♥Louis♥

i’ve never seen anyone else do this, it isn’t even a thing and its so weird but its so cute and so louis

Jeopardy

Review Games

Kickball

no pressure to wear pants in my presence

or any clothes at all really

but it’s up to you

u can be big spoon or little spoon

totally your choice

i’m always ready to make out

aLwaYs

also u don’t even have to buy me things just maybe an ice cream cone every once in a while that’s it 

i’ll let you lick it though

i mean the ice cream cone

Lost in the Margins (9/29/15): A Delaware councilman and a local NAACP are calling for a federal investigation into the death of Jeremy McDole. Police were called out to respond to a report that a man shot himself in a parking lot. When they arrived, they found McDole bleeding in his wheelchair. Multiple officers fired at least 10 shots into Jeremy, claiming his was waving a gun at them menacingly. Witness videos challenged this narrative (warning, the video features very graphic images) however, showing a clearly injured McDole without a gun and struggling with commands. Police begun to revise their account of what occurred. On Monday, they announced finding a gun by his side, instead of in his hands, and have just stopped short of saying “he got what he asked for.”

McDole sits at a unique intersection often ignored in the conversation on police brutality: violence against people who are potentially suffering through a mental illness and those who are a living with a physical disability. He also is one on a growing list of people who the police were originally called out to help, but instead were killed (like James Anderson several days later). These victims of state violence are often the most convenient to label as worthy of lethal force, as many do in fact have a weapon. However, even when police are aware of the potential mental state of these citizens, they do nothing to adjust their approach/tactics. In essence, people like McDole are doubly pathologized, not just for being black but for also being sick. More must be done to uplift the stories of Tanisha Anderson, Janisha Fonville, Lavall Hall, James Anderson, and countless others who have been stolen from us. Rest in Power. We fight for you now too. #staywoke #farfromover

EMERGENCY: my little brother is out in Salt Lake / Salt Lake area . He has been missing since last night around ODDESY CHARTER HOME & we haven’t heard from him, his care providers or the police . If any of my followers living in or around the area PLEASE PLEASE TEXT OR CALL 702-578-0479 OR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IF YOU SEE HIM !!! I really don’t know what mental state he was in when he left but he has self harmed before and I’m really worried bout how he might be right now . Idk if any of you guys live out there or have followers that might but I would super appreciate it if yu guys could at least reblog is this for me so it gets around .

DETAILS : - he’s bout 5'8-5'9 - 17 years old - Tan -no tattoos or piercings -black hair - Brown eyes

PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME OUT . Ahora por mi y mañana por ustedes .