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Walter Einenkel at Daily Kos:

Musician Vanessa Carlton is using her famous song “A Thousand Miles,” to bring attention to the fight for reproductive rights. The song, and Carlton, are featured in a new video released by the Center for Reproductive Rights. The video follows the journey of one young woman as she drives out of her home state of Texas to find health care access in another state. It is a lonely journey, marked by rest stops, sleeping in her car, and ending in a medical facility’s waiting room. A title card reads “Last year, abortion bans forced 170,000 Americans to go out of state for reproductive care,” citing research done by the Guttmacher Institute.  “I had an ectopic pregnancy and without abortion care, I could have died,” Carlson says at the end of the video. “Abortion is health care. Please tell Congress to protect reproductive freedom nationwide.”

Vanessa Carlton’s iconic 2002 hit A Thousand Miles is being highlighted in a video by abortion rights group Center for Reproductive Rights to show that abortion bans have forced persons seeking an abortion to travel far out of their home state, costing them time and money.

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Round 1 of 8, Group 4 of 8

propaganda and summaries are under the cut (May include spoilers)

Six Feet Under: 5.12 Everyone's Waiting

Nate and Brenda's daughter Willa is born, but 2 months early and at only 2 lb. 4 oz., requiring a prolonged hospital stay. Nate is convinced she won't make it and insists that he can't accept it if she does and is "damaged", shaking Brenda's own confidence. Rico encourages David to sell the funeral home but instead he and Keith buy out Rico's 25% so he can start his own. David agrees to temporarily leave home, and goes to the funeral home. There he's confronted by Nathaniel about considering leaving the business and for his gayness, and is forced to fight his mysterious attacker back, then finally sees his face. Maya is returned to Brenda and Ruth has to face her own problems, until Maggie reveals Nate did see her, happily, as Brenda insisted. Claire takes up photography (of Ted) again and gets a job offer at a New York photo production company, but offers to be there for Ruth until she insists she go and unfreezes her account. Brenda gets a surprise visit from Nate, who finally shows love for his daughter, and someone else. Claire learns the company who gave the job offer has just failed, but Nate encourages her to go onto New York anyway.

WKRP In Cincinnati: 1.07 Turkeys Away

Feeling left out by all the recent changes, Mr. Carlson decides to launch his own Thanksgiving promotion. With the aid of Herb and Les, the Big Guy turns a routine turkey give-away into a comic catastrophe.

A legit contender for the funniest episode of any TV show ever. Pitch-perfect characterization, an absurd but completely plausible premise, and some iconic lines. I don't expect this to win, simply because Tumblr skews too young for enough folks to have seen it, but it absolutely belongs in the bracket.

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i finished my outer banks icons so it's time to pick a new project!

for the duration of the time this poll will be up (one week unless i make a decision before then) my ask box will also be open for suggestions. please follow the rules when it comes to requests and understand that while I am willing to make my own screencaps, icons I can make with pre-made screencaps hold priority while I am at school because it is less time consuming.

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independent writing blog for    madison montgomery   of american horror story coven.    PRIMARILY COVEN BASED THOUGH I AM HEAVILY DIVERGENT BORDERLINE NOT CONNECTED.     headcanon + crossover oriented.    this blog is 20+.    my name is selina,   21+.    cst timezone,    she   +   her.     

taking a study in:     young stardom,   addiction,   coping with trauma your way,    the potential to power,    the price of resurrection,   extreme narcissism   &.   the heartless trope.

side note,   i do not use emma rob.erts in my portrayal.   i use two different face claims of natalie alyn lind   &.   carlson young.    originally established in 2015.

