[noamchimpsky]

anyone else having a…hmm. what’s the word? Really Shit Time? 

[ozten-deactivated20171022]

friend: hey how are you

me after a month of anxiety so bad I can’t eat sleep or unclench my jaw: 

[catchymemes]

Vestrahorn, Iceland. Sauce: https://www.instagram.com/everchanginghorizon/

[kushandwizdom]

Add more value to your existence.

[frankocean]

me&mom 🤩

[tinderventure]

This made me smile and I hope the same for her

[santanabellas]

i usually don’t do these colors but the weather is getting better so why not pop off one time for the set (at San Francisco, California)

[santanabellas]

shot by @h0ax

[fyxan-deactivated20180801]

men’s loyalty to violence is disturbing.  when women want a life free of abuse, assault, threat, & coercion, men’s first suggestion is “learn to fight back. learn to defend yourself”.  i don’t want my life to be a fight.  i don’t want to “prove myself” through inflicting pain & fear.  i don’t find violence and physical conflict fulfilling or self-actualising.   they’re exhausting & dehumanizing

[statefairdairyprincess]

Tea only

[neverthere12345]

[porcelainapparition]

[memehumor]

[curlsandstems]

Lemme bless y’all with this video

[20cheeseomelette]

[whitegirlsaintshit]

[trashboat]

why is he sitting like a 14th century monarch

[chipotlebear]

Some people are too good for this world

[batfamcreys]

[gailsimone]

These pages have been going around a lot lately. It;s from a story I wrote for Wonder Woman’s 75th Anniversary Special, and I am reblogging to make sure that the artist/co-creator, Colleen Doran, gets proper credit for making Star-Blossom so adorable! :)

[tethmos-deactivated20180313]

This cured my depression

[nokiabae]

The best thing coming out of Black Panther is the renewed calls for the release of jailed Black Panther members who’ve been incarcerated for decades. The FBI’s terrorism unit had labeled them “black identity extremists”, claiming that activists fighting police brutality posed a violent threat. 

[queeranarchism]

An incomplete list of Black Liberation political prisoners (Black Panthers and other groups) still inside:

Joe Joe Bowen, born 1946, in prison since 1971

Veronza Bowers, born 1946, in prison since 1973

Sundiata Acoli, born 1937, in prison since 1969

Chip Fitzgerald, born 1949, in prison since 1970, denied parole 17 times.

Fred Burton, born 1946, in prison since 1970

Mumia Abu-Jamal, born 1954, in prison since 1982

Ruchell Magee, born 1939, in prison since 1963,

Ronald Reed, born 1950, in prison since 1970,

Jamil Al-Amin, born 1943, in and out of prison from the 1970s to the 1990s on a series of suspicious charges, currently incarcerated

Rev. Joy Powell, born 1962, in prison since 2006, eligible for parole in 2045

Freddie Hilton, born 1953, in prison since 2002

Robert Hayes, born 1948, in prison since 1973

Russell Maroon Shoates, born 1943, in prison since 1972, held in solitary confinement for 22 years

[blurred-nature]

these people are literally heroes. they organized a breakfast program for poor kids, hosted rent strikes, applied pressure to landlords to do their jobs cleaning up apartments. there’s even one story where two of these guys drove out to a person’s house and brought their baby to the hospital to get a cockroach removed from her ear.

these are heroes who demanded freedom for oppressed peoples and actively worked toward creating a more free world.

and so they were accused of crimes they didn’t commit, thrown in jail, and left to rot where they’d be sure never to feed a hungry kid or refill an abandoned community pool ever again.