A PHOTO

whitepeopletwitter:

That sounded expensive

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A TEXT POST

feminismandhappiness:

chessys:

the phrase daddy issues makes me so mad like no this isnt some ‘issue’ we have its a system of neglect and emotional incompetence thats excused and encouraged in men and then somehow reflects badly on young girls for being lost and im so mad

The man fails as a father and we laugh at the neglected girl

A TEXT POST

The two emotions I always feel when someone calls me sir

1. Pride because I must look extra day today

2. Anxiety for that inevitable awkward exchange

A VIDEO

lethalexa:

i needed preparation for this scene alone

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A TEXT POST

cishetsarentopressed:

kd2900:

Have you ever heard someone say something SO straight that you can’t even process it right away? Like it’s not homophobic or ignorant or anything its just SO straight that you have to sit there for a few minutes silently because your queer brain can’t even process it?

fuck that’s valid

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Lies! I’m the only one with feelings!

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A TEXT POST

snoia:

u kno when u hav many thing to do so u lay on the floor for long time

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A TEXT POST

definitelywicked:

deadhoods:

big wlw mood: when you remember another woman who you just “””””””””admired””””””””” a lot as a kid for “””””””””some reason”””””””””

“She’s just a REALLY GOOD teacher”

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A TEXT POST

siobhanblank:

Ppl act like preventing the spread of hateful ideology is a slippery slope to obscene restrictions on free speech, but don’t see the spread of hateful ideology as a slippery slope toward…ppl embracing hateful ideology

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lesbianherstorian:

sylvia rivera, marsha p. johnson, jane vercaine, barbara deming, kady van deurs, and carol grosberg at a new york city hall demonstration for “intro 475″, the gay rights bill that would have included sexual orientation in new york’s human rights law. photographed by diana davies, april 1973

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A QUOTE

My feminism has nothing to do with men. It is not defined as “equality for all genders”. It isn’t even about equality. I don’t want to be equal with men because I don’t like or want this patriarchy men have. My feminism is about liberation for all women, and an end of the oppression of all women, including women of color, immigrants, lesbians, and trans women. It is about equity- doing what is necessary to ensure everyone has a quality standard of life, has their human rights respected, and is free from oppression. I am not into definitions of feminism that are aimed at making feminism appear non-threatening to men. It IS threatening to them, and it should be.

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feedmyaddictionnow:

nuppababii:

Exactly.

What the fuck

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