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New Instagram that celebrates artists on Flickr and on line, like photographer Ed Hardjay, sculptor Stéphanie Kilgpast, photographer Suppa Duppa 666, diorama ooak creator Ken Haseltine of Regent Miniatures, photographer Odd Dolls on Flickr and more at https://www.instagram.com/cruzfection

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Walt Disney Pictures intros and outros

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This is important

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IMPORTANT. BOOST.

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Can’t even do the fake number anymore smh

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white people are so crazy

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this gave me anxiety

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i dont want to live anymore

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every time I see a post that says “white people are so crazy” I get a little nervous like shit what did we do this time but you know what this takes the cake and I’m done, I’m out, goodbye, I’m airlocking myself off this planet

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Literally what I was thinking. She’s in a skirt for no reason. It doesn’t even go well with her top like girl, get it together.

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This Female Comic Was Brutally Beaten By a Group of Men For Rejecting Their Advances

by Britni Danielle

“As a woman, you should be able to say no,” 23-year-old Paris Sashay told a reporter after she was brutally beaten by a group of men.

The young comic and her friends had just left a party at a nightclub in Washington D.C. when they were followed by the men, who began harassing them. When Sashay and her friends declined their advances, the comic says the men got violent.

Sashay blacked out during the attack, and woke up in the hospital. The damage was extensive; she suffered a broken nose, chipped teeth, and her face was covered in bruises.

“Guys make it where you don’t have a right to say no anymore,” Sashay told D.C.’s NBC affiliate. “But as a woman, you should be able to say no. Just say no. You’re just not interested.”

Though horrific, Sashay’s ordeal isn’t unique. Last October, 27-year-old Mary Spears was shot and killed at a party in Detroit after refusing to give her phone number to a man, and that December, a woman riding the train in Chicago was viciously beaten for rejecting a man. These events are so common users created a website called “When Women Refuse” to keep track of them.

Despite the assault, Sashay said she’s going to keep living her life and doing what she loves.

“No matter how much it takes, I’ll just go out, perform and do whatever it takes to make the people laugh,” she said of an upcoming performance. “I won’t let the people down.”