satyacake

future daughter brow inspo

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varietyinblack:

“J’Aime la Couleur (I Like Color)”

Painting, 2005

Chéri Samba

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If you have exclusively white friends

provocatoria:

I don’t trust your ass, on principle. Too many white queer/leftist/feminist folks running around here talking about how they’re anti-racism but their hangouts look like a klan meeting. Hard pass. 

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"My whole body was a suppressed scream."

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ramiblag:

Two Palestinian schoolgirls going to school THROUGH the
“Israeli” Apartheid Wall.

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“Wu tang is for everybody”

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but its lauren velez tho…

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a selfie a day keeps the trivialization of femme identity away

nezua:

lets do brunch

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So much of mainstream rhetoric (and i do mean rhetoric) around “healing depression” is atrociously classist, racist, and reifying of the stigmatization and ableism with which chronic sufferers contend daily. Many people who are cash-poor, black/brown, immigrant, physically disabled, queer, or of trans* experience navigate depression situated in lives for whom much of the standard recommendations for recovery are not accessible. Until more of the mental health care available to us is informed by/tailored around our lived realities of depression and how mental health is inherently a function of our experiences under white supremacy, capitalism, homophobia, cissexism, patriarchy and imperialism we will continue to perish under the prescriptions.

hoelita:

imagine your house being haunted so you hire a medicine woman, and she’s just going around your house burning sage and chanting “no new friends”

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