allcreatures: Bolucevschi Vitali Nicolai, Talking About Stars, Environmental Photographer of the Year 2009 and Natural World Winner Picture: Bolucevschi Vitali Nicolai (via CIWEM’s Environmental Photographer of the Year competition: call for entries - Telegraph) View high resolution

allcreatures:

Bolucevschi Vitali Nicolai, Talking About Stars, Environmental Photographer of the Year 2009 and Natural World Winner

Picture: Bolucevschi Vitali Nicolai (via CIWEM’s Environmental Photographer of the Year competition: call for entries - Telegraph)

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Best part of the series to date. 

Best part of the series to date. 

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girlgoesgrrr:

cordisre:

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Art Saves.

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So I have a ribbon with little beads on it as my current bookmark that my cat is completely fascinated with.

To the extent that last night she pulled it out of the current book I’m reading (no small feat considering it was knotted around the book) and ran off with it. 

I spent an hour this morning trying to find where I was up to.

Note to self: keep my books out of my cat’s reach :S

lacigreen:

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notesonascandal:

Whiteness is a hell of a drug.

This shit is being sold in a ‘hood beauty & barber supply store. In a Black ass mall. In Black ass PG County, Maryland. 

Ugh, and you know this shit is pure poison that’s damage the skin of anyone who uses it.

I went to India a few years ago and in all of the shops I went into they had these kinds of ‘whitening’ products. But they were Garnier. Like, the same ‘beauty’ products as you could get anywhere else but they all were to make your skin whiter. Not cute.

I had a few friends in college who bleached their skin :(
Here’s a really awesome essay on skin bleaching and white supremacy. 

:S Skin whitening and bleaching is not only ethically disturbing but also horribly bad for your skin and general health.

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exhibition-ism:

The rainbow string installation of  Sebastien Preschoux

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infiniteadventure:

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farewell-kingdom:

Paper sculptures by Anna-Wili Highfield

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enterthebrighteye:

Jay and Silent Bob, word.

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iainmacarthur: owl in flight ink (2012) by Iain Macarthur View high resolution

iainmacarthur:

owl in flight

ink (2012)

by Iain Macarthur

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weandthecolor: Standout Illustrations and Paintings Pat Perry’s art is often a mixture of ink or pen drawings, watercolor paintings and sometimes combined with a digital finish. via: WE AND THE COLORFacebook // Twitter // Google+ // Pinterest View high resolution

weandthecolor:

Standout Illustrations and Paintings

Pat Perry’s art is often a mixture of ink or pen drawings, watercolor paintings and sometimes combined with a digital finish.

via: WE AND THE COLOR
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genderandsexualityawareness:

Women raped while in the US military are denied abortions. End this now

“A female solider in Iraq is more likely to be attacked by a fellow soldier than killed by military fire,” declared a piece on rape in the US military in the Guardian last December. As if the details of ensuing isolation, lack of psychological support and risk of homelessness weren’t enough, one travesty was left out: unless life is at risk, military medical insurance does not fund abortion for women who are left pregnant after such attacks. Period.

Even if a woman can afford to pay for her own termination, military hospitals are currently outlawed from performing the procedure in cases that do not involve risk of life, rape or incest. The March Act, proposed by senators Kirsten Gillibrand, Barbara Boxer, Jeanne Shaheen, Patty Murray and Frank Lautenberg, seeks to change that. Endorsed by the Department of Defence, and given its appeal to patriotism as much as its pinpointing of this grievous human rights violation, can this be the law to finally persuade America’s anti-choicers of the compassionate abortion argument? Or will it merely be the exception that proves the rule?

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