January 2011
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Gays Seeking Asylum in U.S. Encounter a New Hurdle →
fuckyeahgenderstudies:
Very interesting—and enraging—article over at the New York Times about how gays seeking asylum on account of their sexuality are increasingly being scrutinised for how well they conform to popular (and outmoded, and wrong) stereotypes about lesbians and gays.
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leather jacket by luxirare
look at the nipple deets:
lol. it’s cool.
[Third World Protest as US Spectator Sport] →
zuky:
I’m not a fan of the US cultural habit of turning political turmoil in faraway lands into a gawkworthy spectator sport. I came to this realization in the aftermath of the 1989 protests in Tiananmen Square, as it gradually dawned on me that sheltered, largely clueless people who had no stake in…
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Give Peace A Chance.: What's Happening in Egypt... →
promotingpeace:
The basics: Egypt is a large, mostly Arab, mostly Muslim country. At around 80 million people, it has the largest population in the Middle East and the third-largest in Africa. Most of Egypt is in North Africa, although the part of the country that borders Israel, the Sinai peninsula, is in Asia….
Menswear Fall 2011: Balmain
hautelikecouture:
“Balmain Homme isn’t a collection; it’s a wardrobe.”
On the weekends, my husband wears Balmain.
All of this makes me weak in the knees.
i wanna wear all of it.
why do I give up too easy?
too safe, is that it?
or too tired, maybe.
dig me a hole, come live there with me.
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bug
aromatic concerns
jean michel’s broken crown
fence sitter fence sitter
fence - sitter
ad nauseum
and stretch
and pull
tiny sparklers, inside only
no shoes, no shirt, no service
don’t change your shit, they’ll get confused
and stretch
and pull
and leave.
she
her
ocd complex over her fingernail
sweaty brow and premature arthiritis
and worry
there’s something...
skins USA looks so completely disappointing
that is all
Turn your face to the sun and the shadows will fall behind you.
– [Proverb] (via lilydee)
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