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duhdoydorothy:

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— 19 hours ago with 39293 notes

Lovin this

— 19 hours ago

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✿ you may reblog up to 7 times throughout the course of this giveway

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— 2 days ago with 1352 notes

celebritycloseup:

britney spears

— 3 days ago with 135 notes

Women don’t have to:

gypsiez:

be thin

have a vagina

give birth

cook for you

have long hair

wear makeup

have sex with you

be feminine

be graceful

shave

be white

diet

be fashionable

wear pink

love men

be the media’s idea of perfection

listen to your bullshit

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— 3 days ago with 33559 notes

"For women, getting angry is socially unacceptable, even when the anger is over violence, discrimination, misogyny, and other forms of oppression. Anger is unacceptable because angry women are women in touch with their passion and power, especially in relation to men, which threatens the entire patriarchal order. It’s unacceptable because it forces men to confront the reality of male privilege and women’s oppression and their involvement in it, even if only as passive beneficiaries. Women’s anger challenges men to acknowledge attempts to trivialize oppression with “I was only kidding.” And women’s anger is unacceptable to men who look to women to take care of them, to prop up their need to feel in control, and to support them in their competition with other men. When women are less than gracious and good-humored about their own oppression, men often feel uncomfortable, embarrassed, at a loss, and therefore vulnerable."

Allan G. Johnson [via] (via pushinghoopswithsticks)

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— 5 days ago with 1276 notes

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— 5 days ago with 1373 notes

"The idea that black women must always be perfectly well-behaved — or risk shaming the community-at-large – is both unrealistic and unfair. We are fighting a battle that is unique to women of color in this country, and that is the duality of asserting our individual identities separate from stereotypical imagery, while fighting for the elevation of our communities as a whole. This places us in the precarious position of not being able to ignore the pervasive effects of reality television, while still recognizing that every, single one of these women has the right to present themselves to the world as they choose – whether anyone agrees or not."

Cluth on stereotypical imagery in shows like Basketball Wives & Real Housewives of Atlanta (via newwavefeminism)

i usually dont like clutch and this article is no exception (the writer sets up a dichotomy between latina and african american, acknowledges that it’s a false dichotomy, then refuses to address it or resolve it), i do agree with this part. star jones needs to have a seat.

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— 1 week ago with 977 notes

#Thankyou

antwonnature:

prince and dave chapelle…. bruh

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