here’s my heart, Lord.

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here’s my heart, Lord.
Sacre Cour from Roof of Galeries Lafayette, Paris // 14.10.2013
Weird confession, but I'm so glad that this guy hit on me on my way back from grocery shopping while I was in Paris - because, while nothing happened between us, it was just so nice to sit outside this building on a chilly winter night and talk for a couple of hours. It was so nice to share Paris with someone when I was spending the first few days on my own. It was such a blessing to pray for him and learn from him. It was this whimsical, chance encounter that sounds romantic but it was more spiritual, it felt like, for whatever reason, we were both supposed to be there and meet at that time - these two very different people. And then disappear, never to hear of each other again. Something in me loves that.
Mongolia, 2009
Anna Yeroshenko
Pablo Corral Vega, Trinidad
Viviane Sassen
There isn’t just one Native American culture. There are hundreds. And there are millions of Native people. And we’re being ignored. We’re being told that we don’t have rights over how we are represented in mainstream America. We are being told that we should ‘get over it’ - but the people who are saying this don’t even know what the issues are. When people know of us only as a ‘costume,’ or something you dress up as for Halloween or for a music video, then you stop thinking of us as people, and this is incredibly dangerous because everyday we fight for the basic human right to live our own lives without outsiders determining our fate or defining our identities.
Dr. Jessica R. Metcalfe, Turtle Mountain Chippewa from North Dakota (via stopdisrespectingculture)
untitled by anneparker on Flickr.
The sun is perfect and you woke this morning. You have enough language in your mouth to be understood. You have a name, and someone wants to call it. Five fingers on your hand and someone wants to hold it. If we just start there, every beautiful thing that has and will ever exist is possible. If we start there, everything, for a moment, is right in the world.
Warsan Shire (via 7-weeks)
stop trying to fall in love. no one trips on purpose.
From Higley
Andrew Phelps
Dear Non-black poc, this may shock you but you can’t say nigga either. Idc what hood you’re from, or how much hip hop you listen to.
@ the minority women/men who think they can say nigga because their significant other is black
People who go “antizionism, not antisemitism” don’t seem to realize that almost always there is no reason for Jews to give them the benefit of the doubt
What is right is not always popular and what is popular is not always right.
Albert Einstein (via fyp-science)
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