Inkfathom Infiltrator (process) by Jesper Ejsing
venezuelan poodle moth
No sir i think that’s a pokemon
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Sylvester Magee, the (probable) last American born into slavery died in 1971.
The last living child of former American slaves, Mississippi Winn, died in 2010.
Slavery in the territory that is now the United States lasted more than 330 years. We will be 330 years removed from slavery in the year 2195.
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i am weak and also so very sorry
Imagine the uproar if these kinds of pictures were shown in magazines all the time. But nobody bats a fucking eyelid when we do it to women. Everyone (men (white men)) would be up in arms about ~misandry~ and hypersexualization, but do these dudebro MRAs care that women are subjected to this type of imagery /reversed/ in our own magazines on every second goddamn page? Didn’t think so.
THAT is why these images showing the reversal is important. Dudes will cry “you won’t get people to join your cause if you respond to degradation of your gender by degrading another gender” - no, fuck you. We are sick of the constant hypersexualization, and one photoset relieving us of our plight that makes you uncomfortable is NOTHING compared to what we deal with everyday.
That reminds me so much of the uproar Marina and the Diamonds’ video to “How to be a Heartbreaker” caused. They didn’t want to show the video on American TV, because it a) apparently contained homosexual pictures (oh my God, guys showering in bathing trunks! TOGETHER!) and b) objectified men. It’s really funny how flipping the whole scantily clad women surrounding a guy around makes the audience feel awkward. And with funny I mean sexist and outrageous.
Favorite Summer Movies: #2 - Summer Wars (2009)
Malabar Large-spotted Civet (Viverra civettina)
Also known as the Malabar Civet, the Malabar large-spotted civet is a species of viverrid native to the Western Ghats of India. Like other civets the Malabar civet is primarily nocturnal and forages for small mammals, fish, bird eggs, plant matter and a number of other animals. They can also excrete the famous civet musk which is sometimes used in perfumes.
Unlike the related large-spotted civet (V.megaspila) the Malabar civet has less hair on the soles of its feet. And can be distinguished from the small Indian civet (V.indica) by its smaller tail and back crest. Currently the Malabar civet is listed as critically endangered because of habitat destruction and hunting due to the misconception that they kill poultry.
Phylogeny
Animalia-Chordata-Mammalia-Carnivora-Feliformia-Viverridae-Viverra-civettina
