(Source: blessyourcotton-socks)

feminishblog:

fuckyeahwomenprotesting2:

righttochoose:

girlswithvoices:

provoice:

the-ick-vault:

I don’t understand - help me.

When did abortion become something to be proud of, to celebrate, and to venerate with symbolism?

It’s not about pride - it’s about erasing the negative stigma around having an abortion. 1 in 3 women* will have an abortion - it’s okay to speak up about it!

^^ Yes. There’s nothing wrong with being proud about your abortion. Whether you shout it from the roof tops are never tell anyone it’s your story, you shouldn’t feel shamed by stigma.

^^^ yes! It is not ABOUT pride, it is about telling the world there is nothing to be ashamed of. It is telling the world you can feel however you damn well please! 1 in 3 women. Yet how many do you know who are public about it? Women are afraid to speak, and that needs to change.

Honestly I think these women should be proud. They made a difficult choice and are standing beside it and they more then deserve to feel proud of it. Speaking out about having abortion is hard and in some cases dangerous and can cost you a lot. 

Might I also add that “coming out” like this is brave as fuck.

feministdisney:

irresistible-revolution:

timseriladashmimeni:

oliveseraphim:

callingoutbigotry:

nappyminds:

poonraider:

tiffanymicah:

bl4ckhippie:

vivalavintagee:

What exactly does “normal” to dark skin mean? So dark skin isn’t normal? Dove is fucked up.

What the hell

yeah my friend showed me this and what can i do

2013, every body.

Ok. I’m convinced that bottles of DOVE LOTION and it’s distributors are racist fucks.

plus dove sells skin-lightening products in a lot of countries

Dove are also owned the same company who owns lynx
 (google ‘the lynx effect’ for your daily dose of misogyny) Dove are evil fucks

but guuuuuuuys ~*~real beauty campaign~*~!!!!!!!

I say this all the time when some white feminist talks about dove’s ‘real beauty’ campaign. They’ve been peddling skin lightening cream to desis for years

^real talk

sadtoasteroven:

militaryfit-bombshell:

ianthe:

here is a thing

I like this

hey ianthe you’re on my dash again

samorchard:

I did a comic about marriage equality…

queenofmanyfandoms:

femmejackfrost:

talikira:

hatefucking:

davespritedave:

hoechlolly:

tehwhovianhufflepuff:

imagine-tenthousand:

mockinggrass:

Go big or go home 

So I tried to recreate this, because I knew the responses would be different, and consequently realized that it’s either extremely old or faked, as Cleverbot auto-capitalizes and auto-punctuates your sentences for you if you do not. Oh well.

In light of that fact, here’s my go at cybersexing Cleverbot.

So I decided to try it

alrighty, let’s go one more step

i’M ACTUALLY CRYING.

fjdsahg TAKES OFF SKIN, THAT’S THE SPIRIT.

tAKES OUT FAJITA

crying omg.

knowhomo:

LGBTQ* By The Numbers

1 out of 4 LGBTQ* youth may be asked by their family to leave/forced out of a familiar home for coming out

Sometimes it isn’t enough for something to “get better.” Many times an embracing environment and safe space is needed immediately so a youth may grow and flourish later in life.

Allies are more than just a vote. Being an ally means being a support system and helping create safe spaces. KNOWhomo is a proud family of allies, no matter our gender identity or sexual orientation.

Source: Zebra Coalition