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cherry valley forever
titsay
#extradirty
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@genevievekoski
nine photographs portraying quotes said to sexual assault survivors by police officers, attorneys, and other authority figures
more info about project unbreakable here
original tumblr here
previously: nine photographs portraying quotes said to sexual assault survivors by their friends/family
This is why so many rapes go unreported.
Girlhood (2014. Dir. Célina Sciamma. Cin. Crystel Fournier)
Read: 11 Alternative Female Performances from Early 2015 That Oscar Could’ve Recognized
Shine bright like a diamond.
Me hanging out with @oliversava and his friends.
Podcast Outtakes: The Hugh Jass/Bear Rape edition
By popular(ish) demand, the audio of Tasha Robinson completely derailing Scott Tobias’ intro to @thenextpictureshow by sneaking a reference to the notorious Drudge Report headline about The Revenant into the recording script. Combined with the similarity between the names of Revenant protagonist Hugh Glass and classic Simpsons gag Hugh Jass, it sent Scott (and everyone else) into a giggle fit that lasted so long we had to scrap the take and start over after everyone walked it off. Enjoy?
(Rachel and Keith are off-mic for this exchange, which is why they sound like they’re shouting in their opinions from another room.)
I never, ever want context for this.
Hamilton Cypher
Ariana Grande, ending white cis-het misogynists one at a time
What a fucking nightmare
Who the fuck are these embarrassments
Ariana Grande taking down shitty drive-time DJs with a smile is my current happy place.
by Gemma Correll
Right now I'm a pear, but working hard to achieve existential nothingness!! 💪😁💢
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Watch: Ahmed Mohamed speaks out about being arrested
What a strong, confident kid. His family looks so proud, and rightly so.
This kid, man. What a kid.
by Sarah Andersen
Rain +boat +dog + wind = A+++ photo shoot.
Quick, somebody do a painting of us!
Diablo Cody and Jonathan Demme offer a lovable portrait of a singer and guitarist in a better-than-average bar band.
I saw this with Scott, and the whole time watching it, I was worrying to myself, "God, I hope Scott won't make fun of me for loving this as much as I do." I needn't have worried.
Jeb Bush is right. We don’t need half a billion dollars for women’s health issues (which is around $3.15 per American woman per year). We need much, much more.
In the U.S., the disparities in women’s health care between rich and poor women, and between white women and women of color, are just absolutely astounding.
We know that in the U.S., poor women diagnosed with breast cancer are more likely to die of it than rich women.
And we know that black women are almost twice as likely to die from cervical cancer than white women.
Why? According to the National Cancer Institute, “The disproportionate burden of cervical cancer in Hispanic/Latino and African American/Black women is primarily due to a lack of screening. In an effort to understand this disparity in cervical cancer screening, NCI conducted a study of regions within the United States where cervical cancer incidence rates are high. They found that cervical cancer rates reflected a larger problem of unequal access to health care.”
We need more public investment in women’s health to close these gaps. Making access to pap smears and other screening measures more expensive will worsen health disparities in the U.S. and will result in the death of more poor women.
THIS.
