over a period of five years in the early 2000s.

A newly appointed teacher at the school alerted human rights groups in 2005, and was subsequently fired from his job. This teacher was the first to come forward about the abuse he’d witnessed, as the school specifically sought out poorer teachers who would be completely dependent on the school for their financial security and therefore less likely to turn against the administration.

Nine children eventually came forward, but more victims were believed to have concealed additional crimes in fear of repercussions or because of trauma. Children who were orphans or who had disabled parents were targeted specifically, and children who tried to come forward were sent back to school and disciplined by the faculty.

During the trial, the perpetrators received support from the local community, especially from the police and churches in the community. Of the six perpetrators, four received prison sentences, while the other two were freed immediately because the statute of limitations for their crimes had expired. Among those jailed, two were released after less than a year in jail. Four of the six teachers were reinstated in the school.

The film sparked public outrage after its 2011 release, which eventually resulted in a reopening of investigations into the incidents. The school was shut down, and several of the teachers pleaded guilty to sexual molestation charges, including the former principal, who was sentenced to twelve years in prison. The demand for legislative reform eventually reached its way to the National Assembly of South Korea, where a bill (named after the film) was unanimously passed in October 2011 to abolish the statute of limitations for all sex crimes against minors and the disabled.

The film’s ending scene is a protest that occurred following the suicide of a thirteen-year-old victim after the trial in 2005. As the crowd of human rights advocates and deaf people face brutality from the riot police, the fired teacher who initially came forward (who, along with a human rights activist, helped the victims through the trial process) repeats the name of the victim who’d committed suicide, saying “he cannot hear or speak.”

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thievinggenius

Tattoo done by Miryam Lumpini.

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This is the first time I’ve seen color tattoos on dark skin that actually look vibrant and pigmented!!!!!

dinosaurxswag

Once I was talking to a dark skinned lady who told me that she was jealous of my pasty skin because she wants color tattoos, which her artist said wasn’t possible with her skin tone. I sent her to mine, and he proceeded to go off about how dark skin accepts greens, yellows, and white beautifully, and that her previous artist just lacked the skills to use those 3 colors as highlights to make other colors pop more. If you are dark skinned and your tattoo artist says you can’t have bright colors, find a new one.

thepoppybear

Re-blogged again for that added text!!!

antinwo

http://www.ijreview.com/2016/01/524662-real-estate-agent-shares-family-secret-to-keeping-burglars-at-bay/?author=kbn&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=owned&utm_campaign=life&utm_term=ijamerica

insideguppysworld

Save a life

newmodelminority

Totes good data.

airyairyquitecontrary-deactivat

The part of this I don’t like is “they will most likely move on to an easier target.” Like I’m supposed to feel fine about someone else with a less sturdy door getting ripped off?