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  • captainofthegenderflood:

    what white people think racism is: when you mean to someone because of their race

    what racism really is: social and legal systems that puts a race beneath another, vilifying them, fetishizing them, sexualizing them, and creates a usually negative bias towards that group.

    where childhood is not an option when you’re the villain or where you are always seen at a child’s level no matter your age

    where you are always responsible if someone else says/does something racist towards you, because existing invites aggression somehow

    where you do not fit beauty standards, because beauty is afforded to the human, and your conditioned low self-esteem lets you know that

    where you’re either synonymous with violence, stupidity, or infantilization, because you cannot make your own choices that aren’t irrational.

    where your feelings are routinely invalidated and your daily life experiences are not enough evidence and cannot be trusted, because you’re a suspicious character whose humanity is always on trial. so you do not get to define universally what racism is

    where you do not get feel anything besides rational at all times, to be carefree or upset or angry without it being a stereotype of you overreacting to everything

    where if you fit into a stereotype it could mean your death and the rest of your race tries to put you down as a self-elevating technique, because they have internalized the lie that when you deny your race and culture you become human. where fitting a stereotype means “see i knew they where all like this”

    where if you don’t fit into a stereotype you are not your race and culture, because people have such narrow views of what you’re supposed to be that you cannot possibly exist and be your race at the same time, so people of every race take away yours. Oreo. Banana. Coconut. Apple.

    where you will legally get more time for the same crimes

    where you will socially be demonized more for the same crimes

    where when you quell the crimes keeping your race down, there are always more that’s made up to keep you in your place (The War on Drugs =_=)

    where you get paid less for the same work

    where you get hired less with the same qualifications

    where having a culturally-coded name that’s not acceptable, like Ibrahim, Jose, or Unique can stop you from getting a job

    where there are so many things in place to keep you impoverished and uneducated but it’s still your fault if you don’t have the strength and good luck to defy the lack of social mobility and create your own

    where entire countries whose cultures and economies have been destroyed are trying to restart alone and the people that destroyed them blame the country for its own destruction

    where the farther your features are from your race the more beautiful you’re considered

    where your rank in social hierarchy changes how people treat you the more they find out about your identity, and the more marginalized you are by coming out of the closet or not being christian or not being able-bodied and neurotypical the worse you get racism, because you are a bigger target for various acts of violence and microaggressions

    where you get used to microagressions before you hit double digits

    where your most recent experience with a microaggression was probably yesterday if the day just started

    where you idea of a microaggression is the white summation of racism

    where your family teaches you how to assimilate to white culture to try and protect you from all of the above

    where your death is an opportunity to blame you for it and demonize you in your grave

    where there is a death count just for existing

    where there is a death count just for existing

    where there is a death count just for existing

    (via pinkcheesegreenghost)

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  • chadcomix:
“ office smalltalk
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    chadcomix:

    office smalltalk

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  • arabellesicardi:
“ Navneet!
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    arabellesicardi:

    Navneet!

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  • vjeranski:
“Mervyn Peake, Original page for Captain Slaughterboard Drops Anchor, 1939, ink on paper.
Reproduced by permission of the Mervyn Peake Estate.
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    vjeranski:

    Mervyn Peake, Original page for Captain Slaughterboard Drops Anchor, 1939, ink on paper.
    Reproduced by permission of the Mervyn Peake Estate. 

    via Gerald Moore Gallery

    Source: vjeranski
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  • A Story in the Forest

    madeleineishere:

    This was the mini i made and brought with me to Emerald City Comic Con- Sorry for the long post, i’m old and don’t know how to put it behind a cut! :(


    Warnings for a bit of violence/self harm/nonsexual nudity

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    (via thesaddestbitchinallofspectrum)

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  • historicaltimes:
“Life of a Tree 550-1891
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    historicaltimes:

    Life of a Tree 550-1891

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  • mabonaorigami:

    ineedaguide:

    Handmade carpets by Faig Ahmed

    out of this world!

    (via moresongsaboutbuildings)

    Source: inag-mag
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