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we're not kids anymore.
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Not today Justin

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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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@herewearejb
Denise & Coop. Ready for action! #akimbo #bodylanguage http://ift.tt/2hXCf92 via http://ift.tt/OF8QRD
From tonight’s rally in NYC in solidarity with trans youth. (via Moriya Photography and Film/NYCLU)
In 1988, these neo-Nazis disgraced themselves on the “Oprah Winfrey Show”
She used her platform to expose their ignorance and hate.
What happened during this hour changed the course of Oprah show history forever.
Oprah says she and her producers believed they would be exposing ignorance and confronting hate, but they were wrong.
That was the show that changed the way Oprah thought about TV and how in should be used for good.
#Neo-Nazis #OprahWinfrey
Mark Rothko in front of his painting “No.7”, 1960.
The Case For Mark Rothko
Rectangles after rectangles after rectangles. Rothko was a truly prolific artist who found his groove painting hazy swatches of color and stuck with it until the very end. Maybe you’ve wondered what the point of it all is, or why he did seemingly the same thing over and over again. Here’s your answer.
Stay tuned for cases for other artists, living and dead!
Mark Rothko
Untitled, 1963
Green Over Blue by Mark Rothko
(via @lonequixote)
this is better pic
Omg yes! Debbie!
is drake bell related to taco bell (??)