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thisismyfavoritesong:

“Polar Opposites” by Modest Mouse from The Lonesome Crowded West (1997).

The Lonesome Crowded West

Modest Mouse

Trayvon’s blackness wasn’t something he could hide, so it wouldn’t have mattered whether he’d worn a hoodie or a t-shirt that fateful night. It mattered that he was black, and it mattered that the person who shot him had a vendetta out for black men before Trayvon ever set foot in the neighborhood. It matters that in 2012, there are more black men in prison today than those who were enslaved in 1850. It matters that blacks, in particular black men, are overrepresented in the criminal justice system and underrepresented in colleges. It matters that the black unemployment rate is nearly double that of unemployment for the general population. It matters that blacks are less likely to be screened, diagnosed, and treated for preventable diseases, less likely to own homes, less likely to receive research grants, and more likely to retire in poverty than their white counterparts. It matters that blacks are less likely than whites to abuse drugs, but more likely to be convicted of drug crimes. None of these statistics are due to a genetic predisposition to violence, poor health and underachievement, instead as a direct result of the disenfranchisement of blacks that has occurred in this country for more than 200 years at the hands of slavery, Jim Crow Laws, discrimination, and the institutionalized racism in our schools, banks, businesses, courts, and prisons that has torn apart our families and fractured our community. Just like Trayvon Martin, race mattered for Amadou Diallo, Oscar Grant, Sean Bell, Emmett Till, and hundreds more we will never know the name of who died because of their skin color.

Angela Marie Davis (via thechanelmuse)

#Boom.

(via newmodelminority)

A seal helping a helpless turtle get back into the water.

#skateboarding

omgthatartifact:

Smith and Wesson .32 caliber Single Action Revolver
American, 1891-93
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

probably hard to shoot though. 120 years old? yea.

omgthatartifact:

Smith and Wesson .32 caliber Single Action Revolver

American, 1891-93

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

probably hard to shoot though. 120 years old? yea.

warbyparker:

Identity Crisis by Mason Phillips.

warbyparker:

Identity Crisis by Mason Phillips.

Wooly bear!

Wooly bear!

hello-amber:

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY (via Ann Friedman)

hello-amber:

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY (via Ann Friedman)

The next phase of my tumblr will be dedicated to pictures of my cats and/or life. Shits getting personal. Probably also rad/political things cause I can’t help myself. So here is a picture of my Quincycub

The next phase of my tumblr will be dedicated to pictures of my cats and/or life. Shits getting personal. Probably also rad/political things cause I can’t help myself. So here is a picture of my Quincycub