#good article tho

[ereb1d]

get your ass on tumblr.com we can't shut the fuck up about it

[productiveout]

Meet the Managers of the WPBL

With the season set to start this weekend, the WPBL has confirmed who will manage each of its four teams.

[predoom]

xx

[mhalachai]

Your Bones Live On Without You

The human skeleton inspires wonder and terror because it lasts much longer than its owner.

Propaganda from the skeleton wars, direct to your inbox.

[readingandfangirling]

what do you mean ‘somehow’ bitch

[fighting4jahar]

What happened to "innocent until proven guilty"?

People are upset over Rolling Stone’s cover depicting Dzhokhar Tsnarnaev — for all the wrong reasons.

Facts

Tsarnaev has been charged and indicted in connection with the Boston Marathon bombings in April. He has pled not guilty. He has not been tried, yet.Did you notice that: the interview subjects, Tsarnaev’s friends, started to freak out because it became clear from a CNN report that Jahar was one of the bombers. Rolling Stone is not the first to assume Tsarnaev's guilt.

From the first release by police of surveillance video, the mainstream media have all immediately accepted the Tsarnaev brothers' guilt as fact.

But in terms of justice, of human rights, her article contributes to the demonization of a human being. Will it be possible for Tsarnaev to get a fair trial now?

But here’s the thing, as the young people say: Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty. What if he isn’t the one?It is possible. One purpose of a trial is to sort out this kind of question, and Reitman’s article, and the similar coverage in all other US media, makes that trial more difficult.

That’s why people should be upset about the article — about the text, but not about the image. "

Good article