Cat calling.
11/14 21:40 - amajor7 - 90,233 notes
Why is this?
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After college, I can never hear “Hey, guys,” the same way again. forever cringe.
8/28 03:09 - hereticarts - 960 notes
Everyone: why is she with him if he treats her so wrong and/or is so abusive? She needs to leave, or her daughter is going to grow up getting mistreated because of her.
No One: why does he mistreat the two women in his life that should mean the most to him? He needs to either get his act together or let his wife and/or children move on and heal
7/9 15:11 - newwavefeminism - 1,427 notes
“…One thing that can be very alienating about a misconception of feminism is that girls then think that to be a feminist, they have to live up to being perfectly consistent in your beliefs, never being insecure, never having doubts, having all the answers, and this is not true and actually, recognizing all the contradictions I was feeling became easier once I understood that feminism was not a rulebook but a discussion, a conversation, a process.”
—Tavi Gevinson, TEDxTeen: Still Figuring it Out
7/7 14:40 - hellxiareblog - 914 notes
“A woman’s place is in the struggle.”
If anyone knows the original source of this poster, please let me know so I can properly credit it.
7/4 23:18 - 1 note
6/29 01:15 - newwavefeminism - 2,621 notes
I really tried to capture his facial expression.
maybe they just rub me wrong since they’re always explained by some pouty faced dude, but these posts always seem to roughly translate to,
“Dear girl, I know you must be insecure not because the world has told you a lot of specific instructions about how you have to dress and look a certain way in order to be happy and beautiful and to have people like you that is reflected and reinforced in all the tv and movies we watch, the magazines we buy, the commercials that air-
I know the real reason for your insecurity must be that not enough men have told you today that your face looks good no matter what you put on it. Now you feel better, right?”
6/13 23:40 - internal-acceptance-movement - 174,245 notes
4/27 23:42 - damnitdisney - 822 notes
Photographed in Lancaster, PA on April 10th.
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“Project Unbreakable: Grace Brown uses photography to help heal sexual abuse survivors by photographing them with posters that hold quotes from their attackers. Rape survivor and advocate for victims of sexual abuse, Yvonne Moss, describes the project as a way for victims to take the power back of the words that were once used against them.
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4/26 18:20 - projectunbreakable - 48 notes
When I called into work that afternoon to tell them what happened, my boss said, “Well, what did you have on?”
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Photographed on the March 3rd photo day in DC.
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“Project Unbreakable: Grace Brown uses photography to help heal sexual abuse survivors by photographing them with posters that hold quotes from their attackers. Rape survivor and advocate for victims of sexual abuse, Yvonne Moss, describes the project as a way for victims to take the power back of the words that were once used against them.
If you are interested in participating by submitting in your own image, you may send an email to projectunbreakablesubmissions @gmail.com, and the pictures will appear at olapic.com/photos/projectunbreakable. If you are interested in being photographed, you may send her an email at projectunbreakable @gmail.com with the subject line ‘Photograph Me.’”
4/26 18:18 - projectunbreakable - 166 notes
Melissa Harris-Perry describes herself as “cis” (via “MSNBC Talks To And About Trans People For An Hour, Doesn’t F*ck It Up” on autostraddle)
4/26 03:11 - sansastone - 24,023 notes
Sesame Street: Change the World
The Sesame Street Muppet from the hit song “I Love My Hair” now sings “Change the World,” an inspirational song empowering girls with the idea that they can be anything they want to be!
4/26 02:56 - fuckyeahfeminists - 203 notes
Sesame Street: I Love My Hair
4/26 02:51 - sesamestreet - 211 notes
