blackgirldangerous:

by Mia McKenzie

President Obama just “endorsed” gay marriage. And guess what? I barely give a damn.

I mean, don’t get me wrong, it’s okay. It’s fine. There’s nothing inherently wrong with it. Saying that gay people who want to get married to each other should be able to do so is basically a…

body-posi:

femmesandfamily:

“Vanity is”

An artistic piece by femmesandfamily, with contributions from her followers.

[Image is of a variety of shots of an art piece.  There is a thick romantic looking frame.  Inside there is a picture of a softly painted light skinned feminine person, with a variety of texts covering the canvas.  The text reads:

Vanity is

surviving modesty

being unapologetically and unshamedly beautiful

loving and exposing

catching my own face in the mirror

empowering

bright red lipstick

stop what I’m doing to admire myself

merely knowing you are beautiful

self-care

radical self-love

glorifying your own existence

to know one’s own beauty and appreciate it for one’s self

victory rolls

hours of makeup for staying home for the night

your own body

making people notice that you are alive

day long photo shoots

self-love that’s been a little twisted]

Thank you to all my followers who submitted and contributed.

Absolutely wonderful.

suicideblonde:

THEIR KID IS AWESOME!

reddwasblue:

high as fuck

awkwardfeministmoments:

[Image description: Background is 6 piece pie style color split with pink and blue alternating. Foreground is a picture of a grey tabby cat wearing a yellow wig. Top text reads “Sexism, racism, classism, ableism, colonialism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, cissexism, ageism, looksism, etc…” Bottom text reads “is why we can’t have nice things!” End description.]

splinter-eye:

my shot and a panel i drewww, based on art nouveau stuff from early 20th century

hahamagartconnect:

WORDS IN THE CITY

London-based Artist/Rogue urban poet, Robert Montgomery hijacks advertising space to put up these often thought-provoking statements. I love how his bio explains the intent…” they are intended to be encountered by commuters that don’t know they are art, and an attempt to describe in public space what it feels like to live now”.

…very Samo-esque.