Reblogged from
luther-bbc,
Posted by
lifesuckswearahat.
Reblogged from
divinethefuture,
Posted by
flawedpirate.
"A POC hurt your feelings? A woman hurt your feelings? A member of the LGBTQ community hurt your feelings? What do you want a tissue and a cookie? If your biggest concern is that someone hurt your feelings I think you’ll be okay. Someone challenging your reality isn’t a threat to your very survival."
Eclectic Spectrum
(Source: eclecticspectrum)
"Here’s how I see “Not everyone is racist”:
If you’re walking down the street and you see someone kicking a child on the ground…
…and you don’t do anything - you don’t call for the police, you don’t yell for help, you don’t even try to get involved or distract the assailant…
You may not be a child abuser, but what does it say about you and your willingness to enable it? What does it say about you?
What if it’s a busy street AND NO ONE AT ALL does anything? What does it say about everyone there?
Systemic oppression is that- you don’t have to throw the slur, assault the person, be the one to deny promotion, education, loans or healthcare - you just have to be ok with someone else doing it and unwilling to do anything to stop it."
bankuei via the bad dominicana:
Reblogged from
frenchvocabulary,
Posted by
frenchvocabulary.
Reblogged from
frenchvocabulary,
Posted by
frenchvocabulary.
Reblogged from
softerworld,
Posted by
softerworld.
"I wish we said “fancy” in America. As in, “I fancy you.” It’s such a more agreeable term than “I have a crush on you.” What’s a crush? Like, I AM A BOA CONSTRICTOR AND I AM GOING TO IMMOBILIZE YOU WITH MY MISPLACED AND OBSESSIVE AFFECTION. “I fancy you” is like, you’re so shiny and glittery and I just want to put you on a shelf and look at you for a while ‘cause you’re fancy."
(via noseriouslyfuckyou)
(Source: aimmyarrowshigh)
Reblogged from
yayfeminism,
Posted by
in0thernews.
