Merde

[thecoolradcoffin]

hope this explains it

[rylandsgrace]

Barbie (2023) // The Good Place (2016-2020)

[redstonedust]

nothing more disappointing than a shower with low water pressure. i don't want to feel like a wet sad beast left out in the rain i want to be power washed.

[cringepdf-deactivated20240504]

the personification of death being portrayed as deeply kind in fiction is something that reduces me to tears every single time

[ominouscryptkeeper]

"Calm down, you horny bastards." - The Pope, probably

[greelin]

here’s a concept: me, riding your ceiling fan like a gargoyle. you, smacking me with a broom. both of us are yelling

[hauntingyourself]

(Me watching a horror movie) I could survive that

[darkmacademia]

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‘nocturne op. 9 no. 2’ by chopin but you’re in a hotel lobby avoiding the rain on a cold night in an unfamiliar city, captivated by the soft piano music that reminds you of home. (youtube)

[demichii]

(REPOSTED FROM FB)

No Justice. No Peace.

Milwaukee, WI 6/23/2020

Copy and pasted:

"There's a huge situation going on in the north side right now and the news is HOURS behind on it.

Cliff's notes: Two Black teenage girls went missing on Sunday. No Amber Alert was issued, the police decided they were not endangered and didn't bother looking for them. Last night or early this morning (Tuesday), one of the girl's mom tracked her daughter's phone to a house near 40th and Lloyd. They called the police, they waited 10 hours, but the police never responded to the call. A group of neighbors showed up at the house to knock on the door and look for the girls and when they did, shots were fired at them from inside. THEN the police showed up, arrested the people who were shooting from within the house, but claimed to not see any evidence of the girls there, and left the scene. Neighbors entered the (empty?) house and van parked outside to look for the girls and found bloody shorts (but no evidence of teenage girls apparently). House is connected with a known sex predator and it was suspected that the girls had been lured or grabbed for sex trafficking. Some hours later, unidentified persons set both the van and the house on fire. A search party of neighbors, NOT the police, found the two missing girls, and two other missing children, around 4:00pm. They were following neighbors' tips from house to house that appear to be a straight up sex trafficking ring. They were doing this while dozens of police officers were ON SCENE doing nothing but harassing and intimidating residents. Police on the scene started using tear gas and rubber bullets on angry neighbors who were doing their jobs for them.

[feministfront]

just a reminder that the UN classifies forced pregnancy/denial of an abortion as actual torture. that’s how essential reproductive rights are.

[kelsolou]

Seneca Village. Ever heard of it? Probably not, because now it’s known as Central Park. 200 some odd years ago, freed African American slaves FINALLY got land of their own. They built schools, churches, parks for children, and it was quite the thriving little community. Until it was bulldozed. Houses destroyed, community ripped to shreds, churches/schools demolished. To make a park. How I never learned about this ridiculous shit in school is beyond me.

[flower-swift]

i don’t know who needs to hear this, but cops aren’t supposed to kill guilty people either.

[politijohn]

[tirednoceur]

[left-reminders]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[jstor]

Institutionalized racism

It’s taken us too long to post this on Tumblr, we’re sorry. We’ve compiled a syllabus that is free to all that addresses institutionalized racism and how it’s caused historic, pointed harm at the Black community in the U.S. Understanding history is key to understanding the present, and in order to make real changes, we need to fully understand the racist history of the U.S. Black Lives Matter.

Find it here: https://daily.jstor.org/institutionalized-racism-a-syllabus/