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Because we live in a shitty, superficial, image-obsessed world, and no area of our life is safe from the cult of normative ‘beauty’, not even our kids’ toys. Why the need to sex up My Little Pony, fer Christ’s sake?!? The one on the left at least bears some passing resemblance to the vague shape of a real frickin’ pony. The one on the right looks like fucking Paris Hilton.
are you out of your mind
are you out of your mind
ಠ_ಠ
Oh lord. Even I can’t take this seriously. (although I’m all about the 80s ponies!)
okay I get what you’re trying to say but
the one on the left looks about as pony-like as shaun the sheepapplejack, what did they do to you?!
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still from Mad Love (1995)
a Drewseum original scan
Favorite manic pixie!
(Source: manolyafikri)
arrested development keep on thriving’
(via tuesdayblouse)
"So if you – the oppressed – hurt someone’s feelings, you’re just like the oppressor, right? Wrong. Oppression is not about hurt feelings. It is about the rights and opportunities that are not afforded to you because you belong to a certain group of people. When you use a racist slur you imply that non-whiteness is a bad thing, and thus publicly reinforce a system that denies POC the rights and opportunities of white people. Calling a white person a racist fuckhead doesn’t do any of that. Yes, it’s not very nice. And how effective it is as a tactic is definitely up for debate (that’s a whole other blog post). But it’s not oppression."
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» The Revolution Will Not Be Polite: The Issue of Nice versus Good Social Justice League (via mmmajestic)
Hell yes!
(via mala-v)
"Women of color need to develop intellectually. While we need not be ashamed of not having certain educational skills, we need to assume responsibility for urging and helping one another combine organizational. practical skills with intellectual expertise. We need to examine why there are so few images of intellectual women who are non-white. Those of us who are educated, who hold advanced degrees, need to examine why we devalue intellectual activity. Women of color and all women from non-privileged backgrounds who are well-educated, who understand the value of intellectual development, the extent to which it strengthens any oppressed person who is seeking self-recovery and radical political change, must share their awareness with all women."
— bell hooks (via wretchedoftheearth)
New thing, new thing!
Movie Mimicking is when ordinary folks mimic a movie scene in a photo. The guy who started it, Allen Fuqua, says it’s “how [he] combines his love of film and travel.”
Try it!
TIP: Use a movie location scouting site to find out where movies were shot.
Movie Mimicking, Photos of Movie Reenactments
via Nerdcore
racism mid-west style
sometimes I wanna kick racism in the damn face!!
(Source: remediosthebeauty)
