Non-Americans: okay

Non-Americans: hey greece is basically on fire, 150 people are wounded, 53 are killed and our nature is being destroyed. we’re suspecting arson. can you please reblog some posts and help spread awareness?

This fucking site:

The deaths are officially at 79 by the most recent official announcement. Places like Mati, Kineta, Chania, Neos Boutsas and more are being burned to the core.

Minimum help is being given by neighboring countries. Officially 2 aircrafts from Italy and 2 from Cuprus whipe some are expected from Romania, Hungary, Spain.

There are abouy 31 people registred as missing in a web site while that doesnt mean those are all the people missing.

If you know people you know or suspect are missing call 199, the fire department.

If you are looking for someone missing don’t call hospitals, call 199, the fire department.

People got burned alive in their cars, in their homes.

Cars are literally melted by the fires.

The victims include children, thankfully the ones that survived are shocked, of course, but safe and in the hospital. The number of kids in the hospital ‘Παίδον’ (Pedon) in Athens is 11; 12 exited yesterday, and the kids left are expected to leave today.

The suspicion of the fires falls on arson. It something that Greece has suffered from a lot throughout the years. Yet we are never prepared for most of our problems whether it has to do with natural causes or not.

The situation is horrible. If you can’t help anyway else, reblog to spread awareness on the matter!

If you ppssibly can donate here:

https://www.thehellinicinitiative.org/donate-to-greece-wildfire-relief-fund/

👏STOP SAYING THE FUCKING WORD GYPSY👏

You don’t have a “gypsy soul”, there’s nothing sexy about being forced to be a nomad because of government persecution

You’re not a “gypsy witch”, divinitation (crystal balls, tarot cards, palm reading, etc) was used to razzle dazzle the gadjo because governments made it ILLEGAL to employ Romani people

50-65% of the Romani population in Europe was wiped out because of the Holocaust because Hitler hated the “dirty gypsies”. You read that right, 50-65% of the Romani population DEAD because of the Holocaust.

No, you don’t have “gypsy style” because your idea of “gypsy style” is romanticized garbage, made up by European travelers when the camera became mobile and they explored Asia (this romanticization and fetishizing was a wide spread issue with each culture and population they encountered, posing the people in positions and outfits THEY DEEMED SEXY, not what the natives found comfortable/attractive). Fashion stores, STOP USING BOTS to auto like “gypsy” tags on Instagram, this is a HUGE problem there

Is my way much rarer?

Ugh her mind!!!

First, thank you for coming to us, you didn’t come off as rude at all. 

Well, we don’t have a tag or masterpost, but I can create a list of articles we have up at this point (May 14, 2018) that focuses on queer subjects from before Stonewall.

Sappho, the PoetessKristina, King of SwedenKhnumhotep and Niankhkhnum, and Occam’s RazorJosephine Baker, a Woman with Eclectic TalentsQueer Women and AFAB People During the HolocaustMagnus Hirschfeld, the FounderInstitute of Sexology, a Place of LearningSan Domino, Gay IslandThe Bitten Peach and the Cut SleeveThe End of the World War 2 SeriesVita Sackville-West: Creating a LegacyLangston Hughes: the PoetThe Marriage of Jane and Paul BowlesBjornstjerne Bjornson, the AdvocateOsh-Tisch, the WarriorThe Trials of Oscar WildeSir Ewan Forbes, the DoctorFrida Kahlo: Lover of Self and OthersAlbert D.J. CashierThe Golden OrchidQueen Christina, Queer Codes and Queer Coding (Part 2)Queen Christina, Queer Codes and Queer Coding(Part 1)Different from the Others, the BeginningThe Story of the Ladies of LlangollenWilfred Owen: Dating Your Heroes (And Writing Through Hard Times)Virginia Woolf: Struggling (And Never Being Perfect)Tamara de Lempicka’s LegacyTamara de Lempicka’s LifeFederico Garcia Lorca: Words that Scared a CountryBricktop, and the Happy EndingBricktop, the FabulousFrank KamenySophia Parnok, Russia’s SapphoAnnemarie SchwarzenbachAlan L. Hart, Part 2Alan L. Hart, Part 1Defining Identities in North America, Part 2Defining Identities in North America, Part 1Alan TuringHatshepsutHamish HendersonElagabalus, the EmpressBilly Tipton and the Question of GenderTakatāpuiYukio MishimaKitty GenoveseCatherine Bernard: A question in studying asexual historyGyörgy FaludyEdward CarpenterDawn Langley HallZimri-Lim, King of MariCoccinelleLesbia HarfordKarl Heinrich UlrichsFrieda Belinfante Part 2 Frieda Belinfante Part 1Eleanor RykenerRedefining the Dandy: The Asexual Man of Fashion