may the circle be unbroken

flavia. 18. brazilian. i think i'm alive (but yeah, probably just breathing)

[trappedbetween2lungs]

Sorry for reblogging everything but ur blog has always been one of my faves.

don't apologize, please. your blog is my fav too, im happy to know you liked here. but im sorry, i probably will not come back here, at least not so soon. i still don't know what i'll do at all, tho i'll not gonna delete this blog, but i need a time out from internet in general. feel free to come here whenever you want (not only you but all my followers) tho i'll not update here so much....thank you so much!!!

[redbullmusicacademy]

[betheriel]

Kate Radley (Spiritualized) - Scanned by Betheriel

[beautifull-chaoss]

The Blackout | Black love 😍🔐🙈❤️💍

[hipsandheartbreak]

YASSSSSSSS

[experiencegreatness]

yall cute as fuck

[queerwoc]

Poodles!!! 

[marinaandthediamondboobs]

Happy International Women’s Day!

[eyelashwish]

jason pierce, or should i say jesus 2.0 

[l-alien-nation-l]

[rniguelangel]

 Rosies of Color. Happy International Women’s Day. 

[thepeoplewillnotstaysilent-deac]

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY!!!

[femmefatalist]

I am here for this. 

[humblepirate]

1. Kathleen Cleaver speaking at a Black Panther rally 1969

2. “Yellow Power to Yellow People” in front of the court house in Oakland, CA 1969

3. Flyer for 2011 rally to end Islamophobia (I could find a couple sources for this one, but they’re all horrifically Islamophobic, so best to take it as is)

4. Giving Thanks for 250 Years of Resistance by Melanie Cervantes

5. Hands Off Assata

6. Morning White Dove, Cherokee native

7. Activist Angela Davis, who was targeted by the government for having Communist leanings

8. Brown Berets protest

9. The Gulabi Gang, a group of Indian women who fight violence against women

10. Free Palestine protest

[yoursocialconstructsareshowing]

Pornography gave the lie to any idea that women were gradually achieving equality. Pornography made it clear that what constituted sex under male supremacy was precisely the eroticised subordination of women. Inequality was sexy and the sexiness of this inequality was the grease that oiled the machinery of male supremacy. The sexiness of inequality, it became clear, was the unacknowledged motor force of male supremacy. Through sexual fantasy men were able to reinforce the sense of their power and of women’s inferiority daily and be rewarded for every thought and image of women subordinated with sexual pleasure; a pleasure acknowledged to be the most valuable form of pleasure in male-supremacist culture.

Sheila Jeffreys, Anticlimax (via yoursocialconstructsareshowing)

[hannahaltmanphoto]

"And Everything Nice" is an unflinching analysis of the standard for female beauty. The ongoing series consists of women in states of affliction; the body fluid of the models have been replaced with glitter to visualize the concept of girls invariably needing to seem attractive regardless of the actual situation.

[trappedbetween2lungs]

i did some Shoegazers Women’s (i tried to make a loveless reference in the pink background but yeah…i tried)

[blomskvist]

[trappedbetween2lungs]

We were the happiest couple we knew. And what’s the point of being together if you’re not the happiest? But Nick got lazy. He became someone I did not agree to marry. He actually expected me to love him unconditionally. Then he dragged me, penniless, to the navel of his great country and found himself a newer, younger, bouncier cool girl. You think I’d let him destroy me and end up happier than ever? N o  f u c k i n g  w a y.

[going-to-scranton]

I get asked quite often about why I have references to the lord in my music. I’ve never been and will never be religious, but as soon as you have a conversation about Jesus, you know what you’re talking to him about: how it is to be fallible and question yourself and your morals. Like on my new album, with the line, “help me, Jesus”— you know I’m not asking for help fixing the fucking car. You know there’s a certain place you’ll get to before you’ll ask for that kind of help. It’s like an immediate shorthand to the nature of the song. I would maintain that most of the gospel references in music— aside from gospel music plain and pure— have got little or nothing to do with the church. The church might say that as soon as you turn it into a popular-music thing, you devalue it. But in an odd way, it becomes so much more powerful. How can the church own music anyway? I always thought my references to the lord and Jesus came from gospel music. But then I realized the other day that, in doo-wop music, the lyrics to those songs tend to be like, “I pray to the lord above, he sent me an angel.” All that lyrical content that I’ve always thought came from the Staple Singers is all in groups like Dion & the Belmonts, the Dixie Nightingales, the Chantels— the whole thing is built around that. Sometimes you just say things really simply in songs, like the way children write. People are like, “Don’t say that, it’s too simplistic, it’s too embarrassing.” Most people try to be more eloquent, or cleverer with language, but it cuts deeper because you’ve said it simply.

Jason Pierce (via)

this is why I love him so much.

(via going-to-scranton)

[floatnspace]

aww

[augustomhenri]

[trappedbetween2lungs]

lets talk about marceline bass

i mean

  it's a fucking labrys