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so beautiful, my zayn baby
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Amy Poehler and Meryl Streep Are Pissed About Attacks on Reproductive Rights
The past year of escalating attacks on reproductive health care—you may remember hits such as the “forced transvaginal ultrasound” and calling a woman a “slut” because she believes insurance companies should cover contraception—have really proved a bridge too far for the anti-choice movement. The various outrages have caused ordinary people who usually tune out of these sorts of things to actually tune in, forcing Mitt and Ann Romney to go on their “I love women” tour. And now the anti-choicers have really done it, provoking a group that can pretty much get anyone’s attention: celebrities.
Today, the Center for Reproductive Rights is releasing a new, star-studded campaign featuring Kevin Bacon, Sarah Silverman, Amy Poehler, Audra McDonald, Bill Crudup, Martha Plimpton and Meryl Streep, all getting irate at the dismissive, misogynist language that’s been pissing a lot of us off for years. The Georgia lawmaker that they mention, who compared women to farm animals, is likely Terry England, who defended forcing women to complete pregnancies, even when the fetus has defects incompatible with life, by saying, “I’ve had the experience of delivering calves, dead and alive—delivering pigs, dead and alive.”
Queen Streep tells you to sign something, you fucking sign it.
Go go go!
SIGN IT! SHARE IT! SPREAD IT!
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That very awkward moment when your mom asks how queer people in sexual relationships know who is top or bottom
“…we communicate with each other, mom”
Have bad sex, usually
omf this is going around again
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Why film schools teach screenwriters not to pass the Bechdel test (via drunkonstyle)
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artist, stray dog: Pretty much any interview with a Conservative MP: Journalist: “What is the government doing to tackle poverty?”
Conservative: “We’ll reduce their incomes, and then they’ll CHOOSE not to be poor”.
Journalist: “Isn’t that, well, the opposite of tackling poverty?”
Conservative: “Because hard-working and decent people are…(via dominicrook)
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the yearning song of flesh on flesh: Good Girl, by Kim Addonizio Look at you, sitting there being good.
After two years you’re still dying for a cigarette.
And not drinking on weekdays, who thought that one up?
Don’t you want to run to the corner right now
for a fifth of vodka and have it with cranberry juice
and a nice lemon slice, wouldn’t the…(via hellmonks)
