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sergeant-angels-trashcan

CDC: if you’re vaccinated you don’t have to wear a mask anymore!

me: *sets this new recommendation gently on the ground* ah. no thank you

loversandantiheroes

Me, sitting down with my coffee in front of the computer and the multitude of things I need to get done:

headspace-hotel

When I was younger, I was always fascinated by how people living through major events throughout history were always so focused on their day to day lives. When I read diaries and primary sources, people would be talking about huge events with worldwide significance but they would just be…living their lives. Like COME ON a world war is happening and your main area of focus is how the rationing sucks and how you want to go to dances and stuff after All This Is Over?

But I get it now.

Now I understand.

callese

whitepeopletwitter

namtan

Call me when you have a lead and I’ll be there.

buckyshairography

torres is keeping the wings torres is keeping the wings torres is keeping the wings torres is keeping the wings torres is keeping the wings torres is keeping the wings torres-

bisexualrights

✨ shield training montage ✨

dexi-green

I love how Isaiah's story so identically matches Steve, experimented on and being successful, breaking rules to save fellow soldiers, used as a tool. The core difference being the color of their skin. Steve was white, and went down as a hero in history. Isaiah was black and the same actions that made Steve loved and honored were criminalized. Isaiah was instead stuck in a cell, tortured, and left for dead basically, presumed dead. This is very real, think about white people being called survivors when scavenging after a natural disaster and black people being called looters in the same situation. This isn't just a plot point. It would be amazing if people can come away from this show with a bit more understanding.

thetransmascbadass

Falling in love, speed run

otus-bakkamoena

my only two moods

geetswrites

i have so much respect for women in science. they are erased from history books, insulted time and time again, made out to be lesser than they are but they never stop.

they keep at it, they invent, they discover, they innovate, they create, they help and they lead for minimal appreciation. they deserve so much more recognition that it is painful. women in science are goddesses and nothing can change my mind.