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☼ thugzmansion presents the GODDESS SHIRT for Spring/Summer 2013 !
now available @ the thugz maison bigcartel shop ☀

god·dess [god-is]
1. a female god or deity who does it, does it, and does it well.
2. Audre&Gloria&Angela&bell.

A Thugzmaison Spring/Summer 2013 exclusive, screen printed by hand with love.

Ana María Agüero Jahannes (pictured) is the founder of Wild Seed Wellness, the first donation-based bodyworks service based in Oakland to offer exclusive support to queer people of color. She will do magic upon your bod, trust! Book an appointment today.

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redsuspenders:

“oh thank god another white person”

slaughterhousefive:

When did America decide it wanted to watch rich white people shop for houses

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iloveyoulikekanyeloveskanye:

boys like it when youre playfully mean to them. call them names. punch them on the shoulder. murder their families

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"People of Asian descent become the model minority when they are depicted to do better than other racial minority groups, whereas they become the yellow peril when they are described to outdo White Americans. On one hand, Asian Americans as the yellow peril embody ‘foreignness’ and ‘masculinity’ that threaten U.S identity as a White, Christian nation; on the other hand, Asian Americans who make efforts to succeed silently and diligently— without demanding or protesting anything —symbolize ‘the model minority’ and ‘docility’ or ‘femininity’ and confirm colorblind ideology. Considering Lee (1999) and Okihiro’s (1994) arguments, it is possible to think that the construction of the model minority stereotype is tied to creating a less threatening face of the yellow peril."

— Stereotyping Asian Americans: The Dialectic of the Model Minority and the Yellow Peril, Yuko Kawai (via thugzmansion)

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azadistan:

The women of Cairo’s fine arts and science college in 1987

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"I’m not being racist, you should feel lucky that someone appreciates your culture."

— White proverb (via thugzmansion)

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