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mlp pony trying to roll a blunt but can’t get it right because she has hooves

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tuesday morning

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hey your post fucking bit me

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hey hey hey hey hey what's a monkey's favourite cereal?

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i love cheating on exams i love abortion i love autism i love “unhealthy” food i love vaccines and ugly clothes and sex changes amen

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hot girl shit B) (only hot people can understand this)

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hi I have that specific song

https://youtu.be/qhlW5dSLhF4

PLEAse please please can someone link me to that one video of quackity’s stream where he’s singing that song pretending to be BadBoyHalo, and he keeps cussing, and he says “you muffin head,, you dunder head,,,” and Bad keeps getting angry?? Please I know one of you reblogged it I just need it please—

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Si parpadeas te lo pierdes…

  WTF 😅😅😅

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*sends this to all my extended family*

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The 2016 Presidential Election, but the states are redrawn so that Hillary Clinton wins everything

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moodboard for when you get an email from your professor and the subject is "missing assignments"

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pee

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One of the most interesting things I’ve noticed about non-natives appropriating our stuff is they never want anything but sage, smudging, and feathers.

Native people will share: our food, our music, our dancing, our art.

But no one is interested in those. They don’t CARE about our food and music. We never see those things in popular culture. Non-natives just want to take our religious items, because they feel entitled to the things people don’t want to share.

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Hey fellow POC fans, how do *you* feel about the entire situation? I need some real answers and not white (presenting) people being the majority to respond, I’d like to know the real effect of this. Thank you

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on 23 June a magnitude 7.5 earthquake hit Mexico with its epicenter in Oaxaca, where there is a predominant indigenous demographic. the majority of the damage occurred in indigenous pueblos that are still curently recovering from the devastating earthquake that happened 3 years ago. these same indigenous communities are also simultaneously experiencing displacement due to COVID 19 and lack of government aid. these are places that have the most vulnerability and need the most direct action and attention in recovery and aid.

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