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IKER - “En la Tuya o en la Mía” Promo

“Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a woman’s world. When its women show their vulnerability, it’s not strictly because they’re women. They’re vulnerable because they’re human, just as any of Nine-Nine’s male characters are. The women aren’t portrayed as being in petty competition with one another or absorbed by romantic pursuits. And they’re rewarded for their endeavors based on merit rather than gender. It might not be the same way if you walked into your local police precinct, but if nothing else, shouldn’t a successful television sitcom be able to idealize a more equal world for us? After all, when you take tacky gender-specific jokes out of the equation, you make room for some really smart, thoughtful humor to shine. And that’s exactly what Brooklyn Nine-Nine does, which poses the question: wouldn’t it be nice if more of our pop culture wasn’t preoccupied with the differences between men and women, and just let everyone be people instead?”

marchesa notte // fall 2015 rtw

“Starry Night over the Rhone” by Vincent van Gogh (1888) // La Seine, Paris  photographed by lovesucks´ (2015)

LMFAOOOOOO NOOOO HE THOUGHT IT WAS A GUN

*considers what is in the souls of most men* *nvm*