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Peronal blog: redkingssir

[micdotcom]

Feel like wildly uninformed men are trying to get into your uterus? The “Mythcrashers” are here to sort fact from fiction

[md-admissions]

Dr. Willie Parker is awesome and this gif set is well-timed on my dash.

[dxmedstudent]

Can we please have more of this? Let’s make sure the loudest voices on abortion are those in healthcare, and the women who have, or need them.

[loamsome]

What did we do to deserve Bill Nye

[mytearsrricochet]

[monowires]

i can’t say “angry birds ratios a transphobe” was on my 2023 bingo card, but i’m not disappointed

[infauxmercial]

It's real and it got better.

[funnytwittertweets]

[sarahconnorjr]

[callese]

[thesouthernwind]

“Self-sabotage is knowing exactly what you need to do to improve but not doing it. It’s procrastinating doing the very things that you know will make you happier. It’s waiting till things are 100% perfect till you do them, but that of course never happens. It’s remaining in the comfort zone because of the fear of failure or uneasiness of change. It’s a mindset that you may be completely unaware of until you really think about it. So think about it. Are you a prisoner of your own thoughts? If you are, take responsibility and acknowledge you put yourself into that prison. But know that you have the power to free yourself.”

— (via labias)

[guerrillatech]

[hyperions-fate]

Identity has become the axis of so much university activism because, for all the radical posturing associated with it, identity politics does not threaten the established order of society. It promotes a moralistic and self-indulgent anti-politics, where a person’s use of language and the purity of their thinking matters more than confronting collectively the material conditions and social relations under which they are forced to live. It creates a simulation of political struggle - one that doesn’t merely fail to challenge the material inequality and unfreedom of late capitalism, but fundamentally aligns with the dynamics and interests of its atomised, spectacle-driven society. It is a perfect mirror of consumerism, playing-upon the individual’s desires for real freedom, only to perpetuate and prettify the conditions of their alienation.

[goodobservationshirley]

You were 18 months, and you were wearing Sam’s old clothes. And this old biddy started yelling at me at the park. She said you looked like a boy, and for some reason, it really upset her. I got so mad, I just felt like, she’s not even two years old, and she’s already being criticized for how she looks and what she wears. Oh, mom. You killed her, didn’t you?

[stannisbaratheon]

We now have discrimination down to a science. Gattaca (1997, dir. Andrew Niccol)

[stream]

Dazed and Confused (1993) dir. Richard Linklater

[artofprayer-blog]

[uzowuru]

A cook in a Sikh kitchen cooking curry in an extremely large pot. The Sikh kitchen provides tens of thousands of free meals on a daily basis

It`s called a langar and everyone, no matter what your religion, caste, race, age, gender, etc, is invited to come eat. Only vegetarian food is served, so regardless of dietary restrictions, anyone can eat. It was started by the first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak. Langar was designed to uphold the principle of equality between all people. ~Gurneet

[zuky]

I have a lot of respect for the Punjabi institution of the Sikh Langar. Tens of thousands of people of all backgrounds have been fed good, fresh, complete meals every day for five hundred years, made entirely by volunteers, without a penny changing hands. Imagine that, making a serious, large-scale, sustained effort to feed people simply because people need to be fed.

[sundayday]

"Annihilation!" she shrieked at me, flailing in confusion. "Annihilation! Annihilation!" The word seemed more meaningless the more she repeated it, like the cry of a bird with a broken wing.

Neural Networks Create a Disturbing Record of Natural History in AI-Generated Illustrations by Sofia Crespo via Colossal

[whenharrymetsallys]

[the-penandpaper]