E.J

Adventures in the Philadelphia sugar bowl and on the pole.

[classicarte]

La Vénus africaine (African Venus) Charles Cordier, 1852

[dankmemeuniversity]

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FKA TWIGS © Willy Vanderperre for i-D

[mae-martin]

For a time, I was all you had. And for a time, you was all I had. We weren’t orphans. Not as long as we had each other.

[modelsof-color]

Beverly Peele at Azzedine Alaia SS 91

[citrina-posts]

where’s my “zuko and suki go on a life changing field trip to find sokka’s boomerang and space sword in a random earth kingdom field bc they love him and want him to be happy” fic

[tinybed]

Are you working towards your dreams

Omg no I’m not!!! But thank you for asking

[lavendermuseums]

[happyunicornjet]

Columbia University Student Will Drag Her Mattress Around Campus Until Her Rapist Is Gone

“I think the act of carrying something that is normally found in our bedroom out into the light is supposed to mirror the way I’ve talked to the media and talked to different news channels, etc,” Emma continues in the full video which you can watch here.

So, I just want to go into HOW MUCH Columbia and the NYPD has failed, and revictimized, Emma Sulkowitz.

What I really love about this ‘mattress performance’ is that other students helped her carry her mattress across campus.

All those people reminded her that she didn’t have to carry that weight alone. That’s amazing.

[katie-and-her-fandoms]

this is her at her graduation

[schiwalker]

At her fucking graduation. God damn.

[femalecharacterthatyouhate-deac]

I’ll never not reblog this

[matchabrookie]

This is about ten years old. Wonder what she’s doing now

[catlogicdefiesall]

Performance art and anti-rape campaigning, according to her Wikipedia article.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_Sulkowicz

[unusanus-hourglass666]

I will never not ignore this, I have been this many times before. I AM A SURVIVOR ✊

[lasmaracuyas]

“I confront [white guilt] every year, about a month into my course on racism, among [white] students who come to me in tears because they cannot deal with the racism that goes on in their families or their home towns or their student residences. Their tears are the result of genuine anguish, care, and a desire to learn and to change. I confront similar attitudes among my colleagues, and I am similarly gratified by their concern. But those who experience white guilt need to learn three things: 1) People of colour are generally not moved by their tears, and may even see those tears as a self-indulgent expression of white privilege. It is after all a great privilege to be able to express one’s emotion openly and to be confident that one is in a cultural context where one’s feelings will be understood. 2) Guilt is paralysing. It serves no purposes; it does no good. It is not a substitute for activism. 3) White guilt is often patronizing if it leads to pity for those of colour. Pity gets in the way of sincere and meaningful human relationships, and it forestalls the frankness that meaningful relationships demand. White guilt will not change the racialized environment; it will only make the guilty feel better.”

[moonserpents]

— “Women of Colour in Canadian Academia,” Audrey Kobayashi (via lamaracuya)   (via hagereseb)

[hanraja-cc]

“often times — people simply deny the existence of what they do not understand —  and anyone who tells them otherwise is a liar”

[gahdamnpunk]

ALL 👏🏾 OF 👏🏾 THEM 👏🏾

[knitmeapony]

This post goes harder than any post has ever gone before.

[iantuttle]

Afghanistan, 2013.

[qohr]

[munsass]

[theweirdwideweb]

[catchymemes]

[movietvetc]

SHREK 2001 | Dir: Andrew Adamson, Vicky Jenson