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fromtheeyesofastargazer:

unholy-majesty:

oxblood:

fattyforever:

madehimsaycomfychairs:

skyremains:

nezua:

queennubian:

boston:

FDA approves pill to prevent HIV infections 
The drug, Truvada, is the first medication intended to prevent HIV infections in people having sex with infected individuals.
(JEFF CHIU/AP) 

IT JUST GOT REAL

What good news for the world.

Remember when this made the news weeks ago and US news outlets didn’t find it worth reporting?

BLESS THIS

This should have like, 1,000% more notes.
This is amazing.

Are you telling me that those Ryan Gosling cupcakes have 45,000 notes and this post hasn’t even reached 5,000?

Relevant.

And it was on this day that this appeared on my dash, and I said “Damn, finally some good news!” and reblogged the hell out of it. 

fromtheeyesofastargazer:

unholy-majesty:

oxblood:

fattyforever:

madehimsaycomfychairs:

skyremains:

nezua:

queennubian:

boston:

FDA approves pill to prevent HIV infections

The drug, Truvada, is the first medication intended to prevent HIV infections in people having sex with infected individuals.

(JEFF CHIU/AP)

IT JUST GOT REAL

What good news for the world.

Remember when this made the news weeks ago and US news outlets didn’t find it worth reporting?

BLESS THIS

This should have like, 1,000% more notes.

This is amazing.

Are you telling me that those Ryan Gosling cupcakes have 45,000 notes and this post hasn’t even reached 5,000?

Relevant.

And it was on this day that this appeared on my dash, and I said “Damn, finally some good news!” and reblogged the hell out of it. 

(via girl-germs)

babylizard:

repeat after me

  • there’s nothing “slutty” or inherently wrong about posting nudes for attention
  • wanting attention is okay
  • being proud of your body is a beautiful thing
  • let’s stop perpetuating the idea that being open with your body/sexuality is somehow a shameful or negative thing because it isn’t
  • and if that makes me slutty or shameful then good i want to be the sluttiest slut of them ALL
  • kiss my cute butte

(via girl-farts)

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transmuseplanet:

Health and Sexual Health Info

Magazines

  • Butt MagazineBeautiful gay male Magazine
  • DUDE MagazineDUDE is a collection of queer and trans perspectives on various topics related to trans guys.
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  • Original PlumbingOriginal Plumbing documents diversity within trans male lifestyles through photographic portraits and essays, personal narratives and interviews. We feel that there is no single way to sum up what it means to be a trans man because we each have different

Websites

  • bklyn Boihoodbklyn boihood is a collective that creates visibility and builds community within masculine of center* bois, lesbians, queers, trans-identified, studs, doms, butches and AGs of color through online media, events, workshops and collaborative projects.
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  • QueerTransMen.org
  • Safe 2 PeeBest way to find a safe place to pee
  • The Self Made MenThe Self Made Men is a tool used to serve the transgender male community. On one end, we educate and promote awareness of our existence, needs and normalcy to individuals and groups in both the GLBT and Allied communities. Mirrored to this cause, our bigg
  • TransGuys.com

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knowhomo:

LGBTQ* Statistics And Graphs You Should See
Transgender Statistics (2012)
from No To Homophobia, Australia

knowhomo:

LGBTQ* Statistics And Graphs You Should See

Transgender Statistics (2012)


from No To Homophobia, Australia

(via transawareness)

pro-choice-teddy-bear:

[Image description: Two teddy bears hugging.  Text reads: “Parenthood is not a lesson or a punishment.”  \end description]
Pro-Choice Teddy Bear hates the argument that “a baby is the consequence of having sex”.  A baby is not a consequence.  A baby is not a punishment.  A baby is not a lesson.  A baby is a baby, and babies deserve parents who love them, who want them, and who can/will take care of them.  If you do not want to carry your pregnancy to term, then it is ok to have an abortion!  It may be the most responsible thing you can do.  Pro-Choice Teddy Bear will support you 100% in your decision to have an abortion.  If you want to keep the pregnancy, Pro-Choice Teddy Bear will also support you.  Parenting, adoption, and abortion are all valid choices here, and no one of them is any better than any other.  It’s up to you to decide what you want to do.
If there is ever anything you need, just let Pro-Choice Teddy Bear know.

pro-choice-teddy-bear:

[Image description: Two teddy bears hugging.  Text reads: “Parenthood is not a lesson or a punishment.”  \end description]

Pro-Choice Teddy Bear hates the argument that “a baby is the consequence of having sex”.  A baby is not a consequence.  A baby is not a punishment.  A baby is not a lesson.  A baby is a baby, and babies deserve parents who love them, who want them, and who can/will take care of them.  If you do not want to carry your pregnancy to term, then it is ok to have an abortion!  It may be the most responsible thing you can do.  Pro-Choice Teddy Bear will support you 100% in your decision to have an abortion.  If you want to keep the pregnancy, Pro-Choice Teddy Bear will also support you.  Parenting, adoption, and abortion are all valid choices here, and no one of them is any better than any other.  It’s up to you to decide what you want to do.

