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An even bigger issue is that if people think social justice is about niceness, it means they have fundamentally misunderstood privilege. Privilege does not mean you live in a world where people are nice to you and never insult you. It means you live in a world in which you, and people like you, are given systematic advantages over other people. Being marginalised does not mean people are always nasty to you, it means you live in a world in which many aspects of the cultural, social and economic systems are stacked against people like you. Some very privileged people have had awful experiences in life, but it does not erase their privilege.
—The Revolution Will Not Be Polite (via daisyfart)
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So this past week was finals at my school. I hope I someday find whoever put them up in EVERY singe building on campus.
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Reblog this if you like Supernatural. No questions, just do. It’ll make sense later.
how could one not reblog this?
I hope this is as fruitful as the Harry Potter one.
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Quite possibly the coolest bookstore ever.
Literally every available surface was covered in books. There was a bookshelf in the bathroom crammed with books in five different languages, and it was awesome.
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a pack of “nice guys” should be called a fedoration
I have never reblogged something so fast before in my life.
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