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Nothing to add to this.
Aleppo hasn’t always been a war zone.
this guy thought the bear had been swept away for a second and im dying at his reaction because that’s 100% how i would react
i love this so much
appropriation vs. appreciation (note the depth and length of the captions)

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Laverne Cox for LADYGUNN
‘My Hijab Has Nothing To Do With Oppression. It’s A Feminist Statement’
Not all Muslim women cover their bodies. Not all Muslim women who do are forced to do so. Like freelance writer Hanna Yusuf, who chooses to wear a hijab in a daily act of feminism. In a new video for The Guardian, Yusuf challenges stereotypes by setting out to reclaim the choice to wear a hijab as “a feminist statement.”
For more on on how the hijab helps women reclaim their bodies watch the full video here.
“To try and attain the unattainable”*
I am not Muslim but I am so glad to see this because honestly I had never ever thought about it this way, I feel like I’ve been so ignorant, my eyes and mind have been opened
funny thing about talking about capitalism/communism is if you don’t explicitly say ‘capitalism’ or ‘communism’ and take out the marxist jargon people will agree with you 90% of the time
Just last night I got my amazingly conservative air marshal cousin to talk about how we need to break up the banks. Its amazing how anticapitalist people can get when you start from where they are and don’t use the phrases they’ve been trained to reject
It’s seriously ingrained in people to reject radical ideas without even examining them.
in the 1980s, in a survey, 50% of people thought the phrase “from each according to their ability, to each according to their need” was in the Constitution

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Watch: Terry Crews has some brilliant points about feminism — including an apt parallel to Civil Rights.
Thank you for hitting all those nail Terry
You can tell he’s really been doing self-reflection in addition to research from how he frames his answer.
Terry is my manspo, truly Like…my man has been doing work.
Terry and the Rock are two men who have really talked about their personals struggles and growth. I’m here for it.
Nothing more attractive than a person who tells the truth, acknowledges their mistakes and grows from them.
The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness.
John Muir (via purplebuddhaproject)
Watch: Father of fallen soldier Khizr Khan offers to lend Donald Trump his copy of the Constitution

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Zootopia (2016) dir. Byron Howard and Rich Moore
It is so important to me that a kids movie had this conversation in it
This movie gave an entire generation of children a script for how to handle this issue. It showed marginalized kids that it’s okay to call people out, and gave them a script for how to do so firmly but with compassion
It also gave privileged kids a script for how to respond to being called out– which is to listen, have compassion, apologize, and never do the problematic thing again
It also managed to convey this to all the adults who brought their kids to the movies, and all the rest of us who just went because we wanted to
This scene is so important to me
Caption this please?
Guy with gun: this is a robbery! Guy in car: oh shit *picks up a violin and starts playing a sad song* Guy with gun: the fuck are you doing? Guy in car: I’m sad as hell.