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ourmobileworld:

The Times of India is running 1/4 page ads on why men should respect women.

This is huge. There are no words for how happy I am to post this vs everything I usually reblog.
(Waiting for the NY Times to do something similar. Of course, they’d have to take time off from justifying the actions of gang rapists.)

ourmobileworld:

The Times of India is running 1/4 page ads on why men should respect women.

This is huge. There are no words for how happy I am to post this vs everything I usually reblog.

(Waiting for the NY Times to do something similar. Of course, they’d have to take time off from justifying the actions of gang rapists.)

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po-op:

forevertales:

blua:

Let’s go swimming: Rainbow Pool, Madrid, Spain

dark magic and beautiful fairy tales

so basically. holy shit.

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What raves look like!

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New beads! Kandiexcitement

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thesimpleactofveganism:

I really love this quote. Probably a new favorite of mine!

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conserveourworld:

Save the tigers before it’s too late

Everyone REBLOG this and help raise awareness!

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Whales have the largest brains on earth, brains every bit as complex as our own. They have culture, and they have language. They sing songs that obey the kinds of rules one finds in classical music. What does a creature with the largest brain on earth use it for? Why does it sing? What do the songs mean? Almost everything about whales is a tantalizing mystery. We ache to know about other forms of equally intelligent life in the universe, and yet here are creatures as unknown as extraterrestrials right among us, moving in a slow-motion ballet under the oceans, hidden from our view.

— Diane Ackerman, “The Moon By Whale Light” in the eponymous collection (via snagamat)

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