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The hit Netflix show's "Black Girl Magic" episode is making fans of the Emmy-winning series "ugly cry."
“It’s cute and confident to just be black and be gay and be a woman and what that is, is me, and I am always that.” 🌈😭
Okay...............this is sort of cute but like, give the girl straight up reparations and let her decide what she does with her thousands of dollars?
babies cant even hit a bong on their own. you have to light it for them
Unpopular opinion but dating and fucking men is the most hetero thing any person can do.....I won’t elaborate
Seumas MacManus in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Pennsylvania, September 10, 1899
Prairies are some of the most endangered ecosystems in the world, with the tallgrass prairie being the most endangered. Only 1-4% of tallgrass prairie still exists. Prairies are critically important, not only for the unique biodiversity they possess, but for their effect on climate. The ability to store carbon is a valuable ecological service in today’s changing climate. Carbon, which is emitted both naturally and by human activities such as burning coal to create electricity, is a greenhouse gas that is increasing in the Earth’s atmosphere. Reports from the International Panel on Climate Change, a group of more than 2,000 climate scientists from around the world, agree that increased greenhouse gases are causing climate change, which is leading to sea level rise, higher temperatures, and altered rain patterns. Most of the prairie’s carbon sequestration happens below ground, where prairie roots can dig into the soil to depths up to 15 feet and more. Prairies can store much more carbon below ground than a forest can store above ground. In fact, the prairie was once the largest carbon sink in the world-much bigger than the Amazon rainforest-and its destruction has had devastating effects.
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Mami Wata
“This fascinating investigation into what makes abusive men tick is alarming, but its candid handling of a difficult subject makes it a valuable resource for professionals and victims alike…. Jargon-free analysis is frequently broken up by interesting first-person accounts and boxes that distill in- ...
Here is a free PDF of Why Does He Do That if anyone wants to give it a read
I NEED MONEY ASAP.
I am an indigenous woman living in New Mexico for college. I am a second year student living off campus. I need money to make it through the week until I start my job (which is Friday, actually.) However, I have rent, gas, school bills and food expenses to worry about and I literally have nothing in my bank account anymore. Fortunately I finally got a job, but my first check won’t be for another two weeks. I’m going out on a fucking limb here. My family back home can’t help me because of their own expenses and cuz, well, I’m literally fucking poor. I come from a low income family and my mom can only help so much.
I need help living and eating. So, above I have a beaded lanyard and necklace for sale. It’s 17 inches long, peyote stitched with size 12 beads (maybe 13, idk). Selling for 370. The necklace is about 8 inches long, peyoted stitched with neon colored beads. Selling for 200.
I ACCEPT DONATIONS. INBOX ME FOR PURCHASING.
THIS IS A 8 INCH KEYCHAIN MADE WITH GLASS CUT BEADS AND REGULAR. 85 DOLLARS.
Just reblogging honestly goes a long way. Please help anyway you can because I won’t have any money until the 22nd.
hi its sugar (your resident black transwoman) again!
i unfortunately need help paying a phone bill!! if anyone can paypal me @ [email protected] (which is my paypal email) pls do!!
please donate if you can!!!!
There have been little to no donations despite the amount of notes! please donate if you can!
my paypal email is [email protected]
there has only been 1 donation so far, i apologize for not linking my paypal but here it is now. please donate if you can
“No nos queda otro camino más que luchar”
Berta Cáceres (1971-2016) fue una activista hondureña, indígena, feminista y ambientalista. Durante su vida luchó por los derechos de la población lenca y en contra de la privatización de ríos y territorios, proyectos transaccionales madereros y mineros. Por años denunció el hostigamiento y las amenazas de muerte que recibía por su trabajo, hasta que el 2 de marzo del 2016, un grupo de sicarios le disparó en su vivienda. El juicio por su asesinato se realizó 2 años después, y fueron condenadas 7 personas: tres sicarios, dos exmilitares y dos trabajadores vinculados a la empresa DESA (Desarrollos energéticos), que construiría la presa hidroeléctrica a la que la Berta se oponía.
“We have no other way to fight”
Berta Cáceres (1971-2016) was a Honduran activist, indigenous, feminist and environmentalist. During her life, she fought for the rights of the Lenca population and against the privatization of rivers and forests against timber and mining projects. For years she denounced the harassment and death threats she received for her work, until on March 2, 2016, a group of gunmen shot her in her home. The trial for her murder was carried out 2 years later, and seven people were convicted: three assassins, two ex-military men and two workers linked to the company DESA (energetic developments), which would build the hydroelectric dam to which Berta opposed.
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hey y’all! so u prob know how fugged up i am right now: jobless, car-less, sick as hell, and starting over
help a hermana out with medical bills and lyft ride $ so i can get to where i need to be. everyone is struggling but if we can give each other a hand, the universe will work in our favors. the good we put out, will come back to us. I hope one day, I’ll find myself in a position to help you if you ever needed it. God willing.
anyway I’m selling freaky shid and doodles!
