11 7 / 2012

I hate when people assume that being a CEO or the president of something is so much more challenging / important / valuable than other jobs; like, say, being a homemaker or a social worker.  That line of thought is both patriarchy and capitalism at work.  Men do the majority of these jobs, so of course they must be more important, right?  And they get paid shitloads of money, so of course those jobs are the most valuable, right?

Wrong and wrong.  Because those CEO’s wouldn’t have gotten anywhere without the homemaker who birthed, raised and supported them for the first 18 years of their life (maybe longer), many of whom had full- or part-time jobs in addition to the full-time job of parenting.  If you don’t think raising children is tough, you’ve never done it.  

10 7 / 2012

undercoverinthebay:

“Watch Nicki Minaj Casually Dismantle Sexism While Applying Her Eyeliner” (via Upworthy)

14 5 / 2012

zaipt:

prince-ofbreath:

Pink Zebra Ninja Shoes

lord-kitschener:

r0bertbrowniejr:

Yesterday my mom posted a picture on Facebook of my 5 year old brother Sam wearing a pair of shoes he picked out for his first day of preschool.

She explained to him in the store…

(Source: sidbest, via entrancetothedepository)

17 4 / 2012

26 3 / 2012

andtheniremembered:

What doesn’t define your gender:

-how masculine or feminine you are

-what’s between your legs

-what the doctor said you were when you were born

-your chromosomes

-the pitch of your voice

-how people usually read you

-how you generally present

-the length of your hair

-your strength

(Source: anenormousschwanzstucker)

25 2 / 2012

mutilates:

Actually its coral blue number three

mutilates:

Actually its coral blue number three

(via haleighcat)

21 2 / 2012