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True story

its different for everyone i guess

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There is separation of colored people from white people in the United States, That separation is not a disease of colored people. It is a disease of white people. And, I do not intend to be quiet about it.

Albert Einstein (via kenobi-wan-obi)

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One day I woke up and we no longer spoke the same language. I haven’t heard from you since.

Where did you go?, Hishaam Siddiqi (via blueabloom)

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Since our history of colonialism includes a correlative history of colonial missionization our political analysis must focus in no small measure on the ways that Jesus and the doctrine of the Christ have been used as a tool of the conquest of our nations and our eventual subjugation as small, poverty-ridden internal minorities in what has become the wealthiest and most politically powerful state in the world community of states.

George Tinker— American Indian Liberation: a Theology of Sovereignty

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Tell me about it

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1. Don’t ever tell anyone they look tired. 2. Help people, and if you offer to help someone, follow through. 3. Be kind to people who work in retail and food service. 4. Let someone know you’re not interested. 5. Actually “hang out sometime.” 6. Be a little more honest. 7. Stop calling each other mean names on the internet. 8. Send more letters (not emails) and gifts. 9. Give more genuine complements. 10. Have more patience while waiting in lines.

10 Little Things We Can Do To Make Life Easier For Each Other, Almie Rose (via heartlagoon)

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Native hottie

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Can I live in here

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Happily ever after

...she lives the rest of her days committed to those with broken hearts, hoping that one day her hard work would be enough to find redemption for the pain she caused those around her for all the years she loved with a broken heart. And she lived...

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