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Eartha Kitt photographed at the pool by Isaac Sutton, 1959

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*holds a baby carrot like a cigarette* I’m just….. over it, you know?

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…and then some days, life hands you this card.

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anyone else feel like their spirit is ancient and they’ve been carrying the weight of its heartbreak for an eternity

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why did heelys die why were we so afraid of progress

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handing over the planet to the next generation like

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me: *spends $3″

me: 

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When a marginalized group is asked for peaceful protesting, what is really being asked is for them to “protest” in a way that those with privilege can actively and happily ignore.

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Fiona Apple got The Book of Love

THANK YOU to everyone who joined and supported the project. Special thanks to those who helped and were patient making sure she got the book in her hands. We are SPEECHLESS, extremely happy and grateful. Her SMILE, her JOY, her WORDS, everything is so beautiful and we’re so glad that this made her so happy, she deserves all the love in the world and more, she’s an angel, a SUPERHERO!

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Anna Campbell, After Anne Carson, After Sappho, 2015

This pick – or plectrum, which the lyric poet Sappho is credited with inventing – is foil-stamped with a fragment of Anne Carson’s translation of Sappho’s Fragment 31, also known as the Poem of Jealousy, sourced from If Not Winter: Fragments of Sappho (Vintage, 2003).  Each pick is set into a laser-cut mount that still bears the tendriled smoke patterns of its production, pointing back to the burning energy that fueled the poem.

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“Aerial” by @dariahlazatova, Gorgeous!

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Brazil (1985, Britain) dir. by Terry Gilliam