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the doctor and rose favorite moments: the christmas invasion  

1. they don’t respond to what i say, but tell me how hillary is corrupt

2. they don’t respond at all

3. they tell me they chose the lesser of two evils

4. they respond with a meme and then say it wasn’t directed towards me

5. they tell me to take this election lightheartedly

6. they tell me that i’ve “marginalized” all trump supporters

Representation matters.

Daughter: Mom, why are you crying?

Mom: I got to vote for a woman for President.

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Here I was, just eating a cup of applesauce under the 14-year-long assumption that the reason a small infant was able to remember something was because this was a fictional world of magic, but no, now this entirely reasonable and somewhat less terrifying bubble has burst and I’m never going to recapture that innocence. 

17-Year-Old Black Artist Creates Viral Challenge to Draw Black Women in Cartoon Styles

Black Girl Long Hair writes:

By now, you’ve probably noticed a ton of these #stylechallenge photos being shared across social media. The concept is to recreate a self portrait in popular cartoon styles.

The tag was started a week ago by 17-year-old artist Autumn (@beautifulness87 on Instagram). Shortly thereafter, the tag erupted with artists of color displaying their skills.

Not only does this challenge allow many young artists of color to share their work, it also allows us to see blackness in cartoon styles that are not traditionally diverse. Check the #stylechallenge tag for more incredible entries!