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@revolutionaryprohibition101
The last one alone is enough to debunk the whole premise that ISIS represents Islam.
Iâm going to put this on queue just incase people need reminding
Wow ISIS is breaking every single one of these rules.
^^^ because ISIS does not represent Islam.
Dear My Non-Latinx Spanish Teacher,
No I will not have a conversation with you in Spanish because Iâm Latino. You didnât even know if I knew Spanish. You just assumed because Iâm Latino.
Sincerely,
Your Latino Student
Submitted by @revolutionaryprohibition101
A Latino who canât speak Spanish. That must sting. Looks like it stings. I can definitely understand why you blame your teacher for your own failure.
Yeah, definitely
Did you follow my blog for the sole purpose of making mediocre quips about my posts? Yikes.
Of course! The insane shit on this blog is fantastic. You should be flattered
i speak fluent spanish. it's my native language and i passed the class lmaoo
zoey did the absolute most
THE DEATH DROP AT THE END IM ScrEAMIKDN
i canât believe weâll never get to see how she started into the death drop
MISS ZOEY WAS DANCING HER ASS OFF LMAOOOOO
âYou canât block the gayâ should be on a tshirt.
IM SORRY BUT THIS IS FUNNY
happy pride month you canât block the gay
HOLLERINGGGG
why waste time actually taking the ACT when you can waste the time trying to tear the seal open
let it be known
Cardi B ending homophobia
LOVIN THE ENERGY
Marsha P Johnson. Trans woman. Drag queen. Activist. The first person to throw a brick at Stonewall. Hero. Donât whitewash. Never forget.
oh my gawd this actually happens ??
girl hell yeah, I swear to god idk why they do that, they think gay people are zoo animals that strip or somethingÂ
My face when I hit on a girl at a gay bar and she says sheâs straight and so is her boyfriend and all their friends.
That has to be extremely aggravating.
Straight people like to experience gay tourism to show us queers how open minded they are. As if it didnât occur to them we might be hanging out in gay bars to meet other gay people.
My gay friend took me to a gay bar once i dont see the big issue of me going there whilst straight. Its not some exclusive club for gays only the same way we dont ha ve straight people clubs.
So you donât think thereâs a reason there are gay bars?
There is a reason it is for people to find like minded people but its NOT exclusive for gays only. Just like standard clubs arent only for straights i have had quite a few gay friends over the years and not one has batted an eyelid as ive joined them at a gay bar, I understand some people go there because they fetishize gay people and are looking for gay bffs but not EVERY straight person is like that.
Gay bars exist because before 2003 it was illegal in most states to be gay and one of the few places where gay and trans people could go and be themselves was a fucking mob-owned bar. The cops used to kick down gay peopleâs doors and arrest them while they were in bed. Trans people couldnât walk down the street without getting at least questioned by the cops. Bars were the only space for us, and even then theyâd get raided by the cops.
Itâs why the riot that kicked off the modern gay rights movement happened at Stonewall, a bar. Itâs why gay gathering places are bars instead of coffee shops or restaurants 9/10 times. (It also doesnât hurt that drinking eases the pain of being the almost constant target of harassment and anti-gay legislation, also why alcoholism is so high in our community)
This isnât some fucking hookup culture thing, or finding âlike minded peopleâ itâs something that was forced onto and built into our culture.
Youâre exploiting our spaces that you forced us into to begin with. Donât walk in here and tell us why gay bars exist when youâre this fucking ignorant.
This is so disgusting to watch. They are 12 year-old boys, who âmatched the descriptionâ and had to experience this horror. A little boy crying scared to death and the other one telling him to stop , because he wants to stay alive is what makes me cry. Just try to understand this- they know the way cops treat black boys and trying to calm themselves down TO SURVIVE THIS. How horrifying is that?
All cops are pieces of shit. Donât @ me.
This is where I fucking live. The cops over here ainât shit. Personal experience.
Iâm enraged.
Why Iâm Absolutely an Angry Black Woman By Dominique Matti
Because when I was five, my kindergarten classmate told me I couldnât be the princess in the game we were playing because black girls couldnât be princesses. Because I was in third grade the first time a teacher seemed shocked at how âwell-spokenâ I was. Because in fourth grade I was told my crush didnât like black girls.
