Phoenix Magic

newwavefeminism:

what.the.literal.fuck
This ALL KINDS of inappropriate.
first of all, i doubt a bulk of that is even true. Why would she just up and decide to call her child by an entirely different name?
also, KUDOS for not shoving gendered toys down your daughters throat.
The fact that the tabloid was so BOLD as to put “IS IT HARMING THE 3 YEAR OLD?” astounds me. OF COURSE IT ISN’T. There’s nothing HARMFUL about not subscribing to gender binaries. That’s basically propagandist hate speech. and by basically, i mean it is hate speech. They make it seem like shiloh is going to grow up all fucked up and confused because her mom occasionally dressed her up in pants and a t-shirt instead of a dress with pink frills.
what makes me the most mad, is that this probably isn’t even the case. it probably found that one picture, took it WAY outta context, and someone thought “i could use homophobia to turn this into a hot selling cover story!”
fucking shit.

what.the.literal.fuck

This ALL KINDS of inappropriate.

first of all, i doubt a bulk of that is even true. Why would she just up and decide to call her child by an entirely different name?

also, KUDOS for not shoving gendered toys down your daughters throat.

The fact that the tabloid was so BOLD as to put “IS IT HARMING THE 3 YEAR OLD?” astounds me. OF COURSE IT ISN’T. There’s nothing HARMFUL about not subscribing to gender binaries. That’s basically propagandist hate speech. and by basically, i mean it is hate speech. They make it seem like shiloh is going to grow up all fucked up and confused because her mom occasionally dressed her up in pants and a t-shirt instead of a dress with pink frills.

what makes me the most mad, is that this probably isn’t even the case. it probably found that one picture, took it WAY outta context, and someone thought “i could use homophobia to turn this into a hot selling cover story!”

fucking shit.

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im team peeta after finishing mockingjay.

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absolutfilth:

hahaha naruto-cd-casegirl?
or vitaminwatergirl
or milkdudgirl

Beware of…

Doonagirl.

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artpixie:

collecting stamps from nowhere

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"You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view, until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it."

— Atticus Finch, To Kill a Mockingbird (via questionablenerdlygoodness)

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Home made spectrespecs and Quibbler

jumpingbigfoot:

Iron Man!

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How to Make Your Blog Accessible to Blind Readers

cuntofdoom:

genderqueerdukeofmexico:

Quick Tips for Bloggers

So you have a blog, and you’re worried that it might not be accessible to people with disabilities? Don’t worry! A few simple changes can increase your blog’s potential readership.

Choose an Accessible Service

Describe Your Images

Avoid the Dreaded “Click Here” or “More…”!

Put Your Blogroll on the Right-Hand Side

Check the Comment Form—Is It Labeled Properly?

Use Flexible Font Sizes

Don’t Force Links to Open in New Windows

I need to try and do this every time I post/reblog a photo

need to remember to do this more consistently

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rrainking asked: Who are you?

(This sounds better if you imagine it with the voice/syntax of the caterpillar from Alice In Wonderland)

I’m merely another miscellaneous follower. I don’t actually know you.

godwillnotsaveyou:

omg

"Male privilege is not a guarantor of either happiness or health, and trying desperately to play the part of protector and provider has robbed generations of men of both. Feminism, in concert with these many new and exciting reproductive and contraceptive technologies, offers men a chance to rethink and re-evaluate their worth and their purpose. It offers them an opportunity to be intimate allies with their female partners, to forge relationships based on more than duty and dependency. It gives men a chance to be loved for the wholeness of who we are, rather than solely for what we can provide."

— Hugo Schwyzer (via gauntlet)

"Rape is a crisis of national security if anything is. Living in fear of forced and violent sex is much like living in a state of siege in occupied territory.
….
Even among groups of men, there would emerge a new kind of peer pressure, discouraging rape rather than encouraging it, labeling coercive sex one of the most not cool things a guy can do."

— making rape an election issue, john stoltenberg, transforming rape culture. more quotes from this book to come. everyone needs to read this book. (via icedteaandlemoncake)

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These clocks keep unwinding and completely ignore, everything that we hate or adore. Once the page of a calendar is turned it's no more. So tell me, then, what was it for?

Oh, tell me, what was it for?

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