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thoughtsof-r

AFRICA IS UNDERPOPULATED.

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The idea that Africans are starving and dying because it’s overpopulated is simply not true. Looking at the natural resources Africa has to offer, this idea doesn’t even make sense. The fact that people still believe this in 2017 is extremely upsetting.

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Africa accounts for 20% of the world’s landmass, yet its population only account for about 16% of the world’s. While Asia accounts for 30% of the world’s land mass, with 60% of the world’s population.

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Europe only has 6% landmass, but almost 10% of the world population. Looking at population density, Africa has an estimate of 90 people per square kilometre, against 250 in Asia, and 190 in Europe. If we’re being real, Europe should be considered the most overpopulated.

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So, tell me why… Africa is constantly bombarded with people from the West pushing the agenda to stop population growth in Africa… if it’s not to take advantage of Africa’s natural resources? I’m just saying.

thoughtsof-r

I mean… Africa IS the richest continent in the world in terms of natural and mineral resources. Africa outsold every continent out there in this department and has been undefeated since forever. The West has been trying for centuries to get rid of Africans, destroying any and everything, for the sole purpose of taking advantage of its riches.

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Let’s not talk about the abundance of fake ass non-profit organizations, the numerous assassinations of presidents funded by the West in order to keep corrupt presidents in power, the continuous looting of the West and debts forced upon Africans.

thoughtsof-r

You know… Some people African countries are still being forced by countries like France to pay colonial taxes? Is that not messed up? But for one dollar a day, eh? But this isn’t just Europeans, the Asians are hopping on this trend as well, subtly but surely.

thoughtsof-r

I don’t want to keep popping up on your dashes, so I’m just going to leave you with this quote from the former president of France, “Without Africa, France will slide down into the rank of a third world.”

This alone says a lot.

lagonegirl

lmao white women always like this

bethanyactually

thenatsdorf

Keanu Thieves (via mushroombirdornaments)

llamasgotoheaven

I love this man

iweon

A very beautiful image of these smiley blackfoot. It seemed everything was alright…

Photograph by Mary T. S. Schaffer in 1907.

tate-iyohiwin

I just love how humanizing this is, it’s the first time I’ve seen us not depicted as the stoic archetype of this period

tsoki

Pictured here are Sampson, Frances Louise, and Leah Beaver who actually were very close friends with the photographer and were regular subjects of her work. It’s amazing what happens when you view us as people rather than museum objects - you capture us as people, as friends, as lovers, as parents rather than the stoic image of genocide and colonialism in-progress.

If you’re interested in learning more about female photographers and how they aided in representing native peoples through positive representation and ethical photography, I would suggest reading “Trading Gazes.” Mary T.S. Schaffer and other influential female photographers, and friends, of native peoples are given some much-needed recognition in this book while also discussing the white woman’s place in our genocide and colonization.

enjoy-the-life-baby

Me

hannahvardit

that take-out is going to be freezing by the time it gets home.

americanninjax-deactivated20191

I still think about this comic all the time.

c-ptsdofficial

“people with mental illnesses are never abusive”

“people with mental illnesses are always abusive”

“people with mental illnesses are not inherently abusive, but can be abusive just like everyone else”

gothhabiba

I hate the way that a lot of gay men talk about women lmfao I really do

gothhabiba

like “I don’t do chicks” “I don’t like pussy” ok so why can’t you just say that you’re not into women & go.. why do you have to objectify &, yes, sexualise us, in order to say that you’re not sexually / romantically interested in us……………… it’s almost like you can still view women as sexual objects even if you’re not interested in actually fucking them. just sexual objects that have no use to you

gothhabiba

& this (+ gay men trying to pressure women into physical contact they’re not comfortable with, gay men sexually assaulting women / grabbing their breasts etc. but it’s fine & funny bc they’re gay! or gay men being just blatantly textbook misogynistic but haha see above) really just showcases to me how misogyny does not somehow magically arise from uncontrollable desire, like a lot of ppl claim to try to make excuses for straight men.

black-to-the-bones-deactivated2

You know , Serena Williams is truly an inspiration to me. After all this hatred and racism she faced online , she’s still a beautiful, successful, black woman, who is always smiling. She is an epitome of black excellence. The best role model for our little black girls, who are getting bullied and treated like nothing. She shows us that everything is possible if you work hard and love yourself.

transhuman-priestess

Honestly as much as I love the enthusiasm people are showing to beat up Nazis I can’t help but be irked at how people are perpetuating the historical fiction that America was the most vehement opponent of Nazism.

