she always has the best twitter burns
goal in life: to become more like rhianna
(Source: fuckyeahrihanna)
May 19, 2012
How Common Is Your Birthday?
(via @stiles)
as suspected there is like nobody born on my birthday
I LIKE IT THAT WAY
May 8, 2012
9:15 pm
Hanging on the far wall are seven huge portraits—of me. I stare blankly at them, stupefied, the blood draining from my face. Me: pouting, laughing, scowling, serious, amused. All in super close up, all in black and white.
April 18, 2012
T.D.A.: Australia and the USA: Great Places to Die Alone →
9:46 am
“The number of Australians living alone is at a record high - singletons account for about one-quarter of all Australian households, and government estimates suggest that number will rise to 28 percent in 2030. The number of lonely people is also on the rise. According to a recent study, the…
i’m all for dying alone… but I’m really trying to not be an island
Mara Keisling Of NCTE & Kate Bornstein Discuss Trans Issues On Melissa Harris-Perry Show Sunday →
9:45 am
(Source: transqueery, via projectqueer)
March 19, 2012
White People, You Will Never Look Suspicious Like Trayvon Martin Read more: http://globalgrind.com/node/828497#ixzz1pcAO25GZ →
9:04 pm
will never look suspicious to you. Even if I have a black hoodie, a pair of jeans and white sneakers on…in fact, that is what I wore yesterday…I still will never look suspicious. No matter how much the hoodie covers my face or how baggie my jeans are, I will never look out of place to you. I will never watch a taxi cab pass me by to pick someone else up. I will never witness someone clutch their purse tightly against their body as they walk by me. I won’t have to worry about a police car following me for two miles, so they can “run my plates.” I will never have to pay before I eat. And I certainly will never get “stopped and frisked.” I will never look suspicious to you, because of one thing and one thing only. The color of my skin. I am white.
Read more: http://globalgrind.com/node/828497#ixzz1pcAYpFnA
The Trayvon Martin Killing, Explained →
9:01 pm
On the evening of February 26, Trayvon Martin—an unarmed 17-year-old African American student—was confronted, shot, and killed near his home by George Zimmerman, a Latino neighborhood watch captain in the Orlando, Florida, suburb of Sanford. Zimmerman has not been charged with a crime. Since Martin’s death and the release of more details, the case has garnered national media attention and sparked a host of public debates over racial tensions, vigilantism, police practices, and gun laws.
February 25, 2012
February 18, 2012
