I’ve seen a thousand ghosts literally just today… bidens america
What percentage, would you say, were fuckable?
All of them are fuckable in bidens america
the ghosts from biden’s america are fuckable!
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I’ve seen a thousand ghosts literally just today… bidens america
What percentage, would you say, were fuckable?
All of them are fuckable in bidens america
the ghosts from biden’s america are fuckable!
I don’t judge anyone based on how they look, unless their fit isn’t drippy
two days ago (oct 6) a teacher in new jersey forcibly removed the hijab of a second grade student. she told the student that her hair was beautiful and she didn’t need to wear hijab to school anymore. this is such a horrifying violation of that little girl’s rights—it’s no less than stripping her of her shirt or pants in front of everyone. it’s difficult enough for adult muslim women to wear a hijab publicly in the western world; you cannot imagine how stressful it can be for young girls. i know this experience will leave a scar for a long time.
if you can, please call Seth Boyden Elementary (973) 378-5209, email the principal [email protected] and the superintendent [email protected] and demand disciplinary action against the teacher, Tamar Herman.
A source for this, as well as her mother’s post about it.
this is absolutely about the intersection of islamophobia and misogyny and you should say so.
moral panics about head coverings always are.
this is not an onion headline
a trans woman was suspended from her job at netflix because she tweeted about dave chappelle's transmisogyny and he's a multimillionaire whining about being "cancelled" you cannot make this shit up
I hope every lesbian who grew up being told that lesbian was a bad word finds peace and comfort and pride in the knowledge that lesbian is a good wonderful word with a deep rich meaning and history
It’s taken a long time to be comfortable with saying “I’m a lesbian,” instead of “I’m gay.”
why is there no Barbie mortician career doll
rate your anti-sex playlist
it can be a pro sex playlist depending on how strong your resolve is
Hmmm actually. This coming out day shoutout to people who didn't get the dignity of coming out on their own terms. Getting outed can be like deeply traumatic and it's an experience I think we should talk about more. I see you and I hope you get a chance to reclaim your agency over your identity if you haven't already
Hey before the notes get too out of control please don't fucking traumadump on this post and that includes in the tags because I can see those, thanks
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i think the aesthetic echo chamber created by tumblr is more dangerous than the political one bcs im self aware enough to kno my politics r radical but then me and the girlies are on here reblogging body horror and very weird erotic poetry and i get offline and interact w a real person and jokingly say something like fungus is tangibly divine in the way it facilitates the eternal dance of creation and destruction which is really creation as or by destruction and theyre like what the hell are you talking about freak. the aesthetic barrier between me and a girl in a vineyard vines tee is literally insurmountable. i find the trout to be a very nietzschean fish
TO THOSE MAKING NATIVE OCS
I see this a lot, no one has actual names, or any reference for names, that are legit Native American, varying among the tribes, for their characters.
Babynames.com and shit like that will give you names made up by white people.
However, I’ve got your solution.
Native-Languages is a good website to turn to for knowledge on a lot of native things, including native names. If you’re unsure about the names you’ve picked, they even have a list of made up names here!
Please don’t trust names like babynames.com for native names, they’re made up and often quite offensive to the cultures themselves.
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It’s spooky season bois.
great job everyone lets hit the showers
Actually Christopher Columbus did have immunity, naturally bu being part of a population that had suffered a disease running its course, those that survived had herd immunity. It was how they transported diseases unknowingly (there wasn’t even germ theory at the time).
That's the fucking point. What good does herd immunity do you, when your herd migrates and comes into contact with another heard that has NO IMMUNITY??
When Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic Ocean and touched down in North America in 1492, he changed the world forever. He bridged the "old" world in Europe, Africa, and Asia with the "new" world in the Americas.
But along with a new wave of settlers, he also brought with him a devastating suite of scourges.
The Native Americans' immune systems were not equipped to handle this. Along with their own set of diseases at the time, Columbus' arrival created a devastating concoction of maladies.
"It was a culture clash, obviously," Stephen Prescott, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation president, told the OMRF news site. "But it also launched a clash of infectious diseases."
These infections were disastrous. OMRF reports that their impact was more catastrophic than the Black Death in medieval Europe, which is estimated to have killed 25 million people in just five years, between 1347 and 1352.
Of the estimated 250,000 natives in Hispaniola, Columbus' first stop in the Americas in 1492, new infectious diseases wiped out a staggering 236,000 indigenous people by 1517 — nearly 95% of their population.
Medical records were sparse or flat out didn't exist back then, so it's difficult to say exactly where and when certain diseases emerged. But here is an inexhaustive list of 30 diseases that were believed to have either been introduced to the new world — or worsened — in the post-Columbian era, which we found in a 1992 study in the Yearbook of Physical Anthropology:
1. Smallpox
2. Measles
3. Influenza
4. Bubonic plague
5. Diphtheria
6. Typhus
7. Cholera
8.Scarlet fever
9. Chicken pox
10. Yellow fever
11. Malaria
12. Lyme disease
13. Q-fever (bacterial disease carried by cattle, sheep, and goats)
14. Leishmania (parasitic disease)
15. Whooping cough
16. African sleeping sickness (parasitic disease)
17. Filaria (parasitic disease)
18. Dengue
19. Septicemic plague (one of the three main forms of the plague)
20. Schistosomiasis (parasitic disease)
21. Anthrax
22. Botulism
23. Tetanus
24. Toxoplasmosis
25. Taeniasis (tape worms)
26. Staphylococci
27. Streptococci
28. Mycotic diseases (fungal diseases)
29. Syphilis
30. Legionellosis (bacterial disease)