thechanelmuse:

Gabrielle ageless Union and her daughter, Kaavia.

SN: Bring It On came out 19 years ago. Gab was 28.

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square-enix:

is anyone else just going through life like “yeah i just gotta get past this last difficult week and then it’s smooth sailing from there!” but like… every week

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I wish my friends and I lived in the same place.

I wish I had friends. I feel like if you always have to text them first then they don’t really care about you. do you think that’s true?

vagueenthusiast:

Old Wiggy n ‘Shanks

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vagueenthusiast:

Old Wiggy n ‘Shanks

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bathtimefunduck:

yesterdaysprint:

The New York Times, New York, January 3, 1897

History in a nutshell

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weavemama:

Notable black women and girls dress up as Beyoncè to honor her on her birthday. THIS IS ICONIC!!!!

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anti-capitalistlesbianwitch:

Time Unveiled 12 Stunning Covers Celebrating Game-Changing Women

Above photos:

• Ava DuVernay, the first black woman to direct a film nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture
  
• Mo’ne Davis, the first girl to pitch a shutout and win a game in a Little League World Series
  
• Sylvia Earle, the first female chief scientist of the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
  
• Ellen DeGeneres, the first person to star as an openly gay character on primetime TV
  
• Hillary Rodham Clinton, the first woman to receive a major party’s nomination for President
  
• Ilhan Omar,  the first Somali-Muslim American to become a legislator
  

See more: Time - Firsts: Women Who Are Changing the World

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amyjake:

I always thought it would be funny to kill somebody at a funeral.

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bexhibitionist:

booknerding:

I wonder what Hermione did the whole train ride to Hogwarts while Harry and Ron had the flying car

Probably had the only peace and quiet she’ll ever have for the rest of her life.

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breakfast-people:

Photo credit Thefashionmedley

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more-witches:

noc10:

*parts a bead curtain as i enter the room, carrying a glass of lemonade* 

hey….

nothing you ever read, watch, or participate in will be ideologically pure and without its problems. your quest to consume the most unproblematic material will be, in the end, fruitless. your enjoyment of anything will be sapped away, leaving you a husk starved for media.

 it is okay to enjoy things that have problems to them, so long as you do it critically and with an open mind, and take care to consider others.

*leaves the way i came*

This is possibly the healthiest post I’ve seen on this site

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swagintherain:

Germany went from exporting fascism, to being one of the most inclusive understanding countries in Europe. We have much to learn.

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