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SUMMER TIME (part two). From @iampaz, San Jose, Costa Rica: “My favorite thing about summer — wearing sundresses!“
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“White women’s feminisms still center around equality…. Black women’s feminisms demand justice. There is a difference. One kind of feminism focuses on the policies that will help women integrate fully into the existing American system. The other recognizes the fundamental flaws in the system and seeks its complete and total transformation.”
— Brittney Cooper | Feminism’s ugly internal clash: Why its future is not up to white women (via heisenburger)
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Jheyda in Japantown by Azha Ayanna
Jheyda in Japantown by Azha Ayanna
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Wishing you a luscious blossomy new year
I had to admit to myself that being depressed was easier for me. I had to admit that depression felt like hitting rock bottom & trying to be happy would let me climb out of that but I’d run the risk of falling right back down. But once you get over that fear of falling you’ll realize it’s worth the risk. Don’t be comfortable with your sadness. That may be all you know but you have to relearn things. That’s what life & love is about, learning & growing. You’ll adapt to the happiness & once you do you’ll never go back. You’ll be proud of yourself that you fought for something instead of letting this world take away your right to be okay.
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