Tumbling Like Alice

[thefalloutkid]

[thisisanatattack]

My dad has been obsessed with Pete Wentz ever since he heard him say “We need to stop teaching kids to wait for things to get better and start teaching them to act and change things in order to better their situations, because it is unhealthy to completely rely on others for happiness. So kids, just remember that only you can make you happy.” at a concert.

ahomeboyslife

[the-page-mistress]

[thereverieinrealityy]

Braden Summers traveled to six different countries to prove that no matter where you are, love is equal.

[skyline-sunset-in-my-veins]

[graysonmccoy]

I DIDNT EVEN NOTICE HIm AT FIRST I THOUGHT HE WAS JUST ANOTHER PRETTY CHEERLEAder 

[kart0ffel]

he’s the prettiest cheerleader of the all

[the-page-mistress]

[jedavu]

Charming Illustrated Cinemagraphs Reflect The Idyllic Mood Of Lazy Summer Days

by Rebecca Mock 

[wearethetay]

You can feel each one…

[the-page-mistress]

[excusedfromthis]

Sketches by Therese Larsson.

[amwatchingyou]

sketches. Sketches, everyone.

[the-page-mistress]

[crucialkiss]

When I have a kickback with the Besties.

[alexheberling]

Maleficent and Hades are totally snarky BFFs and no one will convince me otherwise.

[the-page-mistress]

[n7alsenem]

[stereoculturesociety]

CultureHISTORY: The Ferguson Protests - #NMOS14

In light of Mike Brown’s murder, and the police occupation of Ferguson, something extraordinary is happening. With the help of #BlackTwitter, social media, the spotlight of national attention and the impassioned citizens of Ferguson, a protest movement is taking shape and it is important to bear witness.

First there was the #IfTheyGunnedMeDown thread which was reported in the NY Times & LA Times, the #DontShoot thread of photos (some above), and tomorrow a National Moment of Silence across the country for the victims of police brutality.  

Thursday, August 14^th – #NMOS14 - 4:00P (PT) / 6:00P (CT) / 7:00P (ET). Check cities/location here.

The issue of police brutality against communities of color is a decades-old problem. But with new technology, everyone has access to more information and these cases are getting more attention. Plus, in the last four weeks, four unarmed black men have been killed by policemen across the country. Along with Mike Brown in St. Louis, Eric Garner in New York, John Crawford in Dayton, OH and Ezell Ford in L.A. Yes, it’s time for a movement.

[queercred]

I’ll be going to the D.C. event, assuming I can get out there.