Saturday, April 20, 2013
wearing-sammy-to-the-prom:
princeharrehs:
princeharrehs:
omfg i just ordered pizza and as i was about to hang up i said love you out of habit and the guy said it back and after a whole minute of dead silence he just tells me that he hopes that i’m not expecting a discount on the pizza just cause we confessed our undying love for each other! oMFG!
guys! he sent me a note on one of the napkins and i just
I ship it
KATIE WAS THIS YOU
Thursday, April 18, 2013
oh hey maybe i’ll actually do something with this tumblr
other than creep around on tumblr in general I mean.
recent life accomplishments include consuming loaf of trader joe’s pugliese bread in ~24 hours
Monday, April 1, 2013
“Students who considered themselves socialists were not so much interested in the poor as they were desirous of leading the poor, of being their guides and saviors. It was just this paternalism toward the poor that the vision of solidarity I had learned in religious settings was meant to challenge. From a spiritual perspective, the poor were there to guide and lead the rest of us by example if not by outright action and testimony. As a student I read Marx, Gramsci, and a host of other male thinkers on the subject of class. These works provided theoretical paradigms but rarely offered tools for confronting the complexity of class in daily life. […] [W]hen I told friends and colleagues that I was resigning from my academic job to focus on writing, I was warned that I was making a dangerous mistake, that I could not possibly live on an income that was between twenty and thirty thousand dollars a year. When I pointed to the reality that families of four and more live on such an income, the response would be “that’s different”; the difference being, of course, one of class. The poor are expected to live with less and are socialized to accept less (badly made clothing, products, food, etc.), whereas the well-off are socialized to believe it is both a right and a necessity for us to have more, to have exactly what we want when we want it.”
bell hooks, where we stand: Class Matters (via deeannmarie)
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
illsevenyournine:
“Those poor boys’ lives will be ruined because of this.”
“But the girl was wearing—”
“She was drinking alcoho—”
“They won’t be able to play football anymore!”
“The boys’ futures are ruined because of her!”
“She should be held accountable, too!”
“What did she think was going to happen!?”
Monday, March 18, 2013
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Thursday, March 14, 2013
anarcho-queer:
The NYPD has declared a portion of Flatbush a “Frozen Zone”, meaning media are not allowed in and people can be subjected to arrest for not following police orders. It basically means the area is under temporary martial law. The last times the NYPD declared a Frozen Zone was on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 and during the beginning of OWS.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Sunday, March 10, 2013
bohemea:
Ezra Miller - Paper Mag by Autumn De Wilde, September 2012
fab
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