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Today's Document
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Cosimo Galluzzi
we're not kids anymore.
cherry valley forever

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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ

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One Nice Bug Per Day
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda

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@juliusseizure
Does anyone remember when Gerard Way's pinned tweet for like a week was Nicky Wire in a dress? No? Just me? Ok.
The “All Rock ‘N’ Roll Is Homosexual” Manics tee here worn by James Dean Bradfield
Manic Street Preachers Performing Live At The Zap Club, Brighton,1991 by Mark Baker
from twitter
My favorite spooky girlfriends
things i never expected to learn through a tedtalk but now am glad to know:
the founder of Sirius XM radio is a sapphic trans woman and is currently trying to preserve her wife’s consciousness in a digital file so her wife can be immortal in the body of a robot.
heres the tedtalk if you dont believe because everyone deserves to know this reality of the amazing world in which we live
Holy shit you neglected to mention that when her daughter got a terminal disease with no cure or treatment possible she literally went to the library got some medical textbooks and taught herself enough biochemistry to actually begin developing a drug that halted the disease good god why have we never heard of this absolute genius
She also wrote “A Manifesto on the Freedom of Gender” - The Apartheid of Sex
“Dividing people according to gender is as nonsensical as racial apartheid. This manifesto shows that traditional male and female roles are defined neither by genetics, nor genitals, nor biology, but by social attitudes.”
by Armand Brac, 2017 (12,7x21cm - 5x8.3in) Saatchi Art
Thread on typical conversations about Reconciliation in Canada, by Derek Simon.
Ko Hine Te Iwaiwa by Robyn Kahukiwa.
On International Women’s Day I want to reflect on our mana wahine and wahine toa, the resilient fighters and survivors. The women who protect their hapū from darkness and evil. The women who through their connection to Papatūānuku, nurture babies and the whenua, holding the people in their whare tangata, whether they ever give birth or not. The women who pass down knowledge through hundreds of generations and uphold tikanga, and fight to reclaim what has been hidden through colonisation. The Tohunga who practiced rongoa, and healed with their hands and herbs and karakia and waiata. The Tohunga who practiced tā moko, especially those that kept moko kaue alive throughout the Tohunga Suppression Act. The warriors who defended their hapū in war. Those who were dispossessed, raped and murdered and whose mana we seek to restore. Those who have far less privilege than I do, who struggle with poverty, or as single mothers, who are targeted by systemic racism based on their identity and the colour of their skin, the women who do everything they can to protect their whānau from addiction or domestic violence. The women trying, who deserve more compassion and support. The women who embraced me as sisters when I was still learning how to embrace myself in healing from complex trauma. The women who feed and organise hundreds of people. The women who comfort in times of grief. The women who put their bodies on the line over and over again to protect us from environmental devastation. The women who fight for their land rights and to restore mana to their land. The women fighting for prison abolition and for their relatives in prison. The women supporting people deported or released from prison, who have nothing. The women who make art, sing, tell stories, and speak up against injustice. The women who kept te reo alive and spoke it to their children in secret. The women journeying to understand who they are and their whakapapa. The women who honour their tūpuna and listen to their ancient guidance to understand their purpose in Te Ao Mārama. The Kaikaranga who call the first and last breath of life.
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Abusive men pave the way for lazy men to get wives and girlfirends.
Lemme clarify, how many times have you heard your overworked female friends and relatives say “Yeah, Jerry drinks beer every evening after work while I cook dinner and clean up after everyone and does the bare minimum to help me raise the kids but he’s such a nice guy. He’s never beat me in my life. I couldn’t ask for a better guy in my life.”
Like no, Sally, your husband is a common stone among turds and you know it.
I try to explain this conceptually to people as a thing that happens not saying that this is good but it’s a thing that happens.
This is what male privilege is and how all men benefit from it.
This is why you are not exempt from statements about “all men” even if you are overall good.
You benefit from the bar constantly being lowered by systemic issues within the gender.
The expectations on you are always lower than they should because “at least you’re not X”.
That…is the best response I’ve seen to the “not all men” thing. Thank you.
Lady Greyhound:
Back in the 1950s, Lady Greyhound took America by Storm. She was the official mascot for Greyhound (of bus service fame). She made frequent public appearances, including a station’s grand opening wear she chewed through a “ribbon” of dog biscuits.
We all thought Loki was the odd one out but it turns out Thor is actually the friendly jock middle child in a family of bitchy drama club goths