OutCards

OutCards represents a diverse community through character illustration. We believe that whether your gay, straight or somewhere in between love is love and all of life's moments need to be celebrated!

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ZiGi girl ‘Skybox’ Platform Bootie

Search for more Boots by ZiGi girl on Wantering.

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We are not so different.

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I love this, we are all just occupying different forms

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YES!

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Flo Minowa

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Found this in a museum. Your transphobia and cissexism are literally and scientifically invalid.

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yo

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Who cares if celebrities come out?

Some people get shitty at celebrities that come out, I mean, what's the big deal right? Straight, gay, bi, whatever, no one really cares. And I concur, sexuality shouldn't matter. But until things like 'kill the gays' act in Nigeria stop, and the atrocities against the LGBTQ community stop like what's happening in Russia, I believe it's vitally important that people in the public eye come out. There needs to be publicity, we need people in the public eye to come out, to stand up and lead. After all the celebrities of our day are the teachers, leaders and role models of our time, of the kids and the adults (sorry politicians). They need to come out to create awareness, to show its okay to be gay, and those amazing and ever-growing straight allies to continue to support the LGBTQ and show what equal love looks like. I think a lot of people have forgotten how to love each other. Social viability and education is the key to change. Kudos Ellen Page!

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Lupita Nyong’o for Glamour magazine, March 2014.

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THIS SPEAKS TO ME ON EVERY POSSIBLE LEVEL

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Jacob van Loon Pershing Watercolor, acrylic, and graphite on panel 32x48” 2014 portfolio I instagram

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Tumblr user itslikeadisco doodled this “coffee monster”—so we thought we’d bring it to life.

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there are three ways that individuals who are oppressed can deal with their oppression. one of them is to rise up against their oppressors with physical violence and corroding hatred. but oh this isn’t the way. violence creates many more social problems than it solves. another way is to acquiesce and to give in, to resign yourself to the oppression. but that too isn’t the way, because non-cooperation with evil is as much a moral obligation as is cooperation with good.

but there is another way. and that is to organize mass non violent resistance based on the principle of love. where there is something about hate that tears down and is destructive, there is something about love that builds up and is creative. love is the only creative, redemptive, transforming power in the universe.

when you rise to the level of love, of its great beauty and power, you seek only to defeat evil systems. individuals who happen to be caught up in that system, you love, but you seek to defeat the system. you just keep loving people, even though they’re mistreating you. just keep being friendly to that person. i’m foolish enough to believe that through the power of this love, somewhere men of the most recalcitrant bent will be transformed.

edited from a november 17, 1957 sermon by dr. martin luther king, jr. photos by: 1. marc riboud of jan rose kasmir at the pentagon, october 21, 1967; 2. lefteris pitarakis in cairo, january 28, 2011; 3. guillermo legaria in bogota, october 26, 2011; 4. sergei chuzavkov in kiev, december 30, 2013; 5. william fernando martinez in bogotá, november 11, 2011; 6. reuters, kiev, november, 2004; 7. stefan stefanov in sofia, bulgaria, november, 2013; 8. john vizcaino in bogotá, november 11, 2011; and 9. hadi mizban in baghdad, january 6, 2008

Wow

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