Because in sixth grade a different crush told me I was pretty â for a black girl. Because in 7th grade my predominantly black suburban neighborhood was nicknamed âSpring Ghettosâ instead of calling it its name (Spring Meadows). Because I was in 8th grade the first time I was called an Oreo and told that I âwasnât really blackâ like it was a compliment.
Because in 9th grade when I switched schools a boy told me he knew I had to be mixed with something to be so pretty. Because in 10th grade my group of friends and I were called into an office and asked if we were a gang, or if we had father figures. Because in 11th grade my AP English teacher told me that I didnât write like a college-bound student (though I later scored perfectly on the exam).
Because when I volunteered in Costa Rica that summer, I was whistled at and called Negrita. Because when I asked my host father if that was like being called nigger, he said, no, it was a compliment because black women are perceived to be very good in bed. Because I was a kid.
Because I watched from the bleachers while the school resource officer didnât let my brother into a football game after mistaking him for another black boy who was banned. Because the school resource officer maced him for insisting he was wrong. Because I was suspended for telling the school resource officer he didnât deserve respect. Because my senior year boyfriend said nigger.
Because I was one of two black girls in the freshman class at my college. Because at meetings to talk about how to attract more black students, someone suggested that the school attracted a certain demographic (sustainable living, farming, general hippiness) and that maybe black people âjust werenât interested in things like that.â Because my college boyfriend called me a âfiery negressâ as a joke when he ordered for me at a restaurant. Because the boyfriend after that cut me off for saying he was privileged. Because I canât return to my hometown without getting pulled over.
Because when I got married people assumed I was pregnant. Because people who know Iâm married call my husband my âbaby daddy.â Because my pregnancy with my son was plagued with videos of black lives being taken in cold blood. Because their murderers still walk the streets.
Because the nation sent me a message that my sonâs life didnât matter. Because when Tamir Rice was murdered I curled up on the bed and sobbed, cupping my belly. Because my son heard me sobbing from the inside. Because they donât care about us. Because when I was 7 months pregnant my neighbor asked me to help him move a dresser up a flight of stairs.
Because I am not seen as a woman. Because I am not allowed to be fragile. Because the nurse that checked me in at the hospital to deliver wouldnât look my husband in the eye. Because the vast majority of people wonât look my husband in the eye. Because when the doctors put my son in my arms and I saw that he was as dark as his father, I knew life would be even harder for him.
Because he will be regarded the same way I was. Because he will be forced to grow up before he is grown. Because strangers at the store think itâs okay to reach into my sonâs stroller and touch him without a word to me. Because we arenât entitled to boundaries. Because they think we are here for their enjoyment. Because people donât think we are people.
Because my nephew told me he couldnât be Spider Man like he wants to because Spider Man is white. Because when he was four he said that he wants to be white so that he can go on a boat like the people on TV. Because I couldnât save him from that. Because I canât protect my son. Because I canât protect myself.
Because my stomach sinks whenever I see a police car. Because when my husband leaves the house at night I am afraid heâll be killed for looking like somebody. Because I worry that if I went missing like the 64,000 other black women in this nation, the authorities wouldnât try hard to find me. Because I am disposable. Because I am hated. Because we keep dying. Because they justify our deaths. Because no one is held accountable. Because I am gas lighted.
Because I have been told that by speaking about being oppressed I am victimizing myself. Because our murders are filmed and still pardoned. Because I donât know what it means to let loose. Because doing the things that my white peers do with ease could cost me my life â trespassing in abandoned buildings, smoking joints, wearing a hoodie, looking an officer in the eye, playing music loudly, existing. Because I am afraid to relax. Because I am traumatized.
Because there isnât a place in the world white supremacy hasnât touched.
Because I am trapped here. Because the playing field isnât leveled. Because I love my skin. Because I love being a woman. Because not hating myself is considered radical. Because Iâve been called racist for defending myself. Because all the major protests are for cis black men. Because Iâve been told that talking about the women whoâve died is taking away from the real issue.
Because I get no break from fighting. Because everything is a struggle. Because my anger isnât validated. Because they donât care about my pain. Because they donât believe in my pain. Because they forgive themselves without atoning. Because Iâm not free. Because the awareness of it permeates everything. Because itâs not ending. Because they teach the children that itâs already ended. Because someone will assert their supremacy over me today. Because theyâll do it tomorrow.
