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tori | 22 | british columbia | canada

[darshanasuresh]

one of my favourite things in the entire world is when there’s a huge thunderstorm outside and it’s raining heavily and you’re in bed swathed in blankets and you have just never felt warmer and safer than you do in that moment

[sydneynoellephoto]

west side, best side

[studdedrose]

[arizonanature]

[anything-classic]

[thursdays-at-the-coffeeshop]

August rain: the best of the summer gone, and the new fall not yet born. The odd uneven time.

Sylvia Plath (via elenamjacobs)

[untrustyou]

[are-soul]

<3

[pettycentral]

[sevensaltedalmonds-deactivated2]

[slufoot]

[ambivalentlyyours]

bye

[golden-west]

[vuela83]

Florence Henri, 1931

[laurenscurteis]

[wwwhhathehill]

TO EVERYONE WHO THINKS WE ARE LIVING IN A POSTRACIAL WORLD. FUCKING READ THIS. CITED FROM REAL PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH.

[wordsthatididntsay-deactivated2]

To everyone who says they “don’t see color.” Open your fucking eyes and READ.

[fascinasians-blog]

MICROINVALIDATION:

Microinvalidations are characterized by communications that exclude, negate, or nullify the psychological thoughts, feelings, or experiential reality of a person of color. When Asian Americans (born and raised in the United States) are complimented for speaking good English or are repeatedly asked where they were born, the effect is to negate their U.S. American heritage and to convey that they are perpetual foreigners. When Blacks are told that “I don’t see color” or “We are all human beings,” the effect is to negate their experiences as racial/cultural beings (Helms, 1992).

[aznnotwhite]

(italics added)

[facesauce-blog]

important

[vyrnath]

[delta-breezes]

[dara-muscat]