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polystoned:

 

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May

sheturnedaroundandwas2men:

Slow monday work looks.

sheturnedaroundandwas2men:

Slow monday work looks.

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May

gallowhill:

Ceremonial and Vacuflex 3, 1971 by Jordi Gómez

gallowhill:

Ceremonial and Vacuflex 3, 1971 by Jordi Gómez

partytillyoubjork:

a poem

(Source: harinef)

superseventies:

Grace Jones in the ‘Blue Water Series’, 1975. Photo by Antonio Lopez.

superseventies:

Grace Jones in the ‘Blue Water Series’, 1975. Photo by Antonio Lopez.

(Source: pinterest.com)

thehystericalsociety:

Boogeymen - part of a series of eerie stereoviews - dated 1923 (Via)

feminishblog:

feministpizza:

queerencia:

kileyrae:thecheekylibertarian:


In 2001, “out of 760 dogs impounded, they killed 713, arranged for 19 to be adopted, and farmed out 36 to other shelters (not necessarily “no kill” ones). As for cats, they impounded 1,211, euthanized 1,198, transferred eight, and found homes for a grand total of five. PETA also took in 58 other companion animals —rabbits. It killed 54 of them.”

As well as their disgusting body shaming, their hyper sexualization and objectification of women’s bodies, their romanticizing of violence against women… HUMAN BEINGS AGAINST PETA.

Let’s not forget their blatant and excessive racism.

fuck yeah humans against petaalso kitty cats against peta

Reblogging in case there is anyone out there who reads my blog and still respects/supports PETA. I remember when I first started Feminish a little over a year ago, I wrote a commentary about the org, and to my surprise, a lot of folks had no idea they were waist deep in this kinda bullshit. (Good thing to bookmark for when folks ask for evidence later.)

feminishblog:

feministpizza:

queerencia:

kileyrae:thecheekylibertarian:

In 2001, “out of 760 dogs impounded, they killed 713, arranged for 19 to be adopted, and farmed out 36 to other shelters (not necessarily “no kill” ones). As for cats, they impounded 1,211, euthanized 1,198, transferred eight, and found homes for a grand total of five. PETA also took in 58 other companion animals —rabbits. It killed 54 of them.”

As well as their disgusting body shaming, their hyper sexualization and objectification of women’s bodies, their romanticizing of violence against womenHUMAN BEINGS AGAINST PETA.

Let’s not forget their blatant and excessive racism.

fuck yeah humans against peta
also kitty cats against peta

Reblogging in case there is anyone out there who reads my blog and still respects/supports PETA. I remember when I first started Feminish a little over a year ago, I wrote a commentary about the org, and to my surprise, a lot of folks had no idea they were waist deep in this kinda bullshit. (Good thing to bookmark for when folks ask for evidence later.)

(Source: estateestate)

edwardspoonhands:

pipud:

ut4ps:

Race matters.

Must reblog.

I am not saying that this is not a huge problem, nor that we shouldn’t fight it, nor that it may, in fact, be the biggest problem with today’s America and a sign of deep, systemic racism, and a kind of division between two different Americas and a desire to keep one of those Americas where it is while promoting the other one. 

BUT

I have no idea what the first statistic means. Let’s break it down. Five times as many whites are using drugs as African Americans. OK, that, at first, sounds like a surprising and damning statistic. White people are apparently INSANE drug users.

Actually, there are 200 million white people in America and 37 million black people in America. So there are 5.4 times more white people than black people. So the /rate/ of drug use is about the same among black and white Americans. That is /not/ surprising, and is a much more accurate and truthful statistic.

This is not to say that I don’t believe the war on drugs has been a terrible thing for minority and poor populations in the US. Yes, it absolutely has, and I believe it should end. There are lots of damning statistics (for example that African Americans represent 12% of the total population of drug users, but 59% of those in state prison for a drug offense (NAACP.)

There are enough shocking truths that we shouldn’t have to make the numbers look worse than they actually are.