PINTEREST.    SPOTIFY PLAYLIST.   GUIDELINES BELOW.   OTHER BLOG(S):    faith lehane of btvs / angel    (@fiveslays​)

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don’t be a dickhead.   things such as racism,   transphobia,   homophobia,   incest,   etc will absolutely not be tolerated under any circumstances.

nsfw heavy blog.   doesn’t just mean smut;   dark   &.   triggering topics may occur as...   this is a horror blog.   also nsfw text     ——     this is a madison montgomery rp blog   &.   madison’s got a pretty foul mouth and vocab set,   i will be keeping it as such.   

speaking of dark / triggering topics:    everything will be tagged.   i use the following format:  trigger /

gonna be setting this blog to mutuals only!

normally i don’t mind duplicates but i need to be mindful of my mental health so i will not be following duplicates at this moment. please respect this. if you follow me anyway, i will just block you.

please softblock me if you’re gonna break mutuals.   i will give the same courtesy.

on the subject of soft blocking, i will softblock you after no interactions ic or ooc has been made. i’m not a number for your following and i’d rather you not treat me like it.

regarding shipping: i ship based on chemistry, not auto. my madison is bisexual. don’t force ships on me.

i’m a slow writer. if this doesn’t suit you, this isn’t the blog for you.

i won’t follow you if you do over the top purple prose. 

i don’t care how you format, if you use gifs, icons, etc. 

i won’t give out my discord first, it’s on request.

i do mains, exclusives will be rare if i ever do them in the first place. at this moment, i have no mains or exclusives.

psd credit goes to eyeh8riot!

more will be added here as i see fit / remember to add.

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Thoughts on V for Vendetta [REWATCH]

Just my raw thoughts not a review or anything

The film adaptation of the seminal graphic novel by Alan Moore is not as good as it’s source material (shocker) but it’s a bombastic, creative and stylish action movie that still gets to keep a lot of the surface level things that made V for Vendetta so interesting.

In very broad strokes the story follows a young woman who upon meeting a terrorist on a night out while he prepares to strike at their totalitarian government is accidentally dropped into the conflict to function as our POV of the situation. The terrorist who’s name is V is a revolutionary man of the people and interestingly obsessed with the Gunpowder Plot who serves as the driving force of the story as he little by little takes down the totalitarian government through a year showing Evey (the young woman mentioned previously) all the faults of it. The story is anarchistic in nature but the movie makes it a little more muddy and centers it more on the “People shouldn’t be afraid of their governments, the government should be afraid of it’s people” philosophy that V so elegantly speaks of.

The film has some issues making it’s own story work but it shines in the performances and the action sequences, for the first Hugo Weaving is giving the performance of a lifetime entirely through physical acting and his voice giving a lot of life and humanity to a character that has no face at all and whose mask is decidedly stuck in a pacific emotion that he just doesn’t show much of. On the other side of the coin Natalie Portman also gives an incredibly compelling performance showing the emotional journey of Evey as she goes from a scared young woman who follows orders into a hardened defying fighter who isn’t afraid of even her own mortality through events that transpire in the later half of the movie. A lot of smaller roles are also outstanding with the late great John Hurt doing a terrific job as the dictator Sutler, Roger Allan also does a fantastic job as Lewis Prothero the propaganda king and celebrity opinion new anchor (what we now call a Tucker Carlson) and Stephen Fry closes out the performances I wanna single out bringing a lot of warmth and kindness as Deitrich. As for the action sequences we have a few but the main popular standout is the slow mo knife sequence at the end of the film which makes it pretty obvious that director James McTeigue has worked most of his career with the Wachowskis as your can see their fingerprints all over the cinematography as well as how the script (which they wrote) weaves into them to created pure catarsis when the time comes and we get incredible one liners with them like the ever iconic “Beneath this mask there is more than flesh. Beneath this mask there is an idea. And ideas are bulletproof” which is one of the many many great lines thrown through the movie, another being “A building is a symbol, as is the act of destroying it. Symbols are given power by people. Alone a symbol is meaningless, but with enough people, blowing up a building can change the world.” as well as propelling into the cultural zeitgeist “Remember remember, the 5th of November'' along with the now incredibly iconic mask of Guy Fawkes which has been sadly co-opted by a bunch of dorks online who wanna try to look edgy and cool.

V for Vendetta is a great