remember that one time someone asked diana if there was anything going on between her and clark and this was her response:
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It’s funny how it’s always the Muslim woman who is “oppressed”
Forever Reblog.
I genuinely don’t know this. For the Catholics, in the US at least, covering the head isn’t much of a current thing except among nuns, which is a super-special high level of religious commitment on a par with monk. Is wearing hijab on a par with that?
no its definitely a lot more common and id have more articulate things to say but im sleepy
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Oh my god if you’re going to judge someone’s cosplay you better learn your fucking shit because this is Duela Dent you goddamn assholes.
AHAHAHA
Perpetually laughing over the fact that “real gamer/comic book nerd” males keep insulting women for cosplaying things they’ve never even heard of
who’s the “fake geek” now, fuckers?
oh my god nerdboys you are so embarrassing
swirlies for all of you
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zap zap *chief keef voice*
oblock
bangbang
I JUST KEEP THINKING OF THAT INTERVIEW WHERE HE SAID HE WASNT 16 HES 3HUNNA
i cant even handle the static shock pic rn im just stuck on his whole actual lifestyle
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tbh ive wanted to be a rapper since like 6th grade and i wish that were even possible and sometimes i think about it and get sad but thats ok -
"People of color know how to default to white. We know how to fade to white in our minds. We can, and do place ourselves in white people’s shoes. Effortlessly. Too bad our shoes don’t fit anyone else but us."
fatwasandfanboys (via)
!!! From code switching, to knowing your music, actors/actresses, icons, writers, food… alllll your shit. We know it. Y’all don’t know shit about ours though. Can’t see our humanity for nothin’.
(via siddharthasmama)
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I think Stokely Carmichael said it best when he noted that “in order for non-violence to work, your opponent must have a conscience”. And it’s true. People who have absolutely no problem with your oppression now aren’t going to treat you better because you’ve suffered without fighting back.
People bring up the 1960’s Civil Rights Movement in the US and a whitewashed watered-down version of Martin Luther King Jr. in order to support non-violence. Not only are these depictions inaccurate, but people don’t even realize that white supremacy didn’t disappear in the 1970’s. Segregation not only continued, but got worse. People of color are still racially profiled. People of color are still discriminated against in the real estate market, when driving, at school, etc. It’s a lot easier for people to focus on the small victories and ignore that there is still so much work to be done.
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It’s funny how it’s always the Muslim woman who is “oppressed”
Forever Reblog.
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sometimes i forget that the same person who writes these:
is also the same person who writes these:
Reality’s a lovely place, but I wouldn’t want to live there.
his entire twitter is literally just tumblr text posts like he is tumblr and i dont even
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frenchmontanicure replied to your post: i…
#anigganeedfreelaborbecauseimbroke #whiteslaverydreams #ineedaslavebecauseidon’tliketoironmyshirt
ima go lay face down on my carpet til i just phase through the floor cuz im done
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llxydcvmby replied to your post: A llxydcvmby le gusta tu foto…
3hunna watts flowing from my body bruh
im over you
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