If there is ever anything you need, just let Pro-Choice Teddy Bear know.

andigreyscale:

stfuconservatives:

hieronyma:

muninandhugin:


cosmicyoruba:


sunisup:


I’m reading up on the Memoirs of a Geisha controversy, since I’d neither seen the movie nor read the book, and the more I read about it, the more pissed off I get.  Basically it went down like this:
Japanese woman tells white American man about her past life as a geisha.  White American man then writes a novel that sells itself as an accurate memoir of Japanese woman’s life, but instead falsifies a number of her life events, misrepresents her trade, and exoticises her culture.  He also names her as a source even though she specifically asked him to keep her anonymous.  Japanese woman gets death threats.  White American man becomes bestselling author.
Then Japanese woman gets fed up and writes her own memoir to set the record straight.  Meanwhile, white American man’s book gets adapted into a film that grosses $162 million and wins three Oscars.


This is why I can’t stand Memoirs of a Geisha and will side-eye anyone who claims that book as a favourite.


I’ll have to keep an eye out for her book.



WHAT!? Must read! I remember reading Golden’s, loving it, and not realizing that he was a scam. When I found out what he’d done, I threw a fit. What a victory for her to have written her own! Can’t wait to dig in!


I also read and loved “Memoirs of a Geisha” before finding out all of the extremely problematic issues with it, and I’m so excited to read her book.

Oh damn, had no idea.
So I went and found the B&N one. It’s also available as an ebook as well.

andigreyscale:

stfuconservatives:

hieronyma:

muninandhugin:

cosmicyoruba:

sunisup:

I’m reading up on the Memoirs of a Geisha controversy, since I’d neither seen the movie nor read the book, and the more I read about it, the more pissed off I get.  Basically it went down like this:

Japanese woman tells white American man about her past life as a geisha.  White American man then writes a novel that sells itself as an accurate memoir of Japanese woman’s life, but instead falsifies a number of her life events, misrepresents her trade, and exoticises her culture.  He also names her as a source even though she specifically asked him to keep her anonymous.  Japanese woman gets death threats.  White American man becomes bestselling author.

Then Japanese woman gets fed up and writes her own memoir to set the record straight.  Meanwhile, white American man’s book gets adapted into a film that grosses $162 million and wins three Oscars.

This is why I can’t stand Memoirs of a Geisha and will side-eye anyone who claims that book as a favourite.

I’ll have to keep an eye out for her book.

WHAT!? Must read! I remember reading Golden’s, loving it, and not realizing that he was a scam. When I found out what he’d done, I threw a fit. What a victory for her to have written her own! Can’t wait to dig in!

I also read and loved “Memoirs of a Geisha” before finding out all of the extremely problematic issues with it, and I’m so excited to read her book.

Oh damn, had no idea.

So I went and found the B&N one. It’s also available as an ebook as well.

(via i-xviii)

  • teacher: what are your career goals?
  • me: to kill rapists


Hard studying Makes me Have NO Dream!!

Hard studying Makes me Have NO Dream!!

(Source: koreanstudentsspeak, via riotgrrrlberlin)

yellowcrayonwillow:

harleyquinnivere:

yellowcrayonwillow:

i would l to learn how to pick locks

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socialistexan:

socialistexan:

I get why Romney’s logo looks like the aquafresh logo.

He wants to make America whiter.

Reblogging this because everyone needs to see this brilliant high-dea.

(via howcloseis)

There’s a stereotype that black people are lazy. I don’t know if that’s true, but I know white people went all the way to Africa to get out of doing work.

Lance Crouther (via rattlingbone)

Sometimes you read something and your whole perspective of a situation changes. This is one of those things.  

(via interactivesleep)

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The gifs

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(via feedingonwind)

panicsatdiscos:

panicsatdiscos:

“no homo,” i whisper, pulling back from the microscope in front of me. the gene is heterozygous. i am a scientist

fuck you all i did research for this

(via lgbtlaughs)

socialistexan:

a-stalinist-fuck:

socialistexan:

motherjones:

Map: Transgender Employment Rights
MJ intern Gavin Aronsen reports:
A landmark survey of 6,450 trans and gender non-conforming people released in February by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force revealed some disturbing numbers:
Ninety percent of responders reported facing discrimination at work.
Unemployment rates were double the national average.
More than a quarter said they had been fired due to their gender identity.
Those who had lost their jobs were four times as likely to be homeless and 70 percent more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol.
And, perhaps most remarkably (and most related to Monday’s post), a full 41 percent of responders admitted to having attempted suicide.

