Red Dirt Queen

femme lesbian. midwest transplant to the east coast. lover of cowboy boots, country music, and clean-cut lingerie. 

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Will always reblog.

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Nonbinary characters should be like a regular thing because so much prophecy is so gendered.

"No man or woman can ever defeat me." “Lucky me then!”

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This post is making cis people mad keep reblogging it.

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This picture is everything

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The Trinity that shades together, stays together

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Serena Williams makes her own version of Beyonce’s 7/11 video!

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Look at these lovely Black women supporting other Black women <3

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this is very important to me

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More facts

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Blowing out someone else’s candle won’t make yours shine brighter

(via h-auptgewinn)

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TDS, March 24, 2015

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I’m so happy for them ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Forgot the best one 😂😂

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“You may have heard that there’s a movement afoot to kick Andrew Jackson off the $20 bill and replace him with a woman. Finally, we’ve got a current event that’s not depressing.“

”The U.S. Treasury hasn’t changed the faces on the bills since 1929, when Andrew Jackson elbowed out Grover Cleveland on the $20. Why, you may be asking yourself, did they pick Jackson? And why was Grover Cleveland there to begin with? Nobody seems to know.”

“”Women on 20s” picked Jackson to depose mainly because of his horrific history with Native Americans, although there’s also the rather blissful note that Jackson disapproved of paper currency.“

“The Native American issue looms large when it comes to replacing Jackson, who sent the Cherokee Nation on the Trail of Tears. Lately, [Women on 20s] have decided that when they announce their three top vote-getters and ask people to pick a winner, they’re going to add a fourth option: Wilma Mankiller, the first female chief of the Cherokee Nation. (“People felt it would be poetic justice.”)

If I could add a nominee it might be Angelina Grimke, the great abolitionist orator. Or Sybil Ludington, who rode through New York one night in 1777 warning her countrymen the British were coming. (Just like Paul Revere, except Sybil was 16, and rode twice as far.) Or Margaret Brent, who used her business acumen to save the colony of Maryland from being destroyed by mercenary soldiers in 1647.

Or maybe Elizabeth Jennings, the black New Yorker who sued the trolley company that tossed her off a whites-only car in 1854 — a court action that led to the desegregation of mass transit in the city 100 years before Rosa Parks.

But then, of course, you don’t want to pass up Rosa Parks. There are thousands of possibilities. Nominate among yourselves.“

A Woman’s Place Is on the $20

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It’s Fuckboy

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Accomplishment of the year 2015