Di

[waneella]

Rainbow

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[terapsina]

Sometimes a family is...

a lonely black cat with trust issues

(who has to learn that sometimes it's okay to accept help)

a kind capybara that's happy to share in its luck

(who portrays how even the most steady presence in your life might need a hand once in a while)

a good dog that just wants to be friends

(who has to learn that sometimes making real friends means learning how not to follow bad ones)

a heroic secretarybird that faces bullies for a stranger

(who shows how sometimes constantly fighting for the right thing can leave one exhausted to the bone)

and a kleptomaniac lemur that just wants to stare at its reflection

(who learns how to let go of the things that don't matter and grab hold of the people who do)

[rawan-soso]

It’s rare to feel happy in northern Gaza. But the other day, my sister Soso made me smile.

It’s not a lie that sugar is expensive. 1kg is $80. Frying oil is $70. That donut was expensive to make, even without the sugar. But it’s okay. Even if it means the adults can’t eat, it’s okay. Soso was happy for a few hours. She’s only 4 years old yet her life is already so hard. She’s not growing properly due to malnutrition and trauma. Her mental health is in shambles, not at all how a child should be. Since birth, two wars have come very close to killing her, so we just want her to be happy.

Please help me make her happy every day. A few days ago, she was the happiest child in the world because she ate an apple for the first time in a year. That won’t happen again because fruits are too expensive, but I swear, she explodes with joy when we buy vegetables too. She is a child with simple dreams.

Please don’t feel hesitant to help me, my campaign has been vetted!

✅️Vetted by @gazavetters, my number verified on the list is ( #347 )✅️

Help Rawan's family rebuild their lives in the war after tragic loss

I am Rawan from northern Gaza, a 21-year-old Palestinian engineer. I launched this campaign as a last hope to escape this dark reality that

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[elysee-schap]

FEMALE RAGE

“Timoclea Killing Her Rapist” (1659) by Elisabetta Sirani

Italian Baroque artist Elisabetta Sirani championed both female painters and female subjects during her short life (she died somewhat mysteriously at 27). She opened a painting school where she trained many women, including her younger sisters, and in her own work, she often chose themes that foreground female fortitude.

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"Timoclea Killing Her Rapist," depicts a popular tale described in Plutarch's biography of Alexander the Great. During Alexander's invasion of Thebes, a captain in his army rapes the titular Timoclea. Following the assault, the captain asks where her money is hidden. Timoclea leads him to her garden well; as he peers into it, she pushes him in, dropping heavy rocks down the well until he dies.

The painting turns the story on its head, inverting the hierarchy quite literally: The rapist is shown upside down and helpless, feet flailing in the air, as she stands resolutely above him. Sirani, like many Baroque painters, had a flair for drama, but it's worth noting that most depictions of this story show the aftermath of the violent event: Timoclea standing before Alexander to accept his judgment, usually flanked by her children. Sirani daringly chose to show Timoclea's justice, rather than Alexander's mercy.

~ Ariela Gittlen for CNN

[soy-enjoyer]

[juliedillon]

WHAT 

WAHT

WAT

[thankyoucorndog-deactivated2015]

??? ????? ????????? ???

[combinecremator]

reblog to save a life

[mothmanaintshit]

I DIDN’T KNOW THIS HOLY SHIT

[rollinglikeastoneandfusoso]

One of the most cutest thing ever ahah

[sparviera]

Fanart Original

[sparviera]

“I’m part of her being. Her very shadow”

Memory of another faithful good man

[sparviera]

Women💪🏻💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾💪🏿

Freedom for women to decide who to be and what to wear.

In iran and in many other places in the world our sisters do not have this fortune, stay informed about what is happening there at least we can do this.

[sparviera]

Beautiful girl sketch

[rollinglikeastoneandfusoso]

MY NEW ACCOUNT ✨✨

@sparviera

I'm running away from twitter ahah

[mysharona1987]

[mysharona1987]

[theartofanimation]

Kevin Hong  -  http://www.kevinhong.com  -  https://www.behance.net/K141?  -  https://twitter.com/Taijuey  -  http://taijuey.deviantart.com/?rnrd=194005  -  http://k141.tumblr.com/tagged/k141  -  https://www.instagram.com/kevinhongart

[theartofanimation]

Matt Rockefeller  -  https://mrockefeller.tumblr.com  -  https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/mcrockefeller  -  https://www.instagram.com/mcrockefeller  -  https://www.facebook.com/mattrockefellerillustration  -  https://twitter.com/mcrockefeller  -  https://www.behance.net/mrockefeller

[radicalgraff]

“Help the elderly and vulnerable, be nice to workers, don’t snitch on shoplifters, solidarity!“ 

Seen in Melbourne 

[kedreeva]

[Source] [Convict Collars]

[txpokes]

Because saving kitties is important.

[viperas]

This is a freakn’ wonderful idea and needs to be spread around to let people know.

[catchymemes]

Credit: @ThinkAnneThink