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lightspeedsound:

love it

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So to the students at Dartmouth—and to the rest of us involved in protest politics—when “allies” chastise you for choosing a too public venue for protest, or for behaving in a manner they call obnoxious or (that favorite slur of the moderate) alienating, remember that being courteous and being effective aren’t necessarily compatible. You know what’s a graver sin than being rude? Not using every tool at your disposal to fight for what’s right.

meamaximacupla:

My favorite poet right now </3 breaks my heart with his words and i enjoy every minute of it. 

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anticapitalist:

cartoonpolitics:

a little optimism (and a lot of privilege) and maybe you too can live the ‘American Dream’ 

if only this graph were to scale.

In reality, the rich white Capitalist dude would have a cup that is about 1,300x the size of the cup of the woman.

phroyd:

The BEST Billboard!

Phroyd

Lorser Feitelson - Genesis #2 [1934] by Gandalf’s Gallery 

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newsweek:

There are more African-Americans on probation, parole, or in prison today than were slaves in 1850. It is not a crisis of crime, it is a crisis of people being left behind. For this week’s Newsweek, President Obama’s former spiritual advisor, Joshua DuBois, writes, ‘The Fight for Black Men.’ 

“If we’re honest,” DuBois writes, “we’ll have to admit that when one single group of people is conspicuously left behind, it never bodes well for society as a whole. In many ways, black men in America are a walking gut check; we learn from them a lot about ourselves, how far we’ve really come as a country, and how much further we have to go.”

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oinonio:

str8nochaser:

A time of celestial strength approaches. 

Solstice & Perigee are nigh!

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Hreinn Fridfinnsson - Attending, 1973

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animal-e:

PLEASE HELP US!!!!!! REBLOG THIS!!!!

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heptagram:

Flooding in Uttarakhand, India The top photo is one I took literally days ago. After having gone south the next day, I saw the bottom one on the news.

The feeling of having unknowingly escaped death is the second eeriest feeling I’ve ever felt. The first is the the sensation that several places you stayed in don’t exist anymore.

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