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The musings of a crazy twenty something year old who thinks himself a writer/poet/comedian/social commentator. Mixing Vanity with Philosophy, The High Brow with the Kitsch, and the Vintage with the Vogue.

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kcgreenn:

Originally done for a sonic zine with friends, then colored and used as Gunshow #600, I don’t think I’ll ever forget this odd comic. More thoughts after the cut.

Keep reading

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— 2 years ago with 4518 notes

this-is-life-actually:

Britney Spears to auction VMA outfit and donate proceeds to Louisiana flood victims

Britney Spears is using her upcoming performance at the VMAs to give back to Louisiana, which was slammed by mass flooding. Fans immediately began sending in donations through Crowdrise for a chance to win the already iconic outfit. As Britney has explained, there’s a touching reason why Louisiana holds a special place in her heart.

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— 2 years ago with 2629 notes
For the fitblr low on cash:

pens-pencils-pride:

It’s okay not to have the latest Nike app/sportswear.

It’s okay to go without the FitBit.

It’s okay to not eat clean if you can’t afford the produce.

It’s okay to not be able to afford quinoa or almond flower.

It’s okay to order a pizza if it’s all you can afford. 

It’s okay not to have a gym membership.

It’s okay for your workout to be push-ups and sit-ups because you don’t have equipment.

It’s okay to miss a workout because you worked an eight hour shift and just need to collapse on your bed.


It’s great if you have the resources to get these things. It’s great if you are able to eat clean and go running every day and track everything on your FitBit. I know I do. But if your lifestyle doesn’t give you the time or the money to do those things, it. is. okay. You’re putting in your best effort and you care about your body. That’s the most you can ask of yourself. Remember, you need to love your body. Don’t break it in the process.

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— 2 years ago with 1405 notes
cross-leggeddefiance:
“ 62 - El Veterano
Counter to popular belief, the Stonewall Riot was not simply angry white cis gay men.
One of two people arrested was Ray Castro, a gay Puerto Rican immigrant.
That night at Stonewall, he resisted his arresting...

cross-leggeddefiance:

62 - El Veterano

Counter to popular belief, the Stonewall Riot was not simply angry white cis gay men.

One of two people arrested was Ray Castro, a gay Puerto Rican immigrant.

That night at Stonewall, he resisted his arresting officers. When they tried to place him inside the cop car, he kicked the vehicle door with full force, knocking both officers on the floor.

He was eventually taken into custody and released.

Castro has since passed away, but his actions serves as a testament to our legacy of queer Latin@ resistance.

— 2 years ago with 270 notes
cross-leggeddefiance:
“ 55 - La Revolucionaria
Revolutions are often started by those who have little left to lose.
On the night of the Stonewall Riots, Rivera – an orphaned, homeless, trans* /gender-variant woman, sex worker of Venezuelan and Puerto...

cross-leggeddefiance:

55 - La Revolucionaria

Revolutions are often started by those who have little left to lose.

On the night of the Stonewall Riots, Rivera – an orphaned, homeless, trans* /gender-variant woman, sex worker of Venezuelan and Puerto Rican descent - was a few days shy of 18. But none of that stopped her from revolting when a group of cops raided the Stonewall Inn.

Despite raids being a common occurrence at the time, Sylvia and her friend Marsha P. Johnson decided that enough was enough. They began to throw bottles at the police, and with the help of other queer people tired of police oppression, ultimately barricaded the invading officers inside the bar.

Her act of defiance sparked a movement towards queer liberation, and to this day we are indebted to her.

— 2 years ago with 1435 notes
atomicculture:
“ Chicos Modernos- Written by Bill Green and Steve Munoz
Illustrations by Joey Terrill
1989
“Terrill began to focus his political energies on producing work for the Chicano/Latino gay community. In 1989 he began work on Chicos...

atomicculture:

Chicos Modernos- Written by Bill Green and Steve Munoz 

Illustrations by Joey Terrill

1989

“Terrill began to focus his political energies on producing work for the Chicano/Latino gay community. In 1989 he began work on Chicos Modernos, a Spanish-language AIDS educational comic book targeted to Latino men who have sex with other men, which was distributed at gay bars throughout California along with condom giveaways”


BEING AND BELONGING: JOEY TERRILL’S PERFORMANCE OF POLITICS RICHARD T. RODRÍGUEZ

— 2 years ago with 107 notes

la–calavera:

Got hella emotional seeing the burned Maricon Collective mural.

Que el amor proteja esta mural y la gente que celebra

— 2 years ago with 220 notes
iztac-coatl:
“ March 31 - The Anniversary of the death of Selena and Cesar Chavez Day.
Viva!
”

iztac-coatl:

March 31 - The Anniversary of the death of Selena and Cesar Chavez Day.
Viva!

— 2 years ago with 415 notes
magicalshopping:
“ Xicanx Heart Brooch with Ceramic Power Fist Bead
”

magicalshopping:

Xicanx Heart Brooch with Ceramic Power Fist Bead

— 2 years ago with 12 notes
REBLOG

la-gatagitana:

if you are a pro-latinx/chicanx blog, especially if you have interests in art, fashion, and history.

I would like to follow as many of these as possible and make some like-minded friends ^.^ 

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— 2 years ago with 268 notes