Sanders is not God. He’s not perfect. And he’s done and said things that I really don’t agree with. But holy fuck do I agree with everything he says here. And remember: this guy is like a million years old, and he’s been fighting for those who couldn’t since he was my age. He’s the one sane person in the Senate and in mainstream political discourse. Man I wish we had him as president instead of the current fascist.

Show this photo to your daughters as they grow up.

Show them that courage is important, even in the scariest of situations. This woman stood up and faced her fears, spoke her truth in front of a group of men while balancing the world on her shoulders. She is a hero. She is a representation for all women who are done being assaulted and abused.

Who is she? Anita Hill. 

What’s she doing here? Testifying about the sexual misconduct of then supreme court nominee Clarence Thomas aka now the most senior justice on the Supreme Court.

Christ, those debates were embarrassing to watch.

She was just plain smarter than him. Too quick. Too clever. 

I’m re-posting this comic because I live in America.

Here, the places I love most in the world are gripped by drought. I’m thinking of giving away my winter tracking guides because there’s never enough snow. Climate change is knocking on our door, and the fact that it’s already so evident is a bad sign: it means that we’re headed for a lot more warming.

But we can deal with this, people. We’re brilliant. We’re brave. What we need - besides some kinda magical cooling ray - is a batch of elected officials who are ready to be brave alongside us.

If climate change bums you out, don’t lose heart: it means you’re strong. You’ve personally confronted a huge issue. Why let yourself be governed by scared people who can’t face it, who equivocate and attack scientists and hide their heads in the sand?

No.

Wanting to take away women’s health rights is not an opinion.

Wanting to take away LGBT+ rights is not a opinion

Wanting to take away healthcare for millions of people is not an opinion

Wanting to deport millions of people is not an opinion

Wanting to stop fighting climate change is not a fucking opinion.

You are placing your faith in a racist.  You are placing your faith in a sexist.  You are placing your faith in a homophobe.  You are placing your faith in a rapist.  You’ve seen the evidence, you’ve heard the witnesses, you’ve had the time to read up on the long history of misogyny and discrimination and bigotry. You have seen his belligerence, you have seen his recklessness, you have seen his injustice first-hand.  Yet, despite all the resources being given to you, despite all the exposure to his wrongdoings, despite all the cries of White-Supremacy and Misogyny that the public has been vocal about for years, you are silent.  You do nothing to address this.  This tells me that you are either blindly placing your trust into a leader you know nothing about, that you are incapable of nothing more than surface-level thinking, or this tells me that you condone this type of behavior.  You condone the acts of a violent racist, sexist, homophobe, and rapist.  You sympathize with the acts of a violent racist, sexist, homophobe, and a rapist.

This is not about freedom of speech.  This is not about the right to your opinion.  This is personal on every degree.  As a supporter of Trump, you are telling me that I do not have a right to my own body. As a supporter of Trump, you are telling me that you would rather me be electrocuted than be a part of the LGBT community; you would rather me be dead than part of the LGBT community.  As a Trump supporter, you are telling me that the segregation of black people is an action that is forgiven.  As a Trump supporter, you are telling me that the exclusion of Muslim people in a nation that constitutes the right to religious freedom is acceptable.  As a Trump supporter, you are telling me that to every, and to all degrees, you do not care about the rights of women, people of color, or the LGBT community.  As a Trump supporter, you are telling me that my life—that the lives of my best friends, the lives of my fellow LGBT community, the lives of my colored brothers and sisters do not matter to you. You stand behind a man who perpetrates hate, and has done this his entire life, and you do nothing, because deep down, you mirror his hatred.

A vote for Trump is a vote for hatred.  I refuse to give time to anyone who supports Trump.  I refuse to give the time of day to someone who is knowingly supporting a man who openly hates my existence as a bisexual woman, a man who openly hates my friends of color simply for being non-white.  No amount of reasoning will justify why you follow a man who openly hates the existence of this many people.  No amount of reasoning will justify his hatred, or your own.  This has long stopped being a political bias, this has long stopped being about who’ll make a better president.  I am exhausted by his hatred.  I am exhausted by the massive amount of Trump supporters who feel that it is now acceptable to be openly prejudice at such an amplitude.  I am exhausted that at the end of 2016, my sisters and I have to scream to convince people that our bodies belong to us, not to the men of political power.  I am exhausted that at the end of 2016, I still have to scream to convince people that I am a valid member of this community no matter who I love.  I am exhausted that at the end of 2016, my best friends will still have to scream to convince racists that they are valid members of this community no matter their skin color.

millenials: actively involved in the 2016 election, used their knowledge of social media to advocate for bernie sanders, helped nominate the first female presidential democratic canidate, currently protesting trump’s election win