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at what age does it start sounding wierd to call your baby "it" ?

none. #it/itspronounsbaby #wokebaby #hellyeahwokebaby

would love if post op care trended among queer artists cos the way yall are drawing top surgery scars makes it look like your oc lives with their arms stretched above their head + in the sun + no scar tape + no lotion + no scar tissue massage. they were under surgical precision, not fighting a shark 😮‍💨

sjonni33

take and take and take (click for quality!)

get it as a print here / or as a shirt!!

sjonni33

tee shirt size restock!! sizes S to XXL have a few new pre-order slots! 🌱

brbjellyfishing

secret-aardvark

The corporate version of “hey OP what the FUCK does this mean”

smalllfieldmouse

i dont care if Monday's lit. Tuesday Wednesday touch my clit. Thursday i don't give a shit. it's Friday I'm in love

drchucktingle

every once in a while i will feel a great pressure to exist, but then i just have to sit back and relax and remind myself 'oh wait, you already exist without even trying. GOOD JOB.' i think this realization can be a huge relief

nerdygaymormon

hel7l7

WHAT THE FUCK AM I DOING WRONG?

oumaimas

skaiawards

do the wave! ignore the pervert.

gazeldhazel

if you get too good at a multiplayer game it shouldn't let you play with people that aren't very good at the game. you should get quarantined. it should uninstall your game

gazeldhazel

steam should brick your PC if you get too many hours in a game

gazeldhazel

no one should be allowed to have fun if I'm not having fun

gazeldhazel

im going to imagine everyone who has wronged me burning in hell for all eternity

endangered-justice-seeker

Cudjo Lewis, the last surviving captive of the last slave ship to bring Africans to the U.S.

https://www.history.com/news/zora-neale-hurston-barracoon-slave-clotilda-survivor?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#link_time=1525373347

revolutionarykoolaid

It’s so significant too that this narrative was collected by Zora Neale Hurston, one of the greatest authors and anthropologists of her time. She was shunned by the “gatekeepers” of both of these professions, largely because of her Blackness, her womanhood, and her uncompromising commitment to honoring and showcasing both in her works. She died penniless and alone in a state-run institution in 1960. All of her works had gone out of publication by then. It took more than a decade before she was rediscovered. A young author by the name of Alice Walker had come across her work and was deeply inspired by it. “In 1973, after an exhaustive search, Walker came across Hurston’s unmarked grave in Ft. Pierce, Fla. She purchased a headstone for Hurston’s tomb and had it inscribed “A Genius of the South.“”

It is through Zora Neale Hurston’s pioneering sacrifice, and the acceptance of that inheritance by Alice Walker that we have found this missing piece of our history. Without the courageous and unfailing work of Black women, we wouldn’t have Cudjo Lewis’s story. We are slowly regaining a narrative that’s been hidden from us, one that continues to be lied about. Trust Black women to lead the way.