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 Danielle. College Junior. Florida. 20. Positivity. Social Justice.
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This explains my life at the moment....

ev·o·lu·tion:
a process of gradual, peaceful, progressive change or development into a higher complexity

this is my perception of life.

forsciencejohn:

love-megz:

annetdonahue:

The importance of consent: a narrative.

I will forever reblog this gifset.

look at how badass she is though i mean some of it gets on her too and doesn’t even give a fuck

(via nothingseverbroken)

Campus Pride: College Students: Register for Camp Pride LGBTQIA Summer Leadership Camp!

campuspride:

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Want to spend a week with 70+ LGBTQIA college students developing your leadership skills and social justice toolkit to make change on your campus? Attend the 7th annual Camp Pride summer leadership camp from July 16 to July 21, 2013 at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN!  THIS IS AN AWESOME EXPERIENCE! I went last summer and it was the best week of my life…legit. I’ll be there this summer and you should too! 

THIS IS AN AWESOME EXPERIENCE! I went last summer and it was the best week of my life…legit. I’ll be there this summer and you should too! 

Femme is, in part, about femme friendships. Femmes are people who see another feminine person and purposefully ignore the culturally prescribed girl hate and learn to say, ”God, you are beautiful and I want to be your friend,” rather than, “She’s so much prettier than me, I hate her.” My femme friendships are a mutual celebration of our brilliance, beauty, strength, power, heart and soul. Ultimately feminist, we heal through loving each other in a world that teaches us to mistrust each other.Melissa Heckman, Body Image: I’m a Femme (via rippedvanwinkle)

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Perks of being a sociology major. Quality textbooks :)

Perks of being a sociology major. Quality textbooks :)

lesbihonest.

My iphone autocorrected ‘vegetarian’ to ‘vagatarian’. wut you know bout my life apple?

18-15n-77-30w:

18° 15’ N, 77° 30’ W
Nikon D3000  |    f/5  |   1/125th
Yo.

Hi guise. 

Selfies time. <3

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Ready to party into 2013!

Ready to party into 2013!

Canon EOS 60D  |    f/8  |   1/40th
notime4yourshit:

navigatethestream:

blackraincloud:

provocatoria:

You know, I follow a decent number of white queer/feminist folks that rave about white queers, the white subjects of human interest stories and other white celebrities transgressing gender norms.It’s reblogged and reposted and lauded as a phenomenal step toward gender equity.
But.
Why haven’t I seen this yet? Maybe it’s because Kanye is the center of a genre of music that they blame for all misogyny on the face of the planet? Could it be that he’s a black man and that black men are blamed for violent sexism while we give white dude artists a pass and glorify them when they decide to be decent human beings?
Hm. The racism doesn’t just show itself in what is said, but what isn’t said too.

Whaaaat? Kanye as a serious, influential, complex, public figure????? Pshhh. Please.
Kanye West is just an ongoing joke for nonblack people. He’s a living meme with no internal life except for that which one can make jokes about. see: the entirety of Aziz Ansari’s career.

white queerdom is always late to the party when it comes to gender bending in non-white contexts. and when they do catch on its usually to say “oh see deh brown pplz r homophobic cuz one dude wore a skirt and there wuz problems”. like the time Saul Williams wore a skirt to a concert at Morehouse, his alma matter, and was promptly escorted off the campus for violating their dress code policy.
the ONLY things i heard from white queerdom on the issue were severely anti-black and swimming in the whiteness of “why didn’t the black people like Saul’s skirt?” and nothing else 
wake up white queers, y’all are not the arbitors of queerness or genderbending, nor is your shit wholly original 100% of the time

The Bolded, son. The Bolded.

notime4yourshit:

navigatethestream:

blackraincloud:

provocatoria:

You know, I follow a decent number of white queer/feminist folks that rave about white queers, the white subjects of human interest stories and other white celebrities transgressing gender norms.It’s reblogged and reposted and lauded as a phenomenal step toward gender equity.

But.

Why haven’t I seen this yet? Maybe it’s because Kanye is the center of a genre of music that they blame for all misogyny on the face of the planet? Could it be that he’s a black man and that black men are blamed for violent sexism while we give white dude artists a pass and glorify them when they decide to be decent human beings?

Hm. The racism doesn’t just show itself in what is said, but what isn’t said too.

Whaaaat? Kanye as a serious, influential, complex, public figure????? Pshhh. Please.

Kanye West is just an ongoing joke for nonblack people. He’s a living meme with no internal life except for that which one can make jokes about. see: the entirety of Aziz Ansari’s career.

white queerdom is always late to the party when it comes to gender bending in non-white contexts. and when they do catch on its usually to say “oh see deh brown pplz r homophobic cuz one dude wore a skirt and there wuz problems”. like the time Saul Williams wore a skirt to a concert at Morehouse, his alma matter, and was promptly escorted off the campus for violating their dress code policy.

the ONLY things i heard from white queerdom on the issue were severely anti-black and swimming in the whiteness of “why didn’t the black people like Saul’s skirt?” and nothing else 

wake up white queers, y’all are not the arbitors of queerness or genderbending, nor is your shit wholly original 100% of the time

The Bolded, son. The Bolded.

(Source: sonofbaldwin, via mylifeissoincrediblyawkward)