GET REAL! California State University, Northridge

So. Good. 

calling it, whoever the new iron man is they won’t be straight. marvel’s tryna go for the trifecta.

Nothing makes me more pleased than Marvel making Marvel fanboys angry about genuinely good and interesting comic choices.

whoa…

This is my favorite post of all time. Once you see this there’s no going back. Our government isn’t a government. Its a corporation. Our congressmen aren’t elected officials they are CEOs who buy their way into office.

Remember that time a conservative columnist said it was un-American to let the poors vote because it was like giving house keys to a burglar? HAHAHAHAHAHHAHHA laugh to keep from crying

I reblog this once a year

Don’t let the black and white trick you. The Capitol Crawl was in 1990. This is not ancient history.

disability rights activism in the courts was born largely out of the brown v. board of education case. #whattheydonttellyou

I’ve reblogged this before, I’m sure, but sometimes we need to hear it more than once.

I loved this movie so much. Impossible was my jam.

LOVE THIS MOVIE

I will always reblog this when it is on my dash

and the new cinderella 2015 movie is going to be boring ass oatmeal, when we could have had this again….

BOOM bitches!!

this is important

I’m sorry, what was that about fat people not being able to pole dance????? What was that about fat people not having agility and the strength to do dance moves and shit while fat??? WHAT WAS THAT?

YOU SHOULD PROBABLY ACTUALLY WATCH HER DO IT

She’s an inspiration.

I personally don’t feel this. A pear shape physique is probably way more common in women than the andro or apple shape.

I just don’t understand why you felt the need to comment on this at all. The artist was upset at not seeing their body type (and mine, and many, many other peoples’) being well-represented in the body-positivity movement. Regardless of how common you first speculated, then concluded (without evidence) that pear-shaped bodies are, every single body type should have equal representation in the movement since it is about body-positivity, not about larger bodies which most closely mirror the shapes of thin ones with flat stomachs, toned arms and no rolls or are more easily sexualized because they have larger secondary sex characteristics [You were saying something about feminism?]. These are things to always think about when think about when considering intersectionality/inclusiveness within a movement. Oh yeah, and so is not butting in and talking over the more/most marginalized people within an already oppressed group. Whether or not you “personally feel” the exact type of oppression they are experiencing, it’s still happening and is still important. After all, declaring norms and speaking over people is what facilitated the need for this, and many other movements, in the first place. And declaring that you weren’t trying to be mean, doesn’t mean what you said wasn’t extremely rude and unnecessary.

"I see that you’re very obviously stating that the reason you made this and the reason it’s important to you is because you feel like your body/bodies like yours don’t get much representation in what is the only movement where they have a chance to, but I’m still going to act like I don’t understand and completely disregard everything you’re saying.  I could actually take the time to listen to what is being laid out directly in front of me, but instead I’m going to essentially say that why you find this important is invalid." Just because there is a movement for something it does not mean that we shouldn’t still be striving for diversity within that movement and a wide spectrum of representation.  That is important, that’s the point.

Maysoon Zayid on TEDWomen (x)

this is SO IMPORTANT I AM YELLING

Yes I did reblog this 6 times. Your lucky if this isn’t on your dash everyday.