hey ho, tumblr!
sorry about the prolonged radio silence! anyone make any stickers recently? :)
“Resist control/fuck up their shit/fight back/with brains/breasts and/clits”
Back cover of H.A.G. #3., a Canadian anarcha-feminist zine that I found at the Sallie Bingham Collections Zine Archive. I’ve been doing some volunteer work there processing new zine donations. It’s hell of fun!
Click-thru leads to flickr gallery.
I don’t need to convince men that feminism is important, that just isn’t a goal of mine. I can’t even have that conversation, of whether or not it’s important, because if someone asks me that they’re my mortal enemy and I don’t want to have a conversation with them until they grow up.—
Kathleen Hanna of Bikini Kill (via littlelightx)
Convincing, explaining, apologizing, justifying anything is a fucking waste of time.
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![This is a far cry from the street art we usually reblog (mostly in terms of theme/scale) but it’s so cool!
globalstreetart:lookingforstreetart:thedailywhat:
Street Art of the Day: The always awe-inspiring Blu hits up an apartment building in Madrid with his latest large-scale piece.
More photos here.
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This is a far cry from the street art we usually reblog (mostly in terms of theme/scale) but it’s so cool!
globalstreetart:lookingforstreetart:thedailywhat:
Street Art of the Day: The always awe-inspiring Blu hits up an apartment building in Madrid with his latest large-scale piece.
More photos here.
[a|m.]
Street harassment is a highly effective way men have of defining and controlling public spaces as masculine male spaces. The rest of us are interlopers and we are reminded of this every time we have the gall to appear in public. It’s effective because it keeps so many of us in fear.—
Harass back, folks!
An Appropriate Response to Street Harassment - Infoshop News (via lioneater, shakepaper)(via vladislava) (via differentvoicecommunity) (via padaviya) (via leoboudo)
And so marriage’s borders are always critical political territory… Which sexual bonds or private promises create publicly policed commitments? On what grounds do we decide what’s just? When can society intervene to right private wrongs? Who adjudicates when those involved disagree? Most politically significant, whose interests define marriage, how, and why?— Graff, E.J. What is Marriage For? The Strange Social History of our Most Intimate Institution. Boston: Beacon Press, 1999. (via revolutionnow)
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![DIY sticker solidarity! What an awesome project.
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Warning Labels of the Day: Bewildered by the British government’s insistence on slapping warning labels on “any content that involves sex, violence or strong language” but not on sloppy journalism or specious arguments, Geek comedian Tom Scott decided to proactively create a newspaper warning label set himself, and has been spending his days putting them on free papers he finds on the London Underground.
If you want to make your own, Tom has helpfully provided a PDF template for Avery’s Letter-size 5160 labels or equivalent. (A4 13 x 5 sheet template also available.)
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DIY sticker solidarity! What an awesome project.
queermovieman:missworld:obliviousunction:thedailywhat:
Warning Labels of the Day: Bewildered by the British government’s insistence on slapping warning labels on “any content that involves sex, violence or strong language” but not on sloppy journalism or specious arguments, Geek comedian Tom Scott decided to proactively create a newspaper warning label set himself, and has been spending his days putting them on free papers he finds on the London Underground.
If you want to make your own, Tom has helpfully provided a PDF template for Avery’s Letter-size 5160 labels or equivalent. (A4 13 x 5 sheet template also available.)
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yeah, it’s pretty much like this.
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