The Beginnings

18 Mar 2013
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Watch til the end.

17 Mar 2013
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“I learned the hard way that I cannot always count on others to respect my feelings, even if I respect theirs. Being a good person doesn’t guarantee that others will be good people, too. You only have control over yourself and how you choose to be as a person. As for others, you can only choose to accept them or walk away.
Oh yes, the past can hurt. But the way I see it, you can either run from it or learn from it.”

— Rafiki - The Lion King (via redsurrealmind)

Serving up some Disney Realness

17 Mar 2013
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So yeah...so: foxmccloud: serious post time you have never been killed for being...

foxmccloud:

serious post time

you have never been killed for being straight

you have never been beaten up for being straight

you have never been kicked out of your house for being straight

you have never told you are just going through a phase for being straight

you have never had to…

16 Mar 2013
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stochasticitys-sis:

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lieutenantker:

WWII Facebook Style

I love these so much you don’t even know

greatest history lesson ever created

I LULED SO HARD

I need this on my blog.

Oh. My. God. I have learned so much…..this is so sad…

This should NOT have been a better learning tool than my history classes in school…

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14 Mar 2013
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Love

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10 Mar 2013
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“White women and black men have it both ways. They can act as oppressor or be oppressed. Black men may be victimized by racism, but sexism allows them to act as exploiters and oppressors of women. White women may be victimized by sexism, but racism enabled them to act as exploiters and oppressors of black people. Both groups have led liberation movements that favor their interests and support the continued oppression of other groups. Black male sexism has undermined struggles to eradicate racism just as white female racism undermines feminist struggle. As long as these two groups or any group defines liberation as gaining social equality with ruling class white men, they have a vested interest in the continued exploitation and oppression of others.”

— bell hooks, Feminist Theory: From margin to center (via orindamoraga)

Food for thought…