Here We Go

I believe weed is a gateway drug to some extent, I would never deny that. And I do see where she is coming from, but I don’t think people who strictly smoke weed now will want to try other drugs just because weed is legalized. They’ll probably just smoke more weed lol

This is how life is on the street daily. There is no such thing as loyalty, respect, friends and brotherhood. If you stand between someone and something they desire then you are disposed of. This guy right here….All he did was walk down the street and look at somebody the wrong way. The look on your face is enough to lose your life. Life is unforgiving here, This place isn’t safe and only the tough survive to live til tomorrow. 

God bless you

I’m getting back into swimming:) I joined the local swim team and start tomorrow!!! 

- Destroy racism be like a panda -

New York City-based actress Shoshana Roberts filmed a video showing what it’s like to walk through the streets as a woman. The video made in collaboration with the anti-harassment organization HollaBack! racked up millions of views in just 24 hours and sparked a heated debate about street harassment. Since then, Roberts and HollaBack! have received a host of death and rape threats which have been passed along to local authorities. Where do you draw the line between “compliments” and harassment? Read more via The Wall Street Journal.

"Going Home," is a short film by Vikas Bahl that challenges viewers to visualize a world where ALL women can feel safe in the company of unknown men. Is this possible in the real world? The film focuses on a young woman who stumbles upon a group of men after her car breaks down late at night. Starring Alia Bhatt, a rising actress in India’s film industry, the video was posted to YouTube last week and has since gone viral with more than 2 million views.

WRITING REFLECTIONS IS NOT FUN WHEN YOU HAVE TO READ ALL OF THE ARTICLES AGAIN BECAUSE YOU CAN’T REMEMBER ANYTHING ABOUT WHAT YOU HAVE TO WRITE ABOUT. who’s with me??

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