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21, brazilian artist, i like kittens, anime, series, ducks, good movies, games, my butt, hair dye, dogs, and cool stuff. instagram, twitter and snapchat: @shepamoth

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[sharknadoslut]

Logan was such a good movie

[rossdraws]

Painted my version of Sombra from the video! She’s such a great character. Hope you enjoyed it! :)

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Vera Rubin, the woman who discovered the first evidence of dark matter, has died at 88

Vera Rubin, the astrophysicist responsible for confirming the first existence of dark matter, died on Sunday night at the age of 88.

Carnegie Institution president Matthew Scott called Rubin “a national treasure as an accomplished astronomer and a wonderful role model for young scientist.”

Rubin and her colleagues observed galaxies in the 1970s, they learned the motion of stars is a result of a “material that does not emit light and extends beyond the optical galaxy” — also known as dark matter.

Swiss astrophysicist Fritz Zwicky proposed the idea of dark matter in 1933, but Rubin’s groundbreaking work subsequently led to the confirmation of the material.

This finding is what led to the discovery that 90% of the universe is made up of dark matter, a finding some colleagues felt was overlooked and deserving of a Nobel Prize. Read more

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That’s how you love.

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❤❤❤

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I feel like this might be me one day.

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It won’t get better for LGBT youth of color until we identify and dismantle the ways we’ve normalized racism. Gabe hits it on the head:

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I want all my white mutuals to watch this immediately! And I’ll reblog this everyday until you guys fully understand.

[todays-wendy]

INTERSECTIONAL BIGOTRY IS REAL PEOPLE

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so the thing about my family is that we have two ancestors on my dad’s side who were buried in france, where I currently live. one died in the spanish civil war, and one died prior doing…we don’t know what. but he somehow managed to get buried in père lachaise. 

so anyhow, my gran sends me a message like “pls put flowers on ur uncle samuel’s grave because he’s gone over a century with none and it will make the ghost mad if he hasn’t already” because my family spends time in europe but never long enough to go all the way to père lachaise and give ya boy samuel jr. his death rites. so im like “ok gran I can do that” bc im a good grandson and you do not fuck with gran she doesn’t DESERVE THAT 

i figure out which plot he’s on and ask someone specifically where you can find uncle samuel jr. and they tell me where and so I arrive at the junction and. 

HE GONE. 

WHERE DID YOU GO UNCLE SAMUEL. 

*celine dion’s smash hit “my heart will go on” playing in the distance* 

in other words either someone stole my entire great great uncle samuel or he has risen again, ready to party in paris for all of eternity. 

[palindrome-mystery]

You’re pretty chill about a corpse disappearing.

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My guy, my dude, he’s been dead since 1851. He could be anywhere. He does what he wants.

[buzzfeed]

Carrie Fisher Wrote Her Own Fantastic Obituary

[markantonys]

nowhere did this kindly anon actually say “please make a video of this” and yet

[lagonegirl]

10 Black Kids Who Rocked The World in 2016

The future looks so much brighter with these young people in it.

Mari “Little Miss Flint” Copeny, 8

In the midst of a water crisis in her city, Little Miss Flint turned the nation’s attention to a serious issue that was being ignored. 

Yara Shahidi, 16

Shahidi shined this year in more ways than one. Aside from killing it on “Black-ish” every week, the teen was consistently outspoken about representation in Hollywood, climate change and youth empowerment. Though she can’t vote yet, Shahidi was very vocal about the importance of others exercising their right.  

Mikaila Ulmer, 12

Mikaila Ulmer literally turned lemons into lemonade. She began selling lemonade made with honey in an effort to save the bees. This year, Whole Foods offered her an $11 million deal and shelf space in 55 stores across the country.

Chloe x Halle, 18 and 16

These sisters rose from YouTube fame and found a seat at Beyoncé’s Parkwood Entertainment table. The incredibly talented singers, who released their debut EP this year, have been on the rise.

Marley Dias, 12

Marley’s year started off strong in January when she was “sick of reading books about white boys and dogs.” She collected more than 7,000 books in which the main characters are black girls for her donation drive #1000BlackGirlBooks.

Egypt Ufele, 10

After being bullied because of her size, Egypt Ufele decided to channel the negativity she was receiving into something positive. So Egypt learned to sew and design clothes. In February, she debuted her clothing line for all sizes, Chubiiline, at New York Fashion Week.

Skai Jackson, 14

Disney actress Skai Jackson is a remarkable role model thanks to her self-confidence. She was a good sport when the internet turned her into a meme and showed nothing but class when she stood up to Azealia Banks’ cyberbullying.

Zianna Oliphant, 9

Zianna Oliphant made headlines when she gave a moving speech during a townhall in Charlotte, North Carolina

Nyeeam Hudson, 11

Nyeeam “King Nahh” Hudson spreads the message of self-love and confidence to his peers and their parents through his powerful motivational speeches. With more than 75,000 followers on Instagram, Nyeeam offers advice on how to deal with bullies and encourages others to value education.

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#BlackExcellence #BlackPride 

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[violetcarlin]

Someone on Twitter pointed out that the worst part of the year of deaths is not simply that we’ve lost celebrities, but that we’ve lost a whole group of the celebrities who helped an entire generation realize that being different was somehow okay. That your sexuality and sexual identity/presentation didn’t have to be set in stone, or conform to the conservative standards. That you could have a mental illness and still be happy and successful and loved. The people we lost this year helped so many people come to terms with who they were, and losing them hurts precisely because they were so comforting in those ways.

This year has become a parody of itself. I cannot wait to toast its end on Saturday.

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how about instead of ever reblogging a single picture of carrie in that fucking gold bikini you reblog this instead?

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Things only bullied kids will understand

-Beliving that none of your friends actually want to be your friend and they hate being near you -Hating normal things because they were used to mock you -Having to seek constant validation for your existance -Remembering particular insults you’ve been called for years and will probably never forget them -Beliving you’re too ugly for anyone to ever love -Not wanting to go to a new school/further education because you know the same thing will happen there -Having your parents tell you that you’re only being ‘teased’ -Having people wash their hands in disgust if they accidentally touch you.

[cursedwitchazel]

Remember, you don’t have to feel all of these to understand

[calamari-chaos]

-Having people say you like someone as a way to gross that someone out -Never quite trusting anyone. -Having people ask you out as a dare -”They’re only making fun of you ‘cause they’re jealous!” -”He’s only mean to you ‘cause he’s got a crush on you!” -Having to deal with bullshit ‘zero tolerance’ policies

[rinlockhart]

-”hey, my friend thinks you’re cute!”

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This. I dealt with almost all of this bullshit all my life and it still haunts me today…

[dragontatoes]

-being unable to process genuine acceptance and compliments when you finally get them -fear emotional intimacy will result in betrayal

[imighthaveaproblemwithkittens]

- being uncapable of loving yourself because you got used on being hated - hiding your insecurities really hard during relationships because you're scared of being vulnerable towards someone, because you think they'll hate you and judge you like everyone else

[imighthaveaproblemwithkittens]

i just think i should share with the world all my reactions watchin american horror story for the first time

[christopherjonesart]

If you are not in one of the many groups that has been threatened or maligned by Donald Trump, that is what privilege is. Now is the time to stand up and use that privilege to be an advocate and ally for those whose well being our next president has openly threatened.