Semi-nerdy, SF Bay bred, queer, POC, womynist, writer, observer, amateur photographer, dapper, twin, dog owner, music fiend who enjoys getting awkward.
As a comic, there’s one question I get all the time: why aren’t more men doing standup? There are a bunch of reason, but here’s 10 easy tips for men who want to get started in standup:
1. You are going to have to follow a comic who just used the mic as a vag. DO NOT let this throw you off. …
Cameron Esposito, ladies and gents. Clap it the fuck up.
Robert Downey Jr., as a lead farmer.
Go ahead and try to quiz me on what movies these are from. I dare you!
(most were easy guesses)
(Source: iwantcupcakes, via ohmyrobertdowneyjr)
So I found this lesbian blog today, and it was *literally* nothing but white girls. And I felt really sad for a moment, and then I thought that I’ve been spending an excessive amount of time being self absorbed lately and I could maybe redirect some of that energy to something…
WHY IS THIS ONLY EXISTING NOW? THANK YOU FOR MAKING IT EXIST.
(Source: zenjamaican)
This is the cutest photoset you’ll see today.
To add to the cute: In the second gif, the little one says “I love you, Iron Man.”
(Source: iwantcupcakes, via riddlemethatass)
Chola femme was hard femme before white femmes even knew what hard femme was.
(Source: kararikue, via freaks-in-uniforms)
reverendkushqueen asked: My friend showed me a picture of you and I had to do a double take. We look exactly alike. I thought it was me.
Send me links to some photos of you because I’d like to judge for myself, ha.
Also, who is your friend? Do I know them? Or was this just via tumblr posts?
June, 1964. Black children integrate the swimming pool of the Monson Motel. To force them out, the owner pours acid into the water.
And white folk wonder why
My mom was born in ‘64, kay? So, what that means is… THIS SHIT WASN’T THAT LONG AGO AND Y’ALL NEED TO STOP ACTING LIKE THE SHIT WE TALK ABOUT IS ARCHAIC AND OLD-HAT.
my mom was still in trinidad when this happened but seriously it could’ve happened to either my aunt or uncle who were 12 and 15/16 respectively
I think photos like this need to exist, not because I like the subject matter, but because it helps immortalize events that many people want to forget ever happened (and work pretty hard to make it so). It makes us face it. I’ve seen this picture before, but don’t know all the details. I hope the children in this photo were okay.
I’m always going to reblog photos like this. People are always like “Oh just get over it already”. Well, no.
No.
Reblogging this picture AGAIN. Because NEVER FORGET.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