Because I want more. Because I deserve better.
Iâm sorry about everything youâve experienced.
To be clear, I am not the author (although I can relate to everything she said) the author name is Dominique Matti. Here is some info about her: http://m.huffpost.com/us/author/dominique-matti
This made me tear up
How do I get to be as confident as you?
identify as the wrong gender for 17 years and hate every day of your adolescence and teen years while battling with depression and anxiety on top of being confused about your sexuality
âGay Star Newsâ tweets and deletes meme comparing Nicki Minaj to a monkey
This is one Throwback Thursday that you canât take back.
Early on Thursday morning, LGBTQ news outlet Gay Star News tweeted out a #ThrowbackThursday meme featuring pop divas as young kids. The meme included an image of a young monkey rapped in a diaper labelled as rap superstar Nicki Minaj.
Though the meme was deleted, screenshots of the tweet lived on. Read more. (3/30/2017 12:06 PM)
The Evolution of the Fire Nation Throne Room
The throne room before the war
Before the war, throne room is bright, and and illuminated by the natural sunlight pouring through the large windowsâwhich is only appropriate seeing how the Sun is the greatest source of fire.
Behind the throne is a dragonâthe symbol of the first firebender. Together, the sunlight, and and dragon represent the Fire Nationâs adherence to a more pure form of firebending before the war. Soon, these symbols of the ancient ways of firebending will be shattered, as the throne room slowly transforms.
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20-year-old young Black woman Megan Williams was held at a remote house in Big Creek and was tortured, sexually assaulted, and beaten for days before being discovered by the police. Once an assailant cut the victimâs ankle with a knife, calling her the n-word and confessing that she was kidnapped because of her skin color.
âThey just kept saying âThis is what we do to niggers down here,ââ Williams told The Associated Press.
However, six white people were charged with everything but the hate crime.
This brave woman hopes to attend college one day to become a nurse.Â
This case deserves national attention and an outrage.
#StayWoke #HateCrime #Justice
#unbothered @planetalex
Why black men?
is this a serious question? havenât we gone over this ad nauseam? some black men (and women (we seem to always forget that black women engage in colorism too)) are ignorant coons. thatâs it. theyâve always been with us. always. pre-slavery âbeen with usâ type. why is this not understood? they are not going away. the reasons vary from internalize racism to sheer ignorance to featurism to just straight up trolling but we know this already donât we?Â
This is the black man version of when white people think racists are just a subgroup of people. Itâs just those ignorant ones.
wait, are you proposing that ALL black men are like this? really? thatâs the argument youâre about to make? seriously? youâre one of those?Â
@be-blackstar youre right. Hes pulling the ânot all black menâ card just like wipipo pull tha ânot all white peopleâ card. Like obviously not every single black men is like this, but theres FAR TOO many who are.
Alwaysbewoke is a cornball
âYouâre one of thoseâ how fucking dense
The url has âwokeâ in it unronically. What did you expect?
Iâm always here for alwaysbewoke dragging đđ˝
@alwaysbewoke unfollowed
alwaysbewoke BEEN a cornball
This is the first time Iâve seen @alwaysbewoke pull something this shitty. Wow.
Lmao this might be the first time you seen it, but heâs said transphobic, homophobic, and things against black women in the past. This ainât the first time he said something like this. And in almost every instance he got his hands on a post for treating black women well, he made comments similar to âHow about black men/ black men too.â His understanding of equality is on a âWeâre all on equal footing in the black community weâre all treated the same by each other so why yaâll address how yaâll treat black men too : (â type. im surprised you aint seen some of the shit he wrote on here. Thatâs most likely because, a lot of people told me he blocked most of the popular blogs who ever said anything about him, or would say anything about him, or blocked anyone who would be able to speak out against him. him having said a bunch of things against black women before, calling some black women bitches and blocking people,
someone sent me that one transphobic rant he went on
EXPOSE HIM
Damnnnn there goes another one folks
I literally unfollowed @alwaysbewoke about this time last year on-site for a post where his goofball ass made a similar reactionary and clueless comment. This nigga been fake
if we dating and you put heart eyes under another persons picture and show your thirst im leaving you on the spot idc