Hey look, info trans* people have been putting out there or years! Hurray!
It should also be noted that these numbers affect trans women (especially trans women of color) more than trans men/AMAB trans*, and that typically trans men actually see an INCREASE in employability and pay post-transition, while the opposite is true of trans women. http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/lgbt/news/2012/04/16/11494/the-gay-and-transgender-wage-gap/
It also doesn’t just hurt trans* people, it hurts pretty much everyone else too: http://williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/research/transgender-issues/the-cost-of-employment-discrimination-against-transgender-residents-of-massachusetts-2/

this is outdated now
there was a court decision recently that declared transgender people are protected under federal non-discrimination laws based on sex ^^

Believe it or not, that’s not some magic fix all. Just because there’s a law against it (it was updated not even a year ago, and this info isn’t that much older), doesn’t mean it stopped happening or has even gotten better.
Also, just wait until someone tries to claim protection under that FEDERAL anti-discrimination law in a place like, say, Texas or Mississippi? You really think that’ll fix it and that it won’t erupt in a fight with the large, large majority against the trans person? Our inclusion in the bill, again less than a year ago, is still very fresh, and very able to be changed and challenged.
It also doesn’t negate the suicide rate or discrimination outside of just being fired for being trans*. In fact, it does diddly shit. One little line on a piece of paper doesn’t do shit.

socialistexan:

a-stalinist-fuck:

socialistexan:

motherjones:

Map: Transgender Employment Rights

MJ intern Gavin Aronsen reports:

A landmark survey of 6,450 trans and gender non-conforming people released in February by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force revealed some disturbing numbers:

  • Ninety percent of responders reported facing discrimination at work.
  • Unemployment rates were double the national average.
  • More than a quarter said they had been fired due to their gender identity.
  • Those who had lost their jobs were four times as likely to be homeless and 70 percent more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol.

And, perhaps most remarkably (and most related to Monday’s post), a full 41 percent of responders admitted to having attempted suicide.

Hey look, info trans* people have been putting out there or years! Hurray!

It should also be noted that these numbers affect trans women (especially trans women of color) more than trans men/AMAB trans*, and that typically trans men actually see an INCREASE in employability and pay post-transition, while the opposite is true of trans women. http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/lgbt/news/2012/04/16/11494/the-gay-and-transgender-wage-gap/

It also doesn’t just hurt trans* people, it hurts pretty much everyone else too: http://williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/research/transgender-issues/the-cost-of-employment-discrimination-against-transgender-residents-of-massachusetts-2/

this is outdated now

there was a court decision recently that declared transgender people are protected under federal non-discrimination laws based on sex ^^

Believe it or not, that’s not some magic fix all. Just because there’s a law against it (it was updated not even a year ago, and this info isn’t that much older), doesn’t mean it stopped happening or has even gotten better.

Also, just wait until someone tries to claim protection under that FEDERAL anti-discrimination law in a place like, say, Texas or Mississippi? You really think that’ll fix it and that it won’t erupt in a fight with the large, large majority against the trans person? Our inclusion in the bill, again less than a year ago, is still very fresh, and very able to be changed and challenged.

It also doesn’t negate the suicide rate or discrimination outside of just being fired for being trans*. In fact, it does diddly shit. One little line on a piece of paper doesn’t do shit.

(via destroyedforcomfort)

  • gay guys don’t have to be disgusted by vagina
  • lesbians don’t have nightmares after seeing cock
  • gay guys can appreaciate beautiful women
  • lesbians can appreciate handsome men
  • it doesn’t make them less gay
  • straight guys can appreciate handsome men
  • straight girls can appreciate beautiful women
  • it doesn’t make them less straight
  • asexual folks can appreciate beautiful people
  • it doesn’t make them more sexual 

(Source: domiiik, via outlawroad-deactivated20130412)

oddityball:

Something I drew up quick based off an ask that damnlayoffthebleach got earlier today…


How awesome would it be to have a retelling of Snow White with “lips red as blood… skin black as night, hair white as snow”?




bluetailmage






I dislike the way that her hair came out, wish I could have made it look more like hair and less like a mass of swirls, and I could of spent more time on the necklace, but the rest of it I think works.

oddityball:

Something I drew up quick based off an ask that damnlayoffthebleach got earlier today…

How awesome would it be to have a retelling of Snow White with “lips red as blood… skin black as night, hair white as snow”?

I dislike the way that her hair came out, wish I could have made it look more like hair and less like a mass of swirls, and I could of spent more time on the necklace, but the rest of it I think works.

(via trickster-princess)

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