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GLITTER POLITIC: Revolution, like magic...
I am a revolutionary. By this I mean that I strongly believe in revolution. For me, the possibility, the imagination, the overwhelming bodily knowledge that change is coming – keeps me alive. I believe in cycles. I constantly bear witness to the movements of birth, death, and regeneration. I see…
Love yourself. Do what makes you happy. Be creative. Change the world. Start now.
“Suggesting that women have abortions for “convenience” diminishes the hard work of women and is beyond insulting. Living my dream is my right. Not having my body hijacked, especially when I am doing everything possible to prevent pregnancy, is my right. I refuse to be told that my dreams are inconvenient and should be sacrificed.”
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Abortion Gang, Inconvenient Dreams (via tulletulle)
Forever reblog.
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“If he wants to make a movie, he just starts making the movie. He doesn’t wait for permission or for even the money. He just starts making the movie. And he figures, if I start making the movie, people will start joining along. And that’s how I’ve done everything since then. Just start making it and give it a life.”
— Louis CK talking about Francis Ford Coppola and the documentary Hearts of Darkness, on the WTF with Marc Maron podcast (via austinkleon)
“Complain about the way other people make software by making software.”
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Andre Torrez (via) Take out “software” and replace it with “art,” “guacamole,” etc. (via austinkleon)
I really love this. What if we complain about the way we live by living better? What if we complain about the way we’re taught to love by loving better? What if we complain about the lack of change by making change?
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If
If in the long run
we weep together
hold each other
wipe the other’s mouth
dry from the kiss pressed there
to seal the touch
of spirits separated
by something as necessary
as time,
we will have done enough.- Cherríe Moraga
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