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micdotcom

This Australian fire station’s message for Women’s Day is only the latest example of them being the best.

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- bowie

castiel--for--king

People laugh when I try to explain Canada’s vast climate and geography:

Like how in Manitoba, we have sand dunes in the Spruce Woods Provincial park

They just kind of hang out in the middle of the prairies.

Then there’s the desert in Drumheller, Alberta, complete with wild cacti:

And then there are the rain forests in British Columbia:

…where you can find cute little fluffies like the Spirit Bear.

And then of course we have the tundra we’re so famous for. It looks a little different in the summer though:

but in the winter it looks just like you think it would

Then, of course, the Rockies and all their many, many lakes

There’s the fjords in Newfoundland

Our boreal forests look particularly stunning in the fall

We even have beaches…really nice ones too!

…anyway…I think it’s really cool. It’s not all igloos and snow drifts, you know!

cordpm-deactivated20210410

Will trade soul for citizenship

alienlaz-deactivated20170224

Wow. I will trade my soul as well.

matvrity

Proud to be a canadien ☺️☺️

soambitchous

“Female” is a descriptor. It’s not what I am. It describes my personage, just like “short” and “black”. But what I actually am is a woman. A female human being. “Female” can be applied to any animal. My cat is “female”, but we are not the same. My mother’s dog is “female” and I love her, but we aren’t the same either. Calling me a“female” minimizes my humanity or even negates it completely in the minds of people (usually men) who need to recognize it more than anything when dealing with me. Call me a woman and respect my humanity. I want you to remember that I am a human just like you are every time we encounter each other. That’s important to me.

Auntie Peebz (via soambitchous)

(via notesonascandal)

#almost as though gender is a social construct?? weird