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1Muhammad Ali on the Vietnam War Draft
The fact that this is STILL relevant should be very telling.
Been waiting for a gifset of this my whole life.
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Real-Life Documentarian: yiheyuans: oh ew so i just updated the subway surfers app? and it’s...
oh ew so i just updated the subway surfers app? and it’s tokyo now which like ok cool
except one of the characters is holding a board w/the rising sun on it and like
are you fucking kidding me
dearest darling white people,
the rising sun is not some cool ~oriental fucking…
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It’s privilege in action when you complain of attacks on your character in response to other people pointing out your attacks on their humanity.
Reblogging this again because it’s super important
It is unfair to ask a woman to leave aside her personal experience and discuss feminist issues in the abstract. You are discussing the stuff of her life. Asking her to “not make it personal” is to ask her to wrench her womanhood from her personhood. Don’t play Devil’s advocate. Seriously. Just don’t.
Shakesville: I Am Not a Political Football (via loveyourchaos)
GOD BLESS THIS POST
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Asian/American Labor Leaders for May Day: Bob Hasegawa (1952- )
Bob Hasegawa, a Seattle native and lifelong resident, got involved with the Teamsters when he was a young man working as a construction equipment operator in the Pacific Northwest. He spent 32 years as an active leader and member, as well as joining union democracy group Teamsters for a Democratic Union, and serving three terms as the head of Local 174. He was the first Asian American to run for International Vice President of the Teamsters in 2001.
Currently, Hasegawa serves as a Washington state Senator and continues to advocate for labor, Asian American, and environmental causes.
[Photo from The Highline Times’ photo slideshow of last year’s Duwamish River environmental tour.]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/f38f6e7ce14acbbfdac78211f1d2c5fb/tumblr_mm4mxuucK31rd1aw5o1_250.jpg)
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Asian/American Labor Leaders for May Day: Bob Hasegawa (1952- )
Bob Hasegawa, a Seattle native and lifelong resident, got involved with the Teamsters when he was a young man working as a construction equipment operator in the Pacific Northwest. He spent 32 years as an active leader and member, as well as joining union democracy group Teamsters for a Democratic Union, and serving three terms as the head of Local 174. He was the first Asian American to run for International Vice President of the Teamsters in 2001.
Currently, Hasegawa serves as a Washington state Senator and continues to advocate for labor, Asian American, and environmental causes.
[Photo from The Highline Times’ photo slideshow of last year’s Duwamish River environmental tour.]
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it could be that this is some degree of sexism . m.i.a. had to deal with this with the respected website pitchfork.com where they assumed that diplo had produced all of her kala album without reading any credit list or nothing , it just had to be , it couldn´t have been m.i.a. herself ! it feel like still today after all these years people cannot imagine that woman can write , arrange or produce electronic music . i have had this experience many many times that the work i do on the computer gets credited to whatever male was in 10 meter radius during the job . people seem to accept that women can sing and play whatever instrument they are seen playing .but they cannot program , arrange , produce , edit or write electronic music .
Björk, on sexism in the electronic music genre (via radioheadofficial)
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okay crow’s gone
that means the falcon will go soon too probably
wow
i love birds of prey
i want to keep watching this interaction but i have homework to do fuuuuck
