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Corsican vendetta knife with floral detail

“may all your wounds be mortal”

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Doruk Sikman

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Loving me isn’t easy, I have sharp edges, I have missing parts.

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Me

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Decolonization Day 2014

Houston, Texas

(photos by Elizabeth Brossa)

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Unedited picture of rescuers at a shrine near the summit of Mt. Ontake, the volcano which erupted last week, killing at least 51 with 13 still buried under rocks and ash. (Article)

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U.S. police have killed 745 people this year. This is how it breaks down by state.  

According to statistics provided by Mapping Police Violence, American police are on track to kill around 1,200 people in 2015. While there’s a clear correlation between the number of officer-involved homicides and state population size, a few states stand out as having extremely high numbers of deaths.

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This Shit Is Flames!!!!!

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More people are concerned with why women stay in abusive relationships than why men are abusing women

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Citing the “ongoing discussion of the issue of mass incarceration,” Columbia University has decided to stop investing money in companies that run private prisons, becoming the first university in the United States to divest from the controversial industry. The university’s Advisory Committee on Socially Responsible Investing announced last week that Columbia’s board of trustees would divest from companies currently engaged in the operation of private prisons, and would “refrain from making new investments in such companies,” according a statement on the university’s Finance Gateway website. The $5 billion private prison industry has taken off in recent years, with the number of inmates serving sentences in for-profit prisons doubling between 2000 and 2010. Private prisons house nearly 20 percent of federal prisoners and about 7 percent of state prisoners. Minorities who are convicted of crimes are more likely to be sent to private prisons than their white counterparts. For-profit prison companies have guaranteed shareholders certain occupancy levels, and to boost occupancy prisons sometimes doled out infractions that lengthen prisoners’ sentences or worked with groups like the American Legislative Exchange Council to enact policies that result in higher rates of incarceration.

Columbia Just Became the First US University to Divest From Private Prisons

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This.

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New organization just getting started. Open to anyone. Check out the site and see @TheOnlyBacchus on Twitter for more. 

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don't go out with me. i will take you to eat unhealthy grilled food. i will encourage you to smoke. we will stay up till 1 am

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