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cosmeticdisease:

VAGINA ZINE - ESA Student-run zine concerning the new “no vagina + no nipple” rule in the Visual Arts program

We’ll also probably be printing off posters of some of the pages to post around the school

by izzy burgwin 

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dyke-recovery:

Sex Worker: Still not asking for it by dyke-recovery

I’m a feminist and a sex worker and i am so very, very sick of the “is it rape or theft if you fuck a hooker?” or the i use to get “You work in a strip club you shouldn’t get pissed off when someone tries to touch you, you’re the one working there”. Sorry but this is a service, not the selling of ones’ body or body parts. We own us, we decide how much we do, NOT the client or patron. We have the same rights as every other woman; to feel safe not only in our personal lives but in our work lives. It is not okay to do more than what is agreed to when paying for a service from a sex worker. If you are told no, you are told NO.

If a banker gets robbed did he deserve it because he is a banker? No.

If a soldier is shot during war, did he deserve to be shot purely for being a soldier? No.

Does a psychologist deserve to be verbally attacked because they’re paid to listen to other people’s thoughts? No.

So does a sex worker deserve to have their services abused purely because they are working in the sex industry? No.

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fingerpricks:

This is just a reminder that I sell a handful of my cross-stitch patterns on my Etsy shop, if you’re into that kind of thing. 

Etsy now has this jazzy instant digital download feature so you don’t have to wait for me to wake up or stop eating a burrito in order to e-mail you a pattern.

x.

kwamezulushabazz:

An exhibition and bazaar to mark the 50th anniversary of the death of Dr W.E.B Du Bois was on Thursday opened by the Minister of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts in Accra.

The exhibition is part of a three-day activity scheduled to commemorate the passing on to eternity, of the Father of Pan Africanism.

Other events lined up for the occasion include a show of Ekow Ansah’s film, ‘Heritage African’ for children and adults and an African fashion night, on May 24 and 25, 2013 respectively.

Read more here.

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catburritos:

this scared me i thought it was a unicorn child

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blowher:

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thegreatsporkwielder:

livingthroughgrace:

merlinsbearditsthedoctor:

audreyii-fic:

“fresh, warm cookies delivered until 3 AM”

WHAT IS THIS SORCERY

WHY IS THIS ONLY AN AMERICAN THING OH MY GOD

My friends and I once ordered a dozen cookies at 2 AM and we got them in 8 minutes and they were piping hot.

Best.

Tallahassee has a place like this and OMFG it’s one of the best things I’ve ever experienced in my entire life. Yummy, WARM cookies, delivered right to your door at 1 in the morning.

Why is there not one of these in St Louis?!?!

This needs to be in Atlanta by August so I can fat kid nom on cookies!

cannabis cookies

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unknownadventuresofthekribs:

thatglammom:

elroi139:

“The Child Who Was Never Born”

sculptor: Martin Hudáčeka

Wow. What a powerful sculpture.

Sad.

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archiemcphee:

Who’s ready for another Geyser of Awesome field trip? This time we want to go to the Asahiyama Zoo in Hokkaidō, Japan. And to get there we want to ride the Asahiyama Zoo train because the seats are furry and shaped like animals - two-headed animals with wide, staring eyes. It’s just the right combination of cute and creepy.

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