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i keep thinking about that tribe of baboons where all the alpha males died from eating poison garbage and then the baby boy monkeys were taken care of by the lady monkeys and never got socialized to be aggressive so they all just live peacefully and groom eachother instead of fighting and killing eachother and its been generations of that, it only took 1 wipeout of the aggressive males to change the whole social order of the species i am crying they must be so much happier

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I was Secretary of State, and I don’t know if you’ve heard this before but -

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…Hillary’s face

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The look.

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Why Can’t I Be You: Jenna Wortham

“Never underestimate anyone or anything, especially not yourself.”

By Diamond Sharp. Collage by Ruby Aitken.

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She just pulled off what 16 Republican nominees couldn’t.

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if you’re not watching the debates, this is all you need to know.

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The truth is that hats do a real number on your hair, and - and, I have to say that in all the years since I’ve been at Yale the most important thing that I have to say today is that hair matters. This, you know, this is a life lesson my family did not teach me, Wellesley or Yale failed to instill in me: The importance of hair. 

Your hair will send significant messages to those around you; it will tell people who you are and what you stand for; what hopes and dreams you have for the world, and especially, what hopes and dreams you have for your hair. You know, likewise your shoes, but really more your hair. So to sum up: Pay attention to your hair, because everyone else will.

Hillary Clinton, Yale Commencement, May 2001

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Two white men discuss whether Hillary Clinton should be criticized for not smiling. Tip courtesy of Pamela Merritt. 

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Sarah K. Benning: Contemporary Embroidery

Originally from Baltimore, Sarah K. Benning is a fiber artist currently living and working from her home studio in Menorca, Spain.

“My work celebrates pattern and craft. I focus on formal elements such as shape, color, and composition and often look to aspects of nature for inspiration”.

Her Etsy shop and Instagram.

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