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"I can not tell who is a girl and who is not a girl from a picture."

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♡ Q U E E N O F N O I D E N T I T Y ♡

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me: *is bitter but is also right*

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logged the fuck in

charmancler

when someone asks what i want to do with my life

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Reblog if you'd be *less* likely to pet a cat who was biting you

I’m trying to prove something to my cat.

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I could win Americas next top model tbh

brokendildo

there’s an animal category?

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As the fight to abolish white supremacy rages on, we’re honoring some of the Black and Asian women living and fighting for social justice at

"In the 1960s, prominent Japanese activist Kochiyama’s support of political Asian-American and Black liberation movements led to an alliance with Malcolm X. Also, Chinese community leader Grace Lee Boggs and her husband, political activist James Boggs, founded Detroit Summer, a program for youth of all races to help redevelop the city.

As the fight to abolish white supremacy rages on, we’re honoring some of the Black and Asian women living and fighting for social justice at the intersection of these communities and struggles.

“Before #Asians4BlackLives, there was Yuri Kochiyama cradling Malcolm's head as he bled. There was Grace Lee and James Boggs unified in love and in activism. There was Tupac, sharing his family's history in Yuri's living room,” says Aerica Shimizu Banks, a Black and Japanese inclusion innovator who advocates for justice and educates on the interconnectedness between Black and Asian communities. “And there are people, like me, living their Asian and Black lives simultaneously and inextricably. As Yuri said, ‘We are all part of one another.’ So whether you’re Black, white, Asian, Latino, we have to continue to carry that mantle [to fight for justice].”

Read the full piece here