→ 20 May 13 at 11 am
This song played on the radio as I drove home. It reminded me so much of Clare and senior year and the sense of safety I used to have … I miss feeling like that
(Source: Spotify)
This song played on the radio as I drove home. It reminded me so much of Clare and senior year and the sense of safety I used to have … I miss feeling like that
(Source: Spotify)
Two days until Germany. This is unreal.
It felt as if one’s entire world was one, long Sunday afternoon.
Nothing to do. Nowhere to go.
Between 1942-1946, the US government brought German POWs to the states for use in agricultural labor. This coincided with the first few years of the US-Mexico bi-national Bracero migrant labor program, which brought Mexican nationals to the states,…
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Am emotional-eating my entire kitchen right now….Seniors come back!
(Source: fassyy, via iloveyourfunnyface)
New Insults by Kait Rokowski - [x]
lol the pirating music one
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Why, for example, should bad experiences with members of a particular group lead to a lifetime of prejudice, hatred, and violence against them? Having a bad experience with someone who wears glasses is unlikely to cause antipathy toward people who wear glasses, but people often say their prejudice against groups such as blacks, women, or Jews is based on a few bad experiences during their younger years.
The difference between people who wear glasses, on the one hand, and Jews, blacks, and women on the other is that the latter are all regarded and treated as a devalued subordinate group in a racist, anti-Semitic, sexist society, while the former are not. What turns a bad individual experience into a pattern of prejudicial, discriminatory, and violent behavior is a social environment that encourages and supports just that sort of generalization.
"I wish I’d gone to Smith College. I wish I’d ever had the grades.
I wish you had gone here too.