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antiandrogen

some fucked up things about this “caitlyn jenner is a homophobe” thing are that caitlyn is gay same sex marriage is already legal nationwide, peoples opinions or stances on it are completely inconsequential now. regardless of what caitlyn USED to believe, the goal has already been accomplished and isnt going to be taken away because caitlyn jenner USED to disagree with it on the other hand, trans women do not have nationwide legal protections so comparing caitlyn wanting respect to gay people wanting to get married doesnt make any sense

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is she gay tho? like im not arguing the points being made here im js in that interview she didnt clarify her sexuality when she was asked so

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WHY ARE WE STILL DEFENDING CAITLYN JENNER

antiandrogen

Because she is being deliberately misrepresented??? She said that she USED to disagree with same sex marriage but has since changed her mind. She has ALWAYS dated ONLY women and she is a woman. When asked about her sexuality it’s not her responsibility to any of you fucking cunts to explain. It’s just so fucking clear that she’s just a trans wlw who is presently struggling with her sexuality because women are always pressured to love men and she feels like she has to love men to legitimize her womanhood. WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU PEOPLE SO DENSE

#loves it

brain: hey u should act on this impulse that might have bad consequences

me: why

brain: You Gotta

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On the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, in 2010, New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu preached unity. “With the rising water, differences and divisions were washed away,” he said, asking the audience to listen to each other, and embrace their common aspirations. “We will hear and we will learn the beautiful...

When we look at the first 15 years of the 21st century, the most defining moment in black America’s relationship to its country isn’t Election Day 2008; it’s Hurricane Katrina. The events of the storm and its aftermath sparked a profound shift among black Americans toward racial pessimism that persists to today, even with Barack Obama in the White House. Black collective memory of Hurricane Katrina, as much as anything else, informs the present movement against police violence, “Black Lives Matter.”

Among the first images of New Orleans after the storm were shots of low-income black Americans, stranded and desperate to escape the floods and debris. In the narrow sense, they were there because the city’s evacuation plan—which didn’t account for massive traffic out of the region—fell apart. Rather than bring remaining New Orleansians out, officials sent them to the Superdome and the convention center, which were quickly overcrowded and undersupplied. In a much broader sense, however, they were there because in a city defined by decades of poverty, segregation, and deep disenfranchisement, poor and working-class blacks (including the elderly, and children) would largely shoulder the burden of the storm.

To black Americans around the country, this looked like neglect. In an ABC News andWashington Post poll taken shortly after the hurricane, 71 percent of blacks said that New Orleans would have been “better prepared” if it were a “wealthier city with more whites,” and 76 percent said the federal government would have “responded faster.” A Newsweek poll confirmed this sense among black Americans that the government responded slowly because most of the affected people were black. “I, to this day, believe that if that would have happened in Orange County, California, if that would have happened in South Beach, Miami, it would have been a different response,” said then Mayor Ray Nagin in a speech to the National Association of Black Journalists, a year after the storm.

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It’s the 10 year anniversary and most natives us HK as a marker of time. It’s very rare to engage with a local about almost anything without ‘before katrina’ or ‘after katrina’ being uttered. It is a significant event in history and the people of New Orleans are certainly traumatized by that shit - thought they remain resilient and vocal about all that has come with a disaster morphing into hyper-gentrification.

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Yeah you cute but can I learn from you?

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#knives

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Cosmetics/Adulterated/Misbranded

Just an FYI about the warning letter Lime Crime got from the FDA about using toxic ingredients (ferric ferrocyanide and ultramarines) in their lipsticks, which end up in your body. Further proof that this is just the shittiest company.

demegoddess

likecrime is a terrible company stop giving them money

rosehip-baby

This company sucks. The owner sucks and harasses and degrades her customers. A N D straight up lies about Lime Crime’s cosmetics being vegan. Stop buying your stupid velveteen lipstick from this shitty company!!!!