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Mike Driver
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
taylor price
$LAYYYTER
oozey mess
noise dept.
tumblr dot com
occasionally subtle
todays bird
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cherry valley forever
KIROKAZE
@theartofmadeline
#extradirty
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
almost home
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@growinq-rose
“Look at This Pussy” Instagram hopes to normalizes how we see vaginas
When an artist tells people to “look at this pussy,” they’re bound to listen. Eva Sealove and Chelsea Jones, both 25, are doing just that with “Look at This Pussy,” an Instagram-based project to collect photos of everyday objects that resemble vaginas. The goal is to normalize female genitalia — and it’s working.
(vulvas)
The goal is to normalizae female genitalia - what are your thoughts?
Red flag by Judy Chicago (1971)
can u believe…there are people…who get loved everyday…..by someone who truly cares about them and their wellbeing…and they dont doubt for one second that they’re loved….amazing
when it happens it's disorienting, but it's real
I think the new standard apology needs to be unfuck you instead of I’m sorry.
@louis-tummy
@growinq-rose lol you
Kids know.
I want to rescue that precious child from Trump.
So I’m concerned that people don’t realize just how messed up the situation at Standing Rock really is. The United States signed treaties acknowledging and agreeing that there are certain areas of land that were never ceded to them. These areas do not belong to the United States. They belong to a sovereign nation governed by indigenous people. The land that the Dakota Access Pipeline runs through is not part of the US. It is part of the Lakota nation. That means it is essentially a separate country.
Please imagine if the US wanted to build a pipeline from Washington to Alaska and they went through part of Canada to get there. Canadians protested, saying they have no right to be there and they’re destroying their water, and in response the USA sent militarized police to attack, harass, and harass these protesters, then arrested them for trespassing… on their own land.
That is what’s happening. This is an invasion, and the police are interfering on behalf of a foreign oil company.
hint: if a person with clinical depression and anxiety says theyre tired …. dont tell them they have no reason to be …. bc guess what….. They Know and Its Shitty
Louder!!!
I just want to add one thing-
If you have depression or anxiety? you’re not tired for no reason.
You’re tired because you have depression/anxiety.
Not only do they both come with low energy/fatigue as a legit common side effect, but they’re both fucking /exhausting/. fighting your brain all the time? exhausting. adrenaline crashes from anxiety/panic attacks? exhausting. being on edge all the time? exhausting. plus doing things costs /more/ energy when you have those mental illnesses.
You’re not tired for no reason, you’re tied because you have an illness that makes you tired.
hah when you realize why you were so exhausted literally every day of middle thru high school 😉😉😉
this actress has always been amazing and gets zero shine
It’s just a bunch of hocus pocus!
BLACK WEIRDO OF THE WEEK #69 MAL DEVISA Name: Deja Rene Carr (pronounced Reeen)
From: New York/Amherst, Ma
Deja Carr is an 18 year old poet and musician. Born in Manhattan, she now calls Amherst, Massachusetts home. From age 12-17, Carr was the lead singer of “Who’da Funk it?,” the Pioneer Valley’s prized local female-driven band known for their genre bending music and now with a new project, she is taking the northeast by storm. Mal Devisa has shared spaces with many great performers and has been featured in many beloved spaces such as Afropunk and NPR. In the past year, Mal Devisa has blossomed following many tours, (including a 50-show tour to celebrate her eighteenth birthday,) her active and mesmerizing live performances, and a growing audience of loyal fans. With a sultry sound that slingshots between genres, Carr conjures up a live show you’d have to see to truly hear. In her music, Carr reflects on the realities and triumphs of her own life, all while critiquing and commenting on society at large. What is your craft/career/creative expression: Creative expression is my career. a.k.a. I am broke as a joke. How long have you been working at your craft? In first grade, I started writing poetry. A couple years later, I started singing and playing piano and age 12, a couple friends and I started a band following I.M.A. (Girls Rock Camp) in Goshen, Ma. It doesn’t really feel that like it’s been as long as it has. Mostly because it’s incredibly fun and constantly rewarding. Why do you consider yourself a Black Weirdo? I don’t know. I think a lot of aspects of Black culture celebrate the eccentric, the outspoken, the rawness of beauty. I hope that I can just be a vessel for those things to be seen/known/spoken/believed (to any extent) What inspires you? Too much. Bodies on stage inspire me. I’m also inspired by my mom, Nikki Carr, who’s an amazing comedienne and a fierce matriarch and my grandfather Bruno Carr who was an incredible Jazz drummer. I’m inspired by that weird feeling you get before the bass comes into a song. Also, the music people forget to pay attention to unless there’s a white boy singing it. There are really too many things to list. Recently, I’ve been really inspired by ideas of how to sustain movements and how to effectively change places around me and of course, the Black Lives Matter movement. Who is your weird black muse? Too many to choose. Bahamadia, Stevie Wonder, Sun RA, Billie Holiday, DEATH and Meshell Ndegeocello are a couple and more recently Hannibal Buress, Allan Kingdom, Ibeyi, Christian Mcbride, The Skins, and my friends who are doing the d**n thing. Links/Social Media: http://maldevisa.bandcamp.com https://twitter.com/maldevisa https://www.facebook.com/MalDevisa http://instagram.com/maldevisa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9FbVUre92g http://www.afropunk.com/profiles/blogs/free-download-mal-devisa-s-atmospheric-indie-is-stunning-and Upcoming events/ projects? I’m recording an album right now. I am excited to be able to give people something I am excited about. I really don’t enjoy capturing moments as much as the next person.I am also doing lots of visual art and poetry and have some other ideas up my sleeve.
Colin Kaepernick, doing the work, fostering change, forging a legacy.
Take heed from Venus and Serena’s father…don’t let anyone sow seeds of doubt in your kids. Dude was trying to snatch Venus’ confidence, and her dad was like, “Nah, bruh. Not today.”
