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i bet this is what it looked like inside the womb
2014- Ferguson, MO- Edward Crawford (Photo- Robert Cohen- St. Louis Post-Dispatch)Â
2015- Columbia, SC- Bree Newsome (Photo- Adam Anderson- Reuters)Â
2016- Baton Rouge, LA-Â Ieshia Evans (Photo- Jonathan Bachman- Reuters)Â
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i think about this tweet a lot tbh
Let your patience be stronger than your desires.
De-perfectionist (via wordsnquotes)
Seventy-one percent of police whoâve been shot and killed this year werenât murdered by black men with cornrows or hoodies. They werenât gunned down by Latino gang members in low-rider drive-bys. Those stereotypes would be too convenient. Instead, 71% of police whoâve been shot and killed so far in 2016 have been killed by good old-fashioned white men.
Doesnât fit the âsuper predatorâ narrative⊠#Love it!
old but gold
at what point in history do you think americans stopped having british accents
Actually, Americans still have the original British accent. We kept it over time and Britain didnât. What we currently coin as a British accent developed in England during the 19th century among the upper class as a symbol of status. Historians often claim that Shakespeare sounds better in an American accent.
whAT THE FUCK
Iâm too tired for this
Always add in the video that according to linguists, Native southern drawl is a slowed down British.
Tâ be or not tâbe, yâall.
Fun fact: Same thing happened with the French accent. French Canadians still have the original French accent from the 15th century.
Ătâe ou nâpĂŽ zĂȘtâe, vous zâauts.
Iâve been trying to find this post for months. Iâm freakishly obsessed with this and want the truth of what early colonists sounded like.
I honestly love drunk girls so much, last night I was at a party and a girl started crying because she loved my hair
One time in college, I had a fight with my boyfriend and was sitting outside crying, and a drunk girl came over and gave me a leaf to make me feel better.
amazing
i was on the train and 3 drunk girls saw me and said i had nice brown eyes so they sang âbrown eyed girlâ to me
I threw up at a frat party and I was crying in the bathroom and a drunk girl went upstairs to get me a shirt and came back with a sweater and a kitten.
Drunk boys: will gather into a huge pack and harass people passing by.
At the last party I went to three drunk girls fishtail braided my hair by committee
a drunk girl drew an eye on the back of my hand and then patted it with satisfaction and  whispered âcount olafâ
this is a nice post
once at a barbecue a drunk girl gave the surgical scar on my shoulder a butterfly kiss and said âyouâre curedâ
A drunk girl at a bar I was at became worried that I wasnât getting enough nutrition and proceeded to hold peanuts to my lips and just keep saying âpeanut peanutâ until I would eat it. And after I allowed her to feed me a peanut she pet my hair and said âThank youâ.
This professor gets extra credit.
GIVE ME STATS WITH THIS PROFESSOR
shoutout to all the kids having panic attacks in bathrooms because of oral presentations. shoutout to all the kids who struggle to eat in public. shoutout to all the kids who canât get out of bed in the morning to go to school. shoutout to every single person who is struggling with a mental disorder and doing their best to live a normal life. youâre going to get through this.