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Woke Giant, retro political art for third century America

Over at Woke Giant you’ll find some seriously cool, retro-styled “political art for third century America.” Don’t miss the downloadable protest signs!

https://boingboing.net/2018/08/16/woke-giant-retro-political-ar.html

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Photographer: Beth M. DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE THE CREDITS. THANK YOU. ♥ Prague, Czech Republic

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Using condoms correctly and consistently lowers the chances of getting HIV. About 70% for anal sex. Up to 80% for vaginal sex. So roll one down before you get busy.

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Amen

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Nina Simone doesn’t get the recognition she deserves when it comes using her artistry to combat racism and injustice. She sacrificed her whole career to bring attention to the blatant discrimination Black people were suffering from when she herself was becoming a popular musician. And despite losing fans along the way, she never backed down.

When alive, they treated her like trash, now she’s an iconic treasure. Smh

Happy Black History Month!

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Hogwarts Houses + Van Gogh

#hufflepuff everyday

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Even the talking heads at Fox News recognize that Trump is a fascist.

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In any peer relationship there are going to be choices you make together, things you have to agree on, like what kind of relationship it is, what level and kinds of intimacy you want to share together, etc. And both of you are going to have to be honest about your needs and boundaries.

In a dating/romantic/sexual relationship, monogamy (or not) is one of those things that you have to talk about and decide on together - just like how much time you want to spend together or whether you’ll have sex, etc. That’s part of forming that relationship, the communication about what you each want and need from the relationship.

And yeah, there will sometimes be conflicting preferences or needs that make an agreement impossible to reach. If that happens, if you can’t agree about the fundamental questions about what your relationship will be like, maybe you can’t be in that relationship.

And that sucks, I know, but you have to have that conversation and you have to be honest about your needs and priorities, and if yours lined up with theirs before but somewhere along the way they started to conflict - you have to talk about that too. You can’t just break the agreement without telling them, or try to pressure someone into a type of relationship they don’t want.

Sometimes it doesn’t work out. But it’s better to acknowledge that than to manipulate someone, or lie about what kind of relationship you’re in and deny the other person the chance to make informed choices.