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itisisunbeam

WHY EATING SEASONALLY IS IMPORTANT

•save money - food is at it’s highest supply

•food is better - it is grown closer to home so less likely to rot

•support local, sustainable farmers

•more environmentally friendly

mxmoonwitch

lemon--glow

@minimalistgrufti

minimalistgrufti

oh you’re a blessing omg thank you

villainouspanache-deactivated20

I don’t always find things that go wtih my blog. But they’re helpful so I reblog them anyway.

caitsquaredweightbared

Some wonderful produce and when to get it!

#seasonal food

goldengirlsytp-deactivated20250

chronically-ill-dandy

I am relatively young but in final stage renal failure. I have a higher chance of survival IF I can recieve proper medical care AND LIVING ASSISTANCE in a different state. Get me OUT of Mississippi.

The long post w the good explanation is being shared but not inspiring much help. So, I simplified it.

My illness is straight up fatal. Not gonna beat around thatBush, anymore. I seem desperate for help because I AM desperate for help.

My nephrologist has seen enough improvement in my kidney function, lately, to believe someone my age (early 30s) might have a longer life WITH PROPER AND FREQUENT MEDICAL ATTENTION. Sadly, that just isn’t an option where I live.

Please, if you can help me with moving expenses (even just a couple of bucks) I would be grateful. I’m sinking fast in Mississippi and now my doctors are giving me too much hope to ignore. I wanna get out of this situation and I’m working my fatigued, brain-foggy ass off to make it out of here.

If I can undo the damage my heart failure caused to the rest of my body, I want to. I don’t want to spend another month KNOWING what I should be eating, what medicines I should be taking, what tests and treatments I should be getting… and receiving almost none of it because Mississippi lawmakers think people like me have somehow earned slow, painful deaths.

Go to paypal.me/robincf and type in the amount. Since it’s PayPal, it's easy and secure. Don’t have a PayPal account? No worries.

weaponlx23

I’ve never seen a sculpture of a black person rendered in this style, with so much realism.

(via Stone Sculptures, Full Figure Portrait Sculpting by Philippe Faraut)

frogmp3

you guys should read some of Charmaine Nelson’s writing (x x) if you’re interested in the representation of black women in neoclassical sculpture

itsmisspickle-deactivated201812

everythingstarstuff

violet-chachki

mehsoulcrushing-blog

wwwdotugh

still one of my top faves

malinke-lonnaa-deactivated20180

kenyanxgyal-deactivated20191123

They really look exactly alike in the face😭

0dabiah

That’s dad goals

lagonegirl

i’m speechless

This is how the system of white supremacy operates. The media is used 2 create stereotypes like blk on blk crime.They need black men to fill jail cells for the Prison Indstrial complex

You know what? I’m tired of this. I do not know what exactly they are waiting for. I mean our government comes up with “reasons” to invade other countries, such as Syria, like their government is allegedly violating human rights or something like that. but… I mean for other countries, they do not even have to go deep to bomb the fuck out of this place, they can just look at our media. And this has been happening to people of color since the media has existed.

I’ll never forget this 👇🏾

avd-justin-deactivated20180723

Did a research project on this in undergrad and the results are extremely alarming because it’s not just in imagery, it’s in language used even in the law making process and within our own communities in a completely different way than expected.

leedleneedle

Yuuuup talk about this in our media culture and society class where the exact same Katrina sample was used. White supremacy runs far too wide and too deep to be denied that it exists

wethefighters

serafino-finasero

Louis Armstrong serenading his wife, Lucille Wilson, in front of the Great Sphinx of Giza and the Pyramid of Khufu in Giza, Egypt, late 1960 or early 1961 | colourised version of an originally black and white photograph featured in The New York Times in 1961 | credit: AP