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How do people get to own secondhand bookshops. Not the big/newer quirky ones, but the little dusty ones that are piled high with books and always staffed by that same old guy who’s reading behind the desk. How do these businesses even begin, how do they survive, they feel like they were passed down by immortals and staffed by retired druids or something

tenozhsays

Normal People, tv serie based on the novel by Sally Rooney

takeajilpill

Alex Stern from Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo. One of my favorite books. Alex was such a complicated character who I couldn't help but love. I also dressed like her as Mab for Halloween!

@lbardugo

iloveeverybee-deactivated202009

Remembering that Zuko was 13 when he was banished

Realizing that since Ozai never liked Zuko to begin with, the banishment didn’t just come out of nowhere; he was probably always just waiting for a reason to get rid of him.

Realizing that the avatar was presumed long dead at the time, so by saying “don’t return until you’ve found the avatar,” Ozai was essentially telling Zuko to heck off and don’t come back ever.

funnyreclaimed

amy-santiagos

glaukopispromachia

I've seen a lot of posts about how lgbtqiap+ people should support the blm movement because a black trans woman gave us pride.

This is not a transaction.

Yes, we owe many things to the African-American community, but that's not why we should support blm.

We should support blm because it's the right thing to do, not because we have some debt. Even if black people had not contributed so much, support of the ongoing movements for equality should be because they're asking for basic human rights and that's a struggle we always have to get behind.

bramblepatch

Also: today's queer black folks are part of our community and should be able to depend on our support and care on the strength of being part of our community. We don't need to go looking for historical heroes, even though when we do we'll definitely find them. The fact that there are queer people today who are affected by antiblack racism is more than enough reason for the queer community to give support to BLM.

thecorefather

fillielitsa

The names of those killed by racism and police brutality are written along Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis. George Floyd was killed on this street in front of Cup Foods after being accused of using a counterfeit $20 bill. The site of his death has been converted into a large shrine.

PHOTOGRAPH BY LESHON LEE

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expelliarmus

feministism

idiotwithasword

Reminder that you can’t love someone’s illness away. If your partner has depression, anxiety, PTSD or anything, no matter how hard you love them they will still have it. It’s not their fault and it’s not yours either. Somedays it’ll just be a bad day and no matter how hard you try you won’t be able to fix it. But even if you can’t cure them you can always help them. Please support your partner and don’t blame them for their issues because it’s definitely not something they can help but do not blame yourself for not always being able to change a bad day into a good day. Sometimes you might just change a very bad day into a bad day and that’s all you can do and it’s enough.

hellhour

compilation of defaced racist monuments feel free to add more!

chanelbagsandcigarettedrags

Normal People, 2020

oberynmartell

here is a google doc of resources to support george floyd, ahmaud arbery, roy stoddart, and the many, many, many other wrongfully murdered black people in the united states — as well as the black lives matter movement in general

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