odinsblog:

The Military Industrial Complex is now run by white women.

justsomeantifas:

these corporations that are fucking destroying the earth environmentally aren’t ignorant to what they’re doing, they’re not stupid. they just want us to fucking die.

currently theres a climate change lawsuit and exxon mobile who has been playing like it’s ignorant of climate change and really not doing anything bad 

they’re being forced to turn over its documental knowledge of just how badly they were fucking over the planet because the truth is finally coming out.

Though I hardly fucking doubt just taking Exxon’s money in a lawsuit will do anything. Taking these corporations money doesn’t stop them from continuing to destroy the fucking planet

but for some reason lawmakers keep on pretending like these huge multi-billion dollar companies are really going to be frightened by some lawsuit when it’s quite literally cheaper for them to pay lawsuit cash than pay for their destruction of the earth

hayaomiyazaki:

Happy birthday, William Sherlock Scott Holmes (b. 6 January 1854) 🕵

juluia:

Sleepy labs

here’s all the gang! 

snookolive:

Haku, listen. I just remembered something from a long time ago, I think it may help you. Once, when I was little, I dropped my shoe into a river. When I tried to get it back I fell in. I thought I’d drown but the water carried me to shore. It finally came back to me. The river’s name was the Kohaku river. I think that was you

dhaarunispeaks:

• “The Silence: The Legacy of Childhood Trauma” by Junot Díaz in The New Yorker
• “The Rage of the Incels” by Jia Tolentino in The New Yorker
• “One Year of #MeToo: A Younger Generation’s Remedy for Rage” by Amanda Petrusich in The New Yorker
• “Unheard Grief, Unmovable Men: How an Old Mexican Folktale Speaks to Our Pain Today” by John Paul Brammer in Catapult
• “How Fairy Tales Teach Us to Love the Unknowable” by Cate Frick in Catapult
• “I Used to Insist I Didn’t Get Angry. Not Anymore” by Leslie Jamison in The New York Times Magazine
• “Gillian Flynn Peers Into the Dark Side of Femininity” by Lauren Oyer in The New York Times Magazine
• “Is Television Ready for Angry Women?” by Sophie Gilbert in The Atlantic
• “Do Beyoncé Fans Have to Forgive Jay-Z?” by Hannah Giorgis in The Atlantic
• “How Famous Women Clean Up After Men” by Soraya Roberts in Longreads
• “The Miracle of the Mundane” by Heather Havrilesky in LongReads
  
• “Sharp Objects Finale Recap: Don’t Tell Mama” by Angelica Jade Bastien in Vulture
  
• In Conversation: Kathleen Turner in Vulture
  
• “Why 536 was the worst year to be alive” by Ann Gibbons in Science Magazine
• “When Priyanka Met Nick: A Love Story” by Abby Aguirre in Vogue
• “The Female Price of Male Pleasure” by Lili Loofbourow in The Week
• “We Need to Start Taking Young Women’s Love Stories Seriously” by Marian Crotty in Electric Literature
• “Female Agency in Movies” by Kellie Herson in The Outline
• “Mourning for the Void” by Hazel Cills in Jezebel
• “Cracked Fairy Tales and the Holocaust” by Sabrina Orah Mark in The Paris Review
• “How to Be Pretty On TV” by Elisa Gabbert in LitHub
• “Your American Dream Baby” by Vivian Zhu on her personal blog
  
• “We Prioritize Boys’ Suffering At Girls’ Expense” by Shannon Keating in BuzzFeed
• “You Owe Me An Apology” by Brittany Packnett in Elle
• “Why is our quest for validation online becoming so desperate?” by Emily Reynolds in HuckMag

birogues:

i haven’t seen anything on my dash about it so

today is the anniversary of the Wounded Knee Massacre (Dec 29, 1890). The United States in cold blood murdered Lakota men, women, and children. Slaughtered them and have the nerve to call it a “battle” as if there was any fighting done in return. 

Today native people still struggle against the effects of cultural and physical genocide. Our voices are often smothered by others but we are still strong. And we never forget. 

The Truth About the Wounded Knee Massacre (IndianCountryToday)

Lakota accounts of the Massacre at Wounded Knee (PBS)

There are also many native people posting memorials and thoughts on Twitter. 

cheese-pizza:

imransuleiman:

1985: National Geo make millions from ‘Afghan Girl’ portrait

2016: Still has the status of a refugee and may spend 14 years in jail because of her papers

I fucking hate this picture and everything it represents. Steve McCurry made millions off of this picture and its what launched his photojournalism career into the spotlight. While the woman in this picture got absolutely NOTHING and lived an awful and horrific existence. And calling her “Afghan Girl” is so disrespectful. Her name is Sharbat Gula and her life could have been made 1000X easier had McCurry shared his wealth with her - or even if he couldn’t find her, to share it with of refugees who he exploited. And honestly the idea of a white man going into wartorn nations (that are that way bc of american imperialism) to take pictures of refugees to profit off of their pain and trauma is gross  

toshio:

me @ any and every cat in existence: