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Wed, Jul 1, 2015 || 9:59 pm
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"Until we have seen someone’s darkness, we don’t really know who they are. Until we have forgiven someone’s darkness, we don’t really know what love is."

Marianne Williamson (via idterab)

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Sun, May 10, 2015 || 7:15 pm
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typeverything:
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Stressed, Depressed, But Well Dressed by rigosreactions.
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typeverything:

Typeverything.com

Stressed, Depressed, But Well Dressed by rigosreactions.

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Thu, Apr 30, 2015 || 9:46 pm
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damnyounick:
“lareinaana:
“neutrinosky:
“babycakesbriauna:
“trebled-negrita-princess:
“onemanbandstand:
“Union Square, New York, April 29
”
PUMPKINS?! THE FUCK?
”
Never forget the pumpkins
”
Pumpkin Spice Lattes
”
no white folk actually rioted and...

damnyounick:

lareinaana:

neutrinosky:

babycakesbriauna:

trebled-negrita-princess:

onemanbandstand:

Union Square, New York, April 29

PUMPKINS?! THE FUCK?

Never forget the pumpkins

Pumpkin Spice Lattes

no white folk actually rioted and destroyed property in their town over pumpkins… like last year.

going straight to facebook

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Wed, Apr 15, 2015 || 10:26 pm
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nicolesayy:
“hippest-protist:
“crowdsourceinspiration:
“This is actually fairly accurate.
”
don’t forget metal
”
Dude. This Is so on point
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nicolesayy:

hippest-protist:

crowdsourceinspiration:

This is actually fairly accurate.

don’t forget metal

image

Dude. This Is so on point

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reblogging for progressive metal!!!


Mon, Apr 13, 2015 || 10:10 am
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"Be happy for no reason, like a child. If you are happy for a reason, you’re in trouble, because that reason can be taken from you."


Mon, Apr 13, 2015 || 10:08 am
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oludxra:

Yooo! So I’m watching this documentary about the Koch Brothers and it’s talking about how they tried to segregate schools in Wake County through their group Americans For Prosperity. I mean, damn. I knew they were funding several think tanks, conservative politicians and oil lobbying but I didn’t know it was THIS deep

Yo what’s that doc called?

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Sat, Apr 4, 2015 || 10:52 pm
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Real Anthro Jobs

zomganthro:

Tumblr, can we do a thing? If you have a degree in anthropology and are using it in your job can you reblog this and add your occupation? I’m sick of explaining that anthropology graduates aren’t all unemployed. I’m sure a lot of us will be undergrad or graduate students but let’s see how it goes.  I’ll start with two (myself and a friend)

I’m an archaeologist.

A close friend works for google.

I’m a grad student and work in a med anthro lab.

I’ll update this in a month or so when I graduate.

anthropology


Wed, Mar 11, 2015 || 5:26 pm
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cauliflowerqueen:
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cauliflowerqueen:

So I decided to put one of these together to refer back to and also help minimize some of my tabs.  Happy blogging dear tumblrbugs! :)

Get Organized

College & Studying

Stress Relief 

Self Help & Helping Others With Various Health Conditions

Bored?

Food

Fitness

everything

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Wed, Mar 11, 2015 || 3:16 pm
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"It’s terrible to think that a child with five different present tenses comes to school to be faced with books that are less than his own language. And then to be told things about this language, which is him, that are sometimes permanently damaging. He may never know the etymology of Africanisms in his language, not even that “hip” is a real world or that “the dozens” meant something. This is a really cruel fall-out of racism. I know the standard English. I want to use it to help restore the other language, the lingua franca."

Toni Morrison on African-American Vernacular English. Quoted in Spoken Soul. (via many-worlds)

The book that this quote is from, Spoken Soul: The Story of Black English by John R. Rickford and Russell J. Rickford, is also worth the read: a fair bit of it can be previewed here on Goodreads (although not, alas, the third section with the detailed linguistic description of Black English). 

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language


Fri, Feb 27, 2015 || 8:49 pm
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