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A violent reminder 💖💜💙

#bisexuality #i think what a lot of people don’t realize is that ‘bisexual’ is a reclaimed term #it was coined as a medical diagnosis (in the context of identity) so while the prefix suggests a binary #its reclamation has always been aggressively trans-inclusive (see: Anything That Moves)#for m-spec labels to dominate the public consciousness as more progressive or anyway distinct from bisexual is honestly insulting #the points been made already but it would be like making a distinct term for ‘lesbian’ or ‘gay’ that’s explicitly trans-inclusive #i don’t fault people for wanting to signal their trans identity/allyship but frankly if you identify with mspec labels i don’t trust you #fastest way to let me know you don’t know about bi history

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Arrest everyone involved.

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Money saved: maybe a couple million dollars.

People killed: around three quarters of a million.

yamelcakes

world’s most evil man and I’m not being hyperbolic

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caughtthedarkness93

I love my job, but reblogging employment jelly for someone else I love.

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Elements of Architecture

21.05.26

typhlonectes

Independent bookstores, and booksellers, get a lifeline just when they need it most.

Independent bookstores around the country have a particularly clever lifeline, one perfectly suited to the unprecedented moment we find ourselves in. The strange part? It came into being just weeks before the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic, and before the bookstores started closing up shop wondering if they’d reopen at all.

The lifeline in question is called Bookshop.

In simple terms, it’s a super clean, user-friendly online bookstore whose raison d’être is supporting independent bookstores — not simply with exposure or resources (though that’s certainly a factor), but with cold hard cash…

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From their Choose a Bookstore tab

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also available in the uk now

2019

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Huang Yuxing aka 黄宇兴 aka Yuxing Huang (Chinese, b. 1975, Beijing, China) - Sunrise and Sunset, 2013, Paintings: Oil on Canvas

mortalityplays

remember like 15 years ago when black bloggers were talking about this exact shit, 'digital blackface', white internet users appropriating images and clips of black people and using them as cartoonish exaggerated expressions of absurdity or high emotion. straight line from minstrelsy to your reaction gifs and nobody fucking cares any more. white people just decided not to acknowledge it and it went away, just like every other time black users have ever tried to criticise any aspect of online culture.