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thewalkingdeadcity

Characters aging through seasons

scofielld

a quick guide to twd

rottenwasp

The progression of Rick Grimes and Father Gabriel’s relationship (requested by misty-knight)

reesurgent

It obviously wasn’t Daryl! This would have been his view.

beeldad-gryllz

something has changed…

corlgrimes

the walking dead season 6 episode 16: a summary part 1 (part 2)

bonus:

stilesbansheequeen

can’t believe the walking dead didn’t have jesus on easter

pakiqueen

felt like this needed to be said and shared

pakiqueen

Pray for Pakistan, Pray for Iraq, Pray for Africa, Pray for Turkey, Pray for Syria. Because the lives of these people matter too. Because the world needs to wake up and realize that they do not deserve this dehumanization. Because the world needs to realize that the oppressed need to stop being categorized with their oppressors.

profeminist

This zombie slayer is determined to end a global crisis.

“Don’t bother trying to second-guess or pigeonhole Danai Gurira. Though she’s best known as the katana wielding badass Michonne on AMC’s The Walking Dead, she’s also an esteemed Broadway actor and award winning playwright. And while her character is famous for slicing and dicing zombies in the imaginary post-Apocalyptic world first seen in Robert Kirkman’s comic book, her plays confront the very real life issues facing women in Africa, where she spent large parts of her childhood. Whether as a tough female action hero or in her own writings, the quest for social justice and sexual equality is at the heart of her work so it comes as no surprise that Danai is involved with the advocacy group ONE’s ‘Poverty Is Sexist’ campaign. Her name was on the open letter the group sent to world leaders addressing the global reach of sexism and how poverty disproportionally affects women around the world and she spent International Women’s Day talking about the crisis and what can be done to help.

VH1: Tell us about the ‘Poverty Is Sexist’ campaign.

Danai Gurira: Unfortunately in the world today poverty is sexist. There’s nowhere in the world that women have the same opportunities as men and the poorest and least developed countries tend to be where the gender gap is the largest. This results in the fact that women and girls are the poorest and least advantaged people on the planet. 62 million girls around the world are unable to go to school simply because they are female. Two-thirds of our world’s illiterate are female. We have 40,000 girls a day becoming child brides before the age of 18. On the continent of Africa we know that 74 percent of all adolescents that contract the AIDS virus are female and that is often the result of sexual violence. So these are the facts that lead us to making this very powerful statement. If half of our population is unable to grow to their fullest potential or given every opportunity just because of their gender, then we have a problem and we are thwarting our own development as a global community.”

Read the full piece here

GO DANAI GO! LOVE HER WORK, AND NOW THIS!

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louismiserables

on this women’s day, let me do a shout out to women who aren’t seen as “strong”, who aren’t financially successful, who aren’t easy for the world to handle. disabled women, trans women, women of color, ace and aro women, bi and pan and lesbian women, women who are unemployed, women who have to fight to get through the day. your existence is radical. i love you.