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@lgrim-99
there are too many things happening this summer that i'm thinking we are going to need an extra 6-12 months of june and possibly another 3-4 months of july. probably no extra august as the problem should hopefully sort itself out by then. we are also looking into extending the day night cycle to 55 hours and extending the human lifespan to 10000 years.
In the last year, more than 300 bills that make it harder to vote have been introduced across the country. But even with these targeted attacks on our voting rights, there is still hope.
Today, the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act was reintroduced in the U.S. House of Representatives, which would protect voters from discrimination by restoring and strengthening parts of the Voting Rights Act.
Especially now, we need federal voting rights legislation like this bill to make sure ALL Americans are able to vote freely and fairly. The power should be in the hands of the people. ✊🏾🗳️
In case you were having a bad day, here's Spanish eposette
post winter break depression
English Valentine (puzzle) Card 1790, Watercolour, pen and ink.
The Postal Museum UK
01. Headers: A Very Large Expanse of Sea (Tahereh Mafi)
Like/reblog if you save. ♡
Credits to @sweetdric on Twitter.
Flying Fish, ca. 1910 Herbert James Draper
Goldstein: So you think of homosexuality as a universal?
Baldwin: Of course. There's nothing in me that is not in everybody else. But homosexual is not a noun, at least in my book.
Goldstein: What part of speech would it be?
Baldwin: Perhaps a verb. You see, I can only talk about my own life. I loved a few people and they loved me. It had nothing to do with these labels. Of course, the world has made all kinds of words for us, but that's the world's problem.
Goldstein: Is it problematic for you, the idea of having sex with other people who are identified as gay?
Baldwin: Well, you see, my life has not been like that at all. The people who were my lovers were never, well, they word gay wouldn't have meant anything to them.
Goldstein: That means that they moved in a straight world.
Baldwin: They moved in the world.
Goldstein: Do you think of the gay world as being a false refuge?
Baldwin: I think, perhaps it imposes limitation which is unnecessary. It seems to me simply a man is a man, a woman is a woman, and who they go to bed with is nobody's business but theirs. I suppose what I'm really saying is that one's sexual preference is a private matter. I resent the interference of the state, or the church, or any institution in my only journey to whatever it is we are journeying toward. but it has been made a public question by the institutions of this country. I can see how the gay world comes about in response to that, and to contradict myself, I suppose, or more precisely, I hope, that it is easier for the transgressor to become reconciled with himself or herself, than it was for many people in my generation—and it was difficult for me. it is difficult to be despised, in short, and if the so-called gay movement can cause men and women, boys and girls to come to some kind of terms with themselves more speedily, and with less pain, then that's a very great advance. i'm not sure it can be done on that level. my own point of view, speaking out of Black America, when I had to try to answer that stigma that species of social curse, it seemed a great mistake to answer in the language of the oppressor. As long as I react to ''nigger,'' as long as I protest my case on evidence of assuptions held by others, I'm simply reinforcing those assumptions. As long as I complain about being oppressed, the oppressor is in consolation of knowing that I know my place, so to speak.
excerpt from: Go the way your blood beats: An interview with James Baldwin by Richard Goldstein., 1984
”i’m probably doing it for attention” after not telling a living soul
THE CHARLIE BROWN AND SNOOPY SHOW: Snoopy and the Giant (1985)
YOU LIVED IN THAT APARTMENT YOU'D NEVER GO HOME
VINDICATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
my mind right now :
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❤︎ enjoy the little things ❤︎ the morning coffee, the sunshine, the song on repeat
