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horoscope: sometimes you be breathin

me:

me: okay but how did they know that?

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this is my new favorite thing in the world

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mama-macabre:

The Boko Haram massacres that the media isn’t talking about.

They’re burning men to a crisp, raping dozens of women before putting bullets in them, strapping explosives to children and forcing them into busy town squares…

Don’t allow yourself to be blind to the injustices happening all over the world. One is not more important than the other; murder is murder.

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This hurts so much!! My heart can’t deal 😢

If 2000 white people got killed in any country we would be hearing about it for months

😢 This is our world? How can people accept this? How can anyone think this is ohkay? And how can you not cover this? Is dark skin that much of a problem for you? Fuck you! These are people! Living, loving, breathing people who have lost their lives violently! And you are so scared of dark skin that you can’t even show that this is what’s happening to them? Is it cuz then the injustices happening to people of darker skin in every culture will be true? You can’t face that this is true. This genocide of a people with the only reason being because their skin is darker than yours. I’m so fucking disgusted and emotional. I Can’t even look at the picture. But I will to remind me that this is what’s happening. No matter how hard it is I will look at it for strength. And I will never stop fighting for the justice of my people and anyone who is threatened and killed and feared because of things they can’t control, because of things that shouldn’t be feared. So appalled and fucking livid. Damn

I am a South African. I have been scrolling down my timeline for days now waiting to see something about Nigeria. This is the first post that I have seen and it breaks my heart. When Mike Brown was killed every second post was about it. About the injustice of the whole situation. Everyone was up in arms and everyone was angry - it was amazing to see. It was unity and solidarity and awareness. But now these attacks have begun. Terrible, terrible things have been happening in Nigeria and nobody knows. There are no voices crying out for these innocent souls because the world is turning a blind eye. Because ‘who cares about Africa’ - let alone Nigeria. This isn’t just because of race - these horrors aren’t being kept from the world because these people are black. Hell - they aren’t even being kept from you! Its because nobody wants to report a story about a third world country. It’s not glamorous enough. It’s not ‘good enough’ for mainstream media.

And that is fucking unacceptable.

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WHY OLD WHITE TEACHERS BE SO QUICK TO LOSE THEY LIVES

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i would literally fight my teacher if they did something like this

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If traveling was free you would never see me again.

(via ahundredechoes)

a muggleborn student gets called a mudblood, so they lick their hand and wipe it on the pureblood’s face, singing “got mud on your face, you big disgrace, somebody better put you back into your place”

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all the muggleborns in the vicinity immediately go *STOMP STOMP CLAP* repeatedly gettting closer and closer to the pureblood

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and the pureblood’s like “holy shit is this some muggle damning ritual or something AM I GOING TO HELL I’M SORRY”

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#meninist sounds so ridiculous and it reminds me of the scene where Nemo couldn’t pronounce anemone

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#ReclaimMLK proves that Martin Luther King was much more than just a dream

The #ReclaimMLK campaign, inaugurated by the founders of Black Lives Matter, aims to remind the world that the slain civil rights leader was far more than the voice behind the famous “I Have a Dream” speech delivered in Washington in 1963. Born out of a fear that King’s memory has become a sanitized version of the historical person, the #ReclaimMLK campaign dedicated the five days between King’s birthday (Jan. 15) and today’s federal holiday to acts of civil disobedience in his name.

The #ReclaimMLK campaign exists to shatter the white-bred illusions that have, as Selma director Ava DuVernay put it, "reduced [King] to a catchphrase, four words: ‘I have a dream.’"