I've made a huge mistake.

Consumption

[thebestoftumbling]

[katiebishop]

[bob-belcher]

[peachfacee]

does anyone else feel so full of love sometimes that it feels overwhelming

[deegaynolds]

like to charge reblog to cast

[audreyhepbuns]

Mulholland Dr. (2001; David Lynch)

[run-lhomme]

Visit Original Link

[paper-mario-wiki]

[asillyandrandomname]

I want my husband to have this accent

[imthegirlwhowaited]

alright, that’s fine, that’s pretty con-fucking-venient 

[joshpeck]

[bittersweet-tremolo]

[ghostclvb]

the delivery of this joke makes it 50 times better like you have to actually hear it it will kill you

[gredta]

[adeles]

[peteneems]

[szentka0sz-deactivated20180814]

[crystallineknowledge]

Stevie Nicks photographed by Sam Emerson in 1977

[mydeddyalabama]

a man that thinks hes about to prove some sort of point and win the one sided argument he’s trying to get me involved in: Well let me ask you this

me: no shut the fuck up

[black-to-the-bones-deactivated2]

He was an activist who inspired millions to fight for their rights. He knew what was wrong with our country and risked his life to help his people achieve equality.  In the society where black were treated like animal he did everything possible to change this. His brave soul, his will and courage changed the history of America , changed the people. He made us believe we can win this war. He payed for it with his life. He will always be remembered.

[thecheshirecass-deactivated2018]

Respecting his memory also means acknowledging that his fight is far from over, black people are facing the same issues that ha birth to the Black Panthers, and that the FBI is basically trying to launch COINTELPRO 2.0 against BLM and other black activists. Hampton should be more than a history lesson, he should be a rallying point.