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Subtitle: What misandry might actually look like.(magazine covers easier to read in full size)
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Subtitle: What misandry might actually look like.

(magazine covers easier to read in full size)

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I will never shop at that store ever!!!

i thought this was a joke but 

no

and even if it were

it still wouldn’t matter

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Archaeological News: Towards the Origin of America's First Settlers

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The international scientific community faces the exciting challenge of discovering the origin of America’s first settlers. A new publication shapes some alternatives to the hypothesis of a single migration movement, as a model to describe the origin of America’s population.

The most generally supported traditional hypothesis contends that the earliest well-established human culture in the North American continent were the Clovis, a population of hunters who arrived about 13,000 years before present from North-East Asia through the Bering Strait, and scattered over the continent.

A new genetic study of South American natives, published on the journal PLOS Genetics, provides scientific evidence to reformulate the traditional model and define new theories of human settlement of the Americas. Read more.

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History lesson: Religious fundamentalism was never the original basis of American  governance…nor integrated into state affairs.

A true conservative…is a liberal…that wants a return to full separation of religion and government activities

A good start would be to stop swearing on the bible during official activities…I mean, seriously…has anyone there read the thing right through?!? (see http://www.evilbible.com/)

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Fox News Host Urges Viewers To Physically Harm Obama Voters Read more: http://www.addictinginfo.org/2013/05/24/fox-news-host-incites-violence-against-democrats-audio/#ixzz2UES7OkkV

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Since Obama took office, a violent streak has taken over the GOP. Andrea Tantaros from Fox News, and her recent threats, are the latest example.

What the heeelllllll

“‘Oh, Fox is just crazy! They’re just paranoid!’ Really? Are we? This is what is happening to our press! This is Obama’s America! It’s like the Soviet Union. He said he would change the country. He said it. And a lot of people voted for him. And if you see any of those people today, do me a favor, punch them in the face.”

I’m not paranoid and crazy! I just advocate PHYSICALLY ASSAULTING PEOPLE FOR THEIR DIFFERING POLITICAL VIEWS.

Holy shit. Like. YEAH she’s not REALLY saying that I don’t think. BUT IF A DEMOCRAT SAID THAT HO HO WOW THEY’D JUMP ON THAT SHIT.

Fuck the news. Fuck the media. Fuck politics. It’s a GAME to these people and they’re using us as pawns.

They sit safe in their fucking news chairs vomiting hatred at people who turn to them for information and reliable news and they turn us against one another so they can feel right about their opinions.

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skepticalavenger:

Access to information, I suspect, is one of the driving forces behind the atheist movement.
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Access to information, I suspect, is one of the driving forces behind the atheist movement.

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fuckheaded:

Clearly she wears those short skirts and skimpy tank tops because she wants the d. and by d I mean vitamin d. she wants to soak up as much sun as she can. because revealing clothes are not an invitation for sex u prick

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As a society, we encourage girls and women to be emotionally accessible, and in touch with their feelings; we say that it’s an innately feminine trait. We say it, that is, until they have feelings that make us uncomfortable, at which point we recast them as melodramatic harpies, shrieking banshees, and basket cases
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Reactions of people (age 17-70) photography while listening to audio files on abuse coming from inside the final piece (meaning here) of my project. Since a lot of my main work in this project has been based on reactions and stories on a blogging platform, I decided the perfect way to end this project would be to use people reactions once more. The piece was placed in places where the subjects felt comfortable enough to let their own emotions out and was quiet enough for them to truly concentrate. Not everyone in this photoset has been effected directly by rape culture- until now when they have sat through 30 minutes of it, 30 minutes of hell in a spoken word format. As can been seen, emotions ran quite high throughout the listening process, with one subject even trying to hide his tears from the camera. The general idea of this was to not only create powerful photos, but to raise awareness of what many people look over and choose not to spend a minute of their day thinking of- let alone half an hour. 

Really I think this project should be on international news I mean the message is obviously getting across to people and affecting them negatively, imagine what it would do on a larger scale. People need to get the message.

oh god wow thank you so much. 

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