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me after watching characters in series die.

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That’s Katie Nolan. After graduating from Hofstra in ‘09, Nolan launched a pop culture blog called Bitches Can’t Hang. The sports commentary on the blog eventually attracted Fox Sports, who gave her her own show, Garbage Time. Though relatively new, the show and Nolan have quickly become a powerful breath of fresh air in an often sexist subset of media.

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Plot Twist

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I want one!!

Owl love you. [video]

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AHHHH

WHYYYY TUMBLR

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as we grow older, we are taught to put homework first, always. we are taught to set aside our interests to complete busy work. we are taught to indulge in time fillers, rather than doing what we really want. and so then, once in a blue moon, when we happen to have a day of no work, we don’t know what to do with ourselves. we forget what it means to be spontaneous; we learn to sit at a desk and focus. and I think that’s a shame

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*nearby lesbian laughter*

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"Ew you’re a guy and like the color pink are you gay?"

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The 39 most important feminist moments in 2014

In 1998, TIME Magazine declared feminism dead. Nearly 15 years later, it wondered if instead, perhaps feminism should be banned. Constantly on attack from all sides, feminism has spent the past few decades proving its importance and relevance over and over and over again. If there’s one thing history has taught us, it’s that the backlash against feminism will always be a measure of our success. That’s the thing with progress — it is far too often perceived as a threat by those who benefit from the status quo.

Indeed, as we head into December, it’s clear that the year 2014 was a historic one for feminism. Across the Internet and the world, women stood up for their rights, challenged stereotypes, fought for recognition and took control of the dialogue.

The following is a list of some of the most iconic feminist moments this year. 

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Omg yeeeeeeeees!

YEEEEEESSS!!!!

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"She removes her wig, her eyelashes, her makeup, never breaking eye contact with the reflection of her natural self. It’s an intimate, powerful moment television doesn’t often show: A black woman removing all the elements white supremacy tells her she has to wear to be beautiful, successful, powerful." (x)

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Just in case

Not taking any chances

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Ohh yes very accurate

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They always survive, they always survive when I loose everything.

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Today I told my boyfriend I fell in love w another man, he asked me who he was and I showed him this picture.

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To love is to destroy and to be loved is one to be destroyed". Jace Ligthwood

#jaceandvalentine #mortalinstruments