#childwork

[catcatb0y]

If anyone heard me talk about some of my 'takes' on inclusivity/diversity headcanons, they would think of me as an asshole- but it's not because I don't want/enjoy/indulge in diversity/inclusivity headcanons, it's because you FOOLS the PERFECT candidate is right THERE!!

[ultrasopp]

Miss my classmate that spoke blunt truth no matter what and while i was waiting by the coffee machine she came up to me and said i dress like how americans think europeans dress

[ed4wo-study-abroad]

🚫 Let us put an end to the exploitation of innocence!✋

On World Day Against Child Labor, we stand together to preserve the rights of all children. 🌍 It is time to speak up, create awareness, and take action against child labor. We can work together to build a world where every child can enjoy their childhood and achieve their goals.

[bygonely]

Heart-Breaking Photos of the Child Miners of the United States in the 1900s

[fernthewhimsical]

What is Rainbowmancy?

To put it real simple: magic with rainbows! The first time I heard this term was from Molly Roberts, who is an art witch and overall sparkly personality. Molly gives a course in colour magic called Rainbowmancy, but she refers to herself as a Rainbowmancer as well, using it as a broader term. The first time I read it was like a lightbulb went off for me, this was perfect for me.

Rainbowmancy comes from "rainbow", the natural phenomenon, combined with the suffix "-mancy". -mancy means "to divine", for example used in Necromancy, where the spirits of the dead are asked for answers in divination. However in modern times Necromancy and other -mancy's have also come to mean "magic". Which is the version we use in Rainbowmancy.

To me, Rainbowmancy is the a combination of using rainbow energy in magic, colour magic, and art witchcraft. I also connect it to joy, wonder, and inner childwork, with queerness and its magic, and through personal associations to Unicorn magic.

[Part of a Rainbowmancy series, masterpost here]

[dragunonov]

The way i notice capitalism fit neatly into the cause of every horrible thing, from creativity and artistic expresion being stiffled because generic relatability sells better, to the exploitation of childworkers and forced labour in places like xinjiang being treated as simple cost cutting, im either begining to understand what's ruining the world or becoming a conspiracy theorist

[toesuckler]

i used to have a yorkie terrier that eventually sent blind and died a year back from medical complications, was very sad.

i have 6 cats.

my family LOVES the r word and refused to acknowledge that i had autism despite halfway accommodating me for a long while.

i cant use laptops, they freak me out and scare me. big bulky computers are the only ones i am comfortable using (downloading files scares me)

im solidly asexual (as in i dont feel any sexual attraction towards people) but how i feel about sex regularly fluctuates depending on my own self image and how well i am reality tethered wise that day.

i have a provisional autism (and official ocd of which i do not consider myself to have) diagnosis because my medical care is absolute dogwater bullshit

i have "stereotypical fandom" autism in the worss of my boyfriend. if i was a character people would instantly say i was autistic and in a very fandomized way.

i cant handle the idea of french kissing or really touching tounges with anyone, freaks me out (that may change later in life though)

i do childwork and care a lot about older people

i want to become a forensic pathologist, but if that doesnt work out id wanna be a teacher or tutor of some kind (at this point at least)

[warmaster-uk]

A boy working as a caulker looks towards the camera. His clothes are ripped, and his face is darkened by dirt. Tyneside, 1943. During World War II, the shipyards on the River Tyne played a crucial role in the war effort, building and repairing ships for the British Navy. The shipyards, which were heavily targeted by German bombers, were able to increase their productivity through innovative techniques, such as the pre-fabrication of ship components. The shipbuilding industry in the UK faced a shortage of workers as men were drafted into the armed forces. To compensate for the shortfall, the shipyards also employed a significant number of women, who worked alongside men in traditionally male-dominated roles. Additionally, children as young as 14 were recruited to work in the shipyards. These child workers were often tasked with carrying out dangerous and physically demanding tasks, such as riveting and welding, with little training or protective equipment. Despite the risks, many children worked long hours and endured harsh conditions, playing a critical role in the war effort by supporting the construction of warships and other vessels. After the war, concerns about child labour led to changes in laws and regulations to protect young workers. Despite the danger posed by German attacks, the workers in the Tyneside shipyards continued to work tirelessly throughout the war, contributing to the Allied victory and earning a reputation for their skill and dedication. Original photo by Cecil Beaton #secondworldwar #ww2 #worldwartwo #worldwar2 #war #history #militaryhistory #military #colourised #colorized #colourisedhistory #colorizedhistory #color #colour #colorizedhistoricalphotos #colorization #colourisation #retro #goodolddays #classic #goldenoldies #colorizedphoto #colourisedphoto #childworker #tyneside #shipbuilding #shipyard #child #childworker https://www.instagram.com/p/Co-3-iZKz0S/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[photovsky]

Cebu. この歳の子供が、不衛生な場所で働いてるのを海外では、よく見かける。 こんな所で、、、 そして自らを振り返る。 これでいいのか これでいいのか、と #philippines #slam #childwork (at Philippines) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJR_ikqHV4k/?igshid=c7p0b46f822m

[betzinihilo]

• • • • • • Working Christmas Spraypaint on Fabriano paper 220gsm 34×48cm #streetart, #graffiti, #graffitiart, #streetartitalia, #sabotagraffiti, #stencilart, #stencilartist, #stencil, #streetarteverywhere, #boxe, #urbanart, #fuckcapitalism, #childwork, #child, #schablone, #streetartphoto, #streetartitaly, #postcard, #streetartglobe, #streetartistry, #streetartdaily, #streetart_official, #streetartaddicted, #streetartlover, #pochoir, #reindeer, #working, #sprayart, #christmas, #stencilartwork https://www.instagram.com/p/CYbh4nLo-OG/?utm_medium=tumblr

[itservicessumrised]

Bright Scholar Foundation facilitates cost free education. Our NGO’s mission is to empower girl’s education and every deserving child who is in need of education. 

[tessilimadjayi]

Photographie de @tessilimadjayi Cette photographie est disponible en version papier . #child #childlabour #childwork #stopchidlabour #stopchildexploitation #stopchildabuse🛑🚫🛑🚫🛑 #stopchildlabor #childsafety #Unicef #uniceftogo #plantogo https://www.instagram.com/p/CK_lU-2DTWV/?igshid=hzddi07uxe03

[auroralightandlove]

Take a few moments to channel your inner child with this journal prompt today. I would love it if you share your answers! https://www.instagram.com/p/B6QmMEZpqM2/?igshid=jfr4n1shxif3

[pasionlatinamtl]

An adorable three-year-old boy drawn me my future husband, the problem is this ... I must choose between two candidates ... Could you help me? 🤔😂😂😂 so cute, merci Michel! ♥️♥️♥️ . . #goodtimessss #socute #childrenart #child #children #3yearsold #marriageequality #marriage #childwork #childworld #chooselove #love #husband #simplelifestyle #style #drawn #dreamworld #candidates #qualitytime❤️ #cpe #mtl #mtlmoments #iledessoeursmtl #montreal #viededucatrice #creativityeveryday #loveit #pasiònlatinamtl #pasionlatinamontreal #pasiónlatinamontreal #pasiònlatinamtl #pasiónlatinamontreal #fannysanchezmtl (en Île Des Soeurs)

[bygonely]

Gruesome Pictures of The Child Workers of Maine's Sardine Canneries, 1911

[ahmanzur]

#children #childmodel #childworker #childhood #childhoodmemories https://www.instagram.com/p/CcW5pBQLTbL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=