PRICES
freaky shid: depends on your request/likings
i have videos, pics and the willingness to take special requests. dm me and you will remain private!
doodles: send me your idea and I’ll whip it up for $20 no matter what! im getting into digital art as it’s an easier way to distribute my work and fulfill requests. if you’d like an actual painting, we can discuss that too!
love y’all & hope you are blessed
venmo: rubymarietho
paypal: [email protected]
cash app: rubymarietho
Help save a poor trans woman from cancer
Hi everyone, I need your urgent help. My wonderful, great friend Leah and her wife Jasmine find themselves in a terrible crisis. Leah has cancer. And the treatmeant is far beyond their means… But you can help them, by donating to their fundriser here:
https://www.gofundme.com/help-me-survive-cancer-and-prevent-homelessness
Please folks, she’s almost there. All she needs is 2000£ more and she’ll get the money for her life-saving treatment. Please everyone, leah and jasmine are wonderful people that don’t deserve this. And they are so close already to reaching their goal.
Please anything at all helps, any donation at all or just a reblog!
i need 2 nourish my body so when i die i can contribute maximum nutrients to the trees
This is legitimately one of the only things that has ever resonated with me about taking care of this meat sack........I am astonished rn
I am taking a shit and some demon I live with keeps coming to the door and jingling it.....not knocking, they know someone is in here, they just think this passive aggression is going to get my ass of this toilet seat and the answer is no
How America Used Highways To Destroy Black Neighborhoods
(by Alan Pyke)
It’s time for America to reckon with the role that highway projects too often play in ripping apart underprivileged communities around the country, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said Wednesday at the Center for American Progress.
In the first 20 years of the federal interstate system alone, Foxx said, highway construction displaced 475,000 families and over a million Americans. Most of them were low-income people of color in urban cores. It was Foxx’s second speech in as many days about how federal infrastructure projects contribute to inequality and poverty, and how the agency wants to make up for it now.
What the Secretary is doing “appears unprecedented,” the Washington Post notes. Foxx, only the third African-American to ever hold the top federal transportation policy job, is explicitly acknowledging and condemning a history of destroying black communities and stealing wealth from their residents through intentional decisions.
Goodbye, Brooklyn
Foxx grew up in Charlotte, North Carolina, in a neighborhood that had been hewn apart by expressway projects before he was born. “I grew up living with those barriers, even though I had no idea how they came to be or what they really meant,” he said. Eventually, he became mayor of his hometown, and developed a much clearer understanding of what white leaders in the city had done to his community.
Foxx cited the case of a now-vanished Charlotte neighborhood called Brooklyn, where black families of both blue collar and professional means thrived in the early and middle 20th century. It was the favored overnight stop for jazz greats like Duke Ellington when they played the city, and home to both Charlotte’s first black high school and the first free black library in the whole South.
“By 1912, the local paper captured the prevailing views that Brooklyn was far too valuable to be left to African-Americans,” Foxx said. “They wrote in fact that ‘Far-sighted men believe that eventually this section, because of its proximity to the center of the city, must sooner or later be utilized by the white population.’”
Redlining and “urban renewal” followed, making the community untenable for residents and newcomers alike. In a single decade, white city leaders ripped out almost 1,500 buildings in Brooklyn, displacing over a thousand black families and 200 mostly black-owned businesses.
And when Charlotte eviscerated Brooklyn, road projects served as the scalpels.
“First came Independence Boulevard, which cut a gash through the community,” the Secretary said. “Later, an inner beltway, I-277, which remains to this day,” stabbed fork-like into the neighborhood’s heart.
As the interstate system routed into and around Charlotte’s downtown over the coming decades, the city’s old identity of interlocked rich and poor neighborhoods devolved. Today, poverty clings to the freeways like a shadow.
Brooklyn’s invisible today, but it’s far from alone.
The Airport Plan That Built A Ghetto
The tool wasn’t always roads, and the decisions themselves weren’t all made way back in the mists of pre-Civil Rights Era social order.
In the early 1980s, for example, the city of St. Louis started buying out middle-class black residents of Kinloch, Missouri so that nearby Lambert International Airport could expand its runway network.
For the airlines and other businesses at Lambert, the project promised hundreds of millions of dollars in new profits by speeding up the flow of traffic through the airport. With planes spending less time idling on the tarmac, studied predicted that nearby residents would also benefit in the form of better air quality.
But for the state’s longest-standing black city, its bakeries and and drugstores and public schools, the project spelled doom. After a series of buyouts that locals say felt more like arm-twisting than a genuine personal choice to stay or sell, Kinloch’s population plunged from over 4,000 to below 300.
“I think the interesting thing about that is where they went,” Foxx said. “Many of them, most of them, ended up moving to a town called Ferguson.”
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did the same in New Orleans
Just wrote a paper about this. White Devil Robert Moses gutted the South Bronx for his cross Bronx expressway, made the overhead space on highways that lead to Long Island too low for buses to keep poor people from visiting.
your daily reminder that Racism Kills, not just in the typical ways, but by recreating situations of poverty and powerlessness.
Same thing with the Rondo Neighborhood in St.Paul, Minnesota for the I-94 in the 50s-60s
White gays trying to turn the “white people dont use spices when they cook” joke into “straight people don’t use spices when they cook” joke.........this is really happening 🤢😷🤮 y’all are nasty and every last one of you enjoys a meal of boiled chicken with no seasoning, And i don’t know what drugs you are smoking believing you are different than white straights in this respect.