America only opposed the Nazis because Britain did. Britain only did because they viewed national boundaries as of divine import. Churchill liked Hitler until he started invading other countries. Pro-Nazi rallies were held across this nation, including at Madison Square Garden. Hitler directly praised American efforts at state-sponsored eugenics and treatment of Native Americans.

Stop playing Captain America. It really is a fluke of history that the United States sided against the Nazis. This election is not in defiance of American political culture, it is a fulfillment of it.

sailanthresh

Same goes for Canada, who had the highest percapita NSDAP membership after Germany until we were literally at war with them and it was illegal.

transhuman-priestess

See, I didn’t know that either.

Erasing history is how you ensure its repetition.

twodotsknowwhy

The United States turned back a boat full of Jews fleeing Europe. Many of the people on the boat ended up in camps and died. FDR refused to bomb the train tracks to Auschewitz. The United States likes to pretend that they were the good guys in that war and they l were fighting the Nazis because they valued the dignity of the lives the Nazis were murdering but that’s just not true. Saving the Jews and Rromanis was just a PR stunt.

maggiemerc

The ship in question was the MS St. Louis. America by that point had a good understanding of what Jews in Germany were facing, but FDR refused entrance at the behest of his Secretary of State, Cordell Hull.

Hull and many of his pals, including future Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and his brother, future CIA founder, Allen Dulles, absolutely knew what was happening to Jews in Nazi held territories and went out of their way to downplay, and in some cases cover up, those facts.

After the war the Dulles brothers, at the behest of their former clients on Wall Street, would go out of their way to prop up German businessmen and German businesses, often while covering up known crimes committed by those men and their companies during the war.

Some, like Volkswagen, survived relatively intact.

But one company had to undergo some fancy name changes post war. See IG Farben was, pre-WW2, the largest chemical and pharmaceutical company in the world. But being a German company it collaborated heavily off the new regime and gleefully took advantage of the opportunities the Nazis provided, such as a free workforce and test subjects.

Post war it was clear IG Farben had to be dismantled. Its board members were all put on trial by the West and most had their sentences commuted. Many spending little, if any time, in anything resembling a jail. They also weren’t forbidden from taking new jobs or forming new companies.

So the Dulles brothers set aside the considerable assets of much of IG Farben and by 48 their Nazi friends were off the hook and ready to start a new company.

You’ve probably heard of it. Especially if you take aspirin.

spockoandjimjim

let’s not forget too, captain america was created by jews. jewish creators who were terrified and worried about what was happening in europe. They got hate and death threats for encouraging a US entrance into WWII. Captain America is and was a radical jewish invention

thalescircles

“Erasing history is how you ensure its repetition.”

allthecanadianpolitics

Instead of the iconic prints and carvings usually associated with Inuit art, these artists are creating modern wearables as fitting on the tundra as they are on the runway.

Ashevak. Pootoogook. Ashoona. These household names have come to define what most people picture when they think of Inuit art. Bold block prints and whimsical watercolours; elegant carvings of bone, soapstone or granite; all representing the stories, landscapes and people of their time. And while these disciplines remain active and evolving today, there is also a new wave of Inuit artists who are doing something different. Instead of the iconic prints and carvings most often associated with Inuit art, these artists are creating trendy, modern jewelry and clothing — wearables that are as fitting on the tundra as they are on the runway.

What remains the same is their intent and inspiration, as each artist keeps up with the tradition of capturing their culture and life with art. With Nunavut Day having just passed this Sunday, we’re showcasing three up-and-coming Nunavut designers who aren’t just contributing to the territory’s art scene — they’re discovering new ways to represent Inuit culture.