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dude got too distracted by thinking about joseph

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made this a little while ago

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In honor of eclipse day here’s a repost of the old steddie sun and moon art I made

Still one of my favs

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I am sweat, flaws I am veins, scars I am human Nothing more than human

@metaldeads' paradise by the dashboard light still lives in my head rent free and I had to do something about it again 🖤

©xgumiho | do not repost/steal/edit/crop/sell

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45 MINUTES OF DYKE TELEVISION: Dyke TV was founded and created by Ana Maria Simo, playwright and cofounder of Lesbian Avengers; Linda Chapman, theater director and producer; and Mary Patierno, independent film and video maker. Dyke TV was created with the intention to provide empowerment for lesbians and increase visibility of lesbian issues, culture and community. Their mission, and their motto was to "Incite, Subvert, Provoke and Organize." Each episode began with news coverage of lesbian-related issues. Then, the episode covered diverse aspects of different lesbian communities, including art, health, politics, music, sports, etc. Those featured in the episodes came from diverse racial and socioeconomic backgrounds, highlighting intersectional issues within the lesbian community.

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[AMV] Jon Arbuckle - You’re Gonna Go Far Kid

this is one of my favorite videos on the internet, and it kills me that the source has been silenced by youtube’s copyright system, so I’m putting it here!

I have seen a version of this on tumblr before, but the audio in that one is just a little bit off because that person edited it back in themselves

but today, I am proud to present the original video, sent to me by Crispy Crungy, who gave me permission to upload it here and share it with you all!

enjoy!

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Polaroid #1 May 28th, 1987

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War of the worlds….you scared me

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Andrea Dworkin's classic Beauty Hurts diagram from Woman Hating (1974), updated for modern procedures, fifty years later.

A first step in the process of liberation (women from their oppression, men from the unfreedom of their fetishism) is the radical redefining of the relationship between women and their bodies. The body must be freed, liberated, quite literally: from paint and girdles and all varieties of crap. Women must stop mutilating their bodies and start living in them. Perhaps the notion of beauty which will then organically emerge will be truly democratic and demonstrate a respect for human life in its infinite, and most honorable, variety. —Andrea Dworkin, Woman Hating (1974)

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✨Tom Keifer✨

#my gifs #reblog if you use

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ORDER YOUR FREE, ANONYMOUS RADICAL FEMINIST STICKERS HERE (US and International Shipping!)

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Required Reading for Radfems

Accessible Radfem Ideology Masterpost by manlarp

Radical Feminist Literature Google Drive by baited-beth and @bigboyknife (twitter)

Read Kim Ji Young Born 1982 by hmm-uteri and anon

16 Rules of Misogyny by elle-aquitaine

Farming, homesteading, etc by anglophone-wool

Black Feminist Thought by readabookson

HBCU’s Womanism Archive by girlsmoonsandstars

Dworkin, Pornography, Letters from a Warzone by Lesbianarchives and thatsonemorbidcorvid

Islamic feminism by inqilabi

Masterpost of tra reciepts

Radclub Library by a-room-of-my-own

Radblr resources by Ladyalienist

Drag as Blackface by yeehaww-cowgirl

Millennial Male Sexism

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Uwe Henneken (German, b. 1974) 

Session ,2016

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“Woman is not born: she is made. In the making, her humanity is destroyed. She becomes symbol of this, symbol of that: mother of the earth, slut of the universe; but she never becomes herself because it is forbidden for her to do so.”

-Andrea Dworkin

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You can’t fully relax when you’re wearing makeup. You can’t just rest your face in your hand or rub your eyes or scratch your chin or wipe your mouth. You can’t eat without worrying about messing up your makeup. You can’t get sweaty without worrying about messing up your makeup. You can’t blow your nose / wipe your nose without worrying about messing up your makeup. You can’t swim without worrying about messing up your makeup. You can’t cry without worrying about messing up your makeup. You can’t indulge in the simple joys of going out in the rain or nuzzling your face in your cat’s fur without worrying about messing up your makeup. You can’t just casually get into bed and roll over to rest your face on the pillow without worrying about messing up your makeup. 

By wearing makeup, you force yourself to be hyperaware of your face at all times. You have to learn to suppress the urge to rub your eyes or rest your chin in your hand. It’s tiring.

I’m so glad I never got into makeup.

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