chitowncub:

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coolbattlegirl:

Reblogging for the future

Reblogging for right fucking now because my last unemployment check was this week and I’m fucked unless there’s another extension.

Here’s hoping… gotta try anything.

therosielord:

Finding Dory features Disney’s first openly gay characters!

  • Two lesbian moms who appear onscreen for 2 seconds and have no lines

Frozen features Disney’s first openly gay character!

  • Minor character who refers to a grown man and a bunch of children as his “family,” which could possibly imply that the man is his husband, possibly, if you squint real hard

Beauty and the Beast features Disney’s first openly gay character!

  • A character literally named “The Fool” whose entire personality is being ugly and stupid dances with a man for like 3 seconds

Avengers Endgame features Disney’s first openly gay character!

  • Nameless character with 2 lines mentions something vague about going on a date with a guy, never appears again

The Rise of Skywalker features Disney’s first openly gay character!

  • Two nameless lesbians with no lines share a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it kiss that last about 0.2 seconds

Onward features Disney’s first openly gay character!

  • A kind of butch looking ugly troll who is also a cop???

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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closet-keys:

One thing that seems to be a consistent trait in almost all reactionary ideologies is this idea that everything is “biological” or otherwise innate. It’s the easiest way to justify inequality and prevent people from trying to change the social order– just convince people that it’s a “natural” order and that it’s impossible to change, and that obeying that order is somehow moral, that adhering to the hierarchies laid out by the society you find yourself in is the most moral thing you could do.

Misogynists invoke it. White nationalists invoke it. Capitalists invoke it. Transmisogynists invoke it. You just start to see it everywhere. “It’s biology” means “I have a god given right to hurt you.”

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blunt-science:

“You Don’t Get to be a Legend by Being Normal”-  Historian Daniele Bolelli discusses the aspects and qualities that all “Legends” have in-common.

Daniele Bolelli is a Historian, Author and Storyteller with his very popular “History on Fire” Podcast. http://www.danielebolelli.com/

Listen to the Full Episode Here👉 YouTube or Audio Only

blunt-science:

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An Archerfish Shooting-Down Its Prey.

Archerfish are extremely accurate at shooting jets of water at their prey - and studies have shown that they practically always hit their target on the first shot, for a distance of up to 3m away (9ft). This is mainly due to the fact that they have specific areas of their eyes they utilise to compensate perfectly for the refraction of the water-air interface.

Young Archerfish must train when they start hunting. In fact, they are very inaccurate at first - and hunt in larger schools to compensate for this - but improve drastically with experience. 

mpmoche:

stephen-amell:

Maybe some idea.

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thebigsartorialist:

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“I would worry too much what other people thought if I dressed like you”

“Huh, you know I worry your worry about other people’s worries is worrying”

theavengers:

Avengers: Endgame (2019)