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With our interments.

The principal tried to lecture us and the trumpet players were not having it. The drum major ran us through every song right there in the office.

8/19/19: Today, the Trump administration is forcing us out of the Title X program — our nation’s program focused on family planning, of which we serve 40% of patients. This is a *direct attack* on Planned Parenthood and on our health and rights, and we will not stand for it. We’re working to make sure that all patients can still get the health care they need. Contact your local health center to find out how much a service costs and ask if there are other ways to get your care covered. We aren’t throwing in the towel and we won’t give up on our patients. Being forced out of Title X won’t stop us from referring for or performing abortions, prescribing birth control, or any of our other services. Our doors are open and we are fighting against the gag rule. The most important thing: Congress can take action to right this wrong. Make your voice heard to ensure that patients can continue to get the care they need. Stand with Planned Parenthood — we stand with you. 

Like tumblr clearly loves the music but doesn’t talk about why I do: ITS SO JEWISH like I’m not a Jewish music scholar or anything but the melodies are SO APPROPRIATE. Like yeah they’re super beautiful but they also make SO MUCH SENSE. You can’t tell me that Yocheved’s “deliiiver us” wail at the end of the opening number isn’t just PERFECT.

(IMHO the whole soundtrack sounds like a blend of the diaspora but again I know next to nothing about Jewish music)

And when the kids come in singing in Hebrew in When You Believe??? It’s so joyful, so pure, and sounds exactly like I could’ve sung it in Hebrew school as a kid.

This movie makes me, a Jew, feel so SEEN and the music is SUCH a part of that and I wish people were talking about that.

- This article describes contouring with foundation, which makes sense for makeup artists to do but imo isn’t the easiest way to contour. You can get the same effect by using a matte bronzer, countouring powder, or contouring stick. Put it in the same places as described in the article and blend.

- Highlighting can actually really bring out your countouring as well. You could use a lighter countouring powder, concealer, or shimmer highlighter to do this - which one you should use will depend on your own preferences and skin type. Apply this to the high points of your face (mostly along the cheekbone, but also maybe in the Cupid’s bow and along the bridge of your nose) and blend. Personally I like shimmer highlighters best for the light they bring to the face, but this won’t be as good an option for people with skin texture or more mature skin.

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i’m alexander stimman4000, trans guy & postmaker extraordinarie. i’ve been out for four years and started t last month. my chest is probably my feature i’m most dysphoric about-i’m binding for around 16 hours a day, which isn’t healthy, and my chest dysphoria prevents me from exercising, wearing the clothes i want, swimming, etc., as well as having a strong negative impact on my mental health