[inseriousneedofatherapist]

Share and comment on her tiktok post!!! THIS IS IMPORTANT!

[rfslea]

Iranian LGBTI rights defender Zahra Sedighi-Hamadani and another woman, Elham Choubdar, were sentenced to death for “corruption on earth”. The women were targeted due to their real or perceived sexual orientation and/or gender identity and their social media activities in support of LGBTI communities.

Shervin Hajipour, an Iranian singer and the singer of the popular protest song "For..." has been arrested by security forces.

The video of the song "For..." was seen more than 34 million times in less than two days on Hajipour’s Instagram page.

But an hour before Hajipour’s arrest, the video was deleted, apparently after Iranian cyber police contacted him and forced him to delete the post. Relatives of the singer say that he was invited for a short interview with the police but was then arrested.

[mithliya]

this is the song they’re killing shervin hajiaghapour for.

[inqilabi]

bruh this is so fucken funny, western pomo socialists get no work done because they’re living in the realm of ideas & language.

[inqilabi]

CIA’s gave this guide to its agents on how to sabotage leftist orgs. [x]

[archive-asdfghjkl-deactivated20]

it’s literally impossible to have a normal discussion about media consumption on this website because every time you say ‘this website moralizes media consumption to a bizarre degree and treats what shows people watch like the be all end all of activism’ then people who think there’s nothing wrong with writing incest fanfiction start agreeing with you and every time you say ‘media consumption is not a morally neutral activity and fiction does impact reality, and there is certain media that you can’t ethically consume’ then people who call stephen universe ‘irredeemable media’ start agreeing with you

[ziathal]

did anyone else ever just feel like you had to kill yourself but not because you particularly wanted to die? just as a person you felt like you were incompatible with life and it was inevitable that at some point you would have to die because you would no longer be able to cope with living

[crumbcozy]

I still feel like this. I think about turning 30 in a couple of years and I’m like “why ?????”

I also see people living past 90 and I’m like “why tho??” to be that old just sounds like it’d suck ass.

[tastefullyoffensive]

[theperksofbeingaperk]

[jinxfmrl]

https://archive.org/details/DontBeaS1947

Here’s the whole video. It’s called “Don’t Be A Sucker” and it’s 17 minutes long.

[republicansareahategroup]

don’t just scroll past this actually watch it, it’s only 2 minutes long. If you re-recorded this today word for word with modern actors and places, it wouldn’t even look out of place as a PSA

[antique-scarecrow]

“They knew that they were not strong enough to conquer a unified country. So they split Germany into smaller groups. They used prejudice as a practical weapon to cripple the nation.”

This is how fascism works. And this is how we fall for it.

[grannypantiesnchill]

[seashellronan]

ireland sending aid to native americans affected by the corona virus in return for their help during the famine that is truly iconic, big brain activity

[seashellronan]

after some more research i should clarify that it’s actually individual irish people donating to a gofund me to help members of the navajo nation in remembrance of the generosity of the choctaw tribe during the famine, which is very cool here’s an article

[hundondestiny]

"from Irish donor, Pat Hayes, sent from Ireland across the ocean: “From Ireland, 170 years later, the favour is returned! To our Native American brothers and sisters in your moment of hardship.”

i cannot explain how quickly i started crying 

[butchstalinist]

My distant grandfather was one of three chiefs around the time when the original aid was sent to Ireland— it’s a beautiful piece of history that ties Ireland to Native Americans (namely the Choctaw Nation) in a beautiful and profound way. Ireland has even recently set up a scholarship for Choctaw students to study in Ireland as part of the two nations deep history.

The Choctaw Nation had recently in its history (around the 1830s) gone through the Trail of Tears, and were hardly in a position to help any others while suffering so greatly. Yet, when news of the famine in Ireland surfaced, the Choctaw Nation gave more in aid than both the US and UK combined.

The Choctaw Nation's Gift to the Irish

In 1847, only 14 years after their long, sad march along the Trail of Tears ended, Choctaw people in Oklahoma learned of the Irish famine. W

[butchstalinist]

Here is the donation page as well!!

https://www.gofundme.com/f/NHFC19Relief

Navajo & Hopi Families COVID-19 Relief Fund organized by Ethel Branch

The Navajo Nation and Hopi Reservation are extreme food deserts with only 13 … Ethel Branch needs your support for Navajo & Hopi Families CO

[swolerbear]

"we are the virus" human beings have been around for approximately 200,000 years and the earth was fine for the vast, vast majority of that time.

humans didn't start killing the earth at a rapid pace until the invention of an economic system that prioritized short term profit over literally everything else, including the planet that houses and feeds us.

[allbymyradself-deactivated20200]

liberal feminism is really appealing because it’s all about immediate gratification. it’s all about short term solutions.

it’s a lot easier to say “everyone is beautiful” than to truly eliminate the idea that beauty = worth. it’s a lot easier to say “some people are actually the other gender” than to eliminate all ideas of gender and enforced stereotypes. it’s a lot easier to find empowerment in the things that hurt you than to actually work to acquire real power and throw those standards away.

it works short term, but oppression is more than a mindset, so your solution must be more than a mindset as well

[thenatsdorf]

2019 Fashion year in review. (via @rover_thecat)

[pricklylegs-deactivated20250727]

That mouse necklace! 

[ottermatopoeia]

[star-anise]

That is a cat with a LOT of affection for the person holding the camera

[tonysopranobignaturals-deactiva]

[loveliest--dream]

[stuck-in-a-well]

Nice! It's even worse than I thought!

[nowscience-blog]

How many people can say they have played rugby with a Beluga whale? 🐳 🏉

[pugnacious-pacifism]

I’m putting this back on my radar. I want this life

[a-room-of-my-own]

Me too omg

[piya-re]

He’s an upcoming athlete

[chronic-yonic]

OMG. This is lovely! 😢

[kittiesatemypronouns]

OMG, love!!

I wonder how the game ends, though. I hope it's when the whale gets bored and not when the woman has to take the ball away. 💜

[thenatsdorf]

Baby hears violin for the first time. (via AudreysMMB) [play to hear audio]

[breebro]

HE HUGGED HER LEG

[fangirltothefullest]

I love children experiencing music and things for the first time and just being SO happy that they do what makes sense to them, such as this little one hugging her leg, like they’re so sweet and pure and expressive and my heart is full!

[itshardtoactnormal-blog]

Colorism is alive and well…I hate it so much. Everyone needs to love their skin and embrace all the colors of humanity.

[theoriginalblackbarbie]

I’m buying this for my future kids.

[bitterbadfem-harpy]

What a brilliant and creative woman 🤗

[julienbakerfavormp3-deactivated]

“Expanding boundaries and including more does not equal being inclusive. Rather, being inclusive is about responsibly recognizing all those who already belong.”

J. Kehaulani Kauanui & Ju Hui “Judy” Han, “’Asian Pacific Islander’: Issues of Representation and Responsibility”, in The Very Inside: An Anthology of Writing by Asian and Pacific Islander Lesbian and Bisexual Women

[astrolavas]

wow, look at them go! truly iconic