oh shit

Hello this is rachel. no, i didnt spell neutron wrong.

[poyzn]

[train-to-win-deactivated2016090]

This makes me happy

[infantjesus]

[theawesomeadventurer]

I LAUGH AT THIS EVERY SINGLE FUCKING TIME

[thebabyanimals]

[rosiepig]

[saccharinescorpion]

EA Sports announced that their new FIFA game will give players the option to include women players and as we all know optional choices are the literal worst thing feminniminists can inflict on poor innocent gamers

[eattheacid]

JESUS CHRIST

[imsoshive]

it’s a fucking video game

[the-fault-in-our-scars]

Because the first time I got raped, my boyfriend broke up with me because I had “cheated” on him. Because the word “rape” is considered a joke. Because over 70% of women let their partners fuck them when they don’t want it. Because 17% of American women have been the victim of sexual assault at some point in their lives. Because only 39% of rapists get reported to the police, and only 3% of them go to jail. Because about 13% of the rape victims commit suicide. Because the first time I got raped, he put a knife to my throat and told me he would kill me if I said I didn’t want it. Because when I wanted to report him, people told me I couldn’t because I hadn’t said “no” to him. Because at least half of all babies born to minor women are fathered by adult men. (10+ years age difference) Because I can’t wear a skirt without being told “I’m asking for it.” Because when I went to a party when I was 14 and I wore a skirt and a guy kept touching my ass all night, my mother told me it shouldn’t have happened if I wore sweatpants. Because a 16 year old girl who had her first orgasm while getting raped, had to watch her 34 (!) year old rapist go free because she had had an orgasm. Because when my guy friend told me and some friends he got raped by a women when he was 12, a “friend” laughed at him and said he should be happy he got laid that young. Because my 17 year old best friend’s parents let her 14 year old brother walk outside until 12pm, but she has to be home at 10. Because a guy from my old school got raped by another guy, but because he is gay, they said it wasn’t considered rape. Because a 19 year old lesbian got raped by a guy, and he didn’t go to prison because he said “he only tried to turn her straight so she would get accepted by her parents” Because in some cultures, girls (and boys) still get thrown out of the family because some guy/girl sexually assaulted them. Because they’re still teaching girls to walk faster at night instead of teaching guys they shouldn’t rape. Because I have to explain why rape makes me angry.

(via stay-ocean-minded)

[just-shower-thoughts]

Cells multiply by dividing.

[britishpike]

[neptuniani]

[fucknosexistcostumes]

Here’s Proof That Tween Girl Halloween Costumes Are Way Too Sexed-Up [x]

[rootbeergoddess-deactivated2017]

This is starting to worry me.

[seassidess]

Don’t forget that these are Tweens. They aren’t teens or adults. They’re 9-12 year olds. These are kids that are still in elementary school. A good majority of them haven’t even hit puberty yet. If that doesn’t bother you, There’s a problem.

[beachdeath]

[alwaysbewoke]

Kickstarter: The Angelica Doll: A Natural Hair Doll For Young Girls

BOOST AND SUPPORT!!

(”Sophia wanted long straight hair, and she even started expressing a strong dislike for her facial features and skin tone.” Don’t fucking tell me representation, dolls, toys don’t matter to children. Think internalized racism and self hatred happen by accident? It’s rampant among the Black community and Black girls are especially targeted).

[trainedchimpanzee]

an important lesson in mathematics by glenn beck

[nflstreet-deactivated20180710]

liberals can’t comprehend the #truthbombs that my boy Glenn here just dropped

[kant-deactivated20190908]

he just dropped the heaviest shit of his life like he had to take some time to process it himself

[unregardless]

everyone watch this and educate yourselves

[huffpost]

Incredible Teen Poets Sum Up Everything Wrong With America

American textbooks have plenty of blind spots, but Belissa Escobedo, Rhiannon McGavin and Zariya Allen offer a wide-ranging view of our country in their powerful slam poem, “Somewhere Else in America.” And it’s not a pretty picture.

The teen spoken-word poets are members of the Get Lit organization, a nonprofit that uses spoken word to improve literacy rates in Los Angeles, where 40 percent of teens won’t graduate high school. 

Watch their performance and hear their full poem here. 

[coffeeandcursewords]

Watch this. I emplore you.

[mockeryd-deactivated20201004]

This gives me hope for the future. These three young girls are speaking up and paving the way for future kids. I am so proud of them.

[weloveshortvideos]

[blackfairypresident]

otter: EEEEEEEEAAAH speaker: he cant do much besides go around in circles otter: EEEEH

[r0seblossums]

it me

[exgynocraticgrrl-archive-deacti]

Sexy Inc. (2007)

[exgynocraticgrrl-archive-deacti]

[Psychologist and author Sharon Lamb speaking in gifset]

“Sophie Bissonnette’s documentary analyzes the hypersexualization of our environment and its noxious effects on young people. Psychologists, teachers and school nurses criticize the unhealthy culture surrounding … children, where marketing and advertising  are targeting younger and younger audiences and bombarding them with sexual and sexist images. Sexy Inc. suggests various ways of countering hypersexualization and the eroticization of childhood and invites us to rally against this worrying phenomenon.” - (x)

[darklittlecorner]

[que-mystery]

Sweetie :)

[onesmallflowerofeternity-deacti]

Being a woman is kind of like being a cyclist in a city where all the cars represent men. You’re supposed to be able to share the road equally with cars, but that’s not how it works. The roads are built for cars and you spend a great deal of physical and mental energy being defensive and trying not to get hurt. Some of the cars WANT you to get hurt. They think you don’t have any place on the road at all. And if you do get hurt by a car, everyone makes excuses that it’s your fault.

A friend of a friend (via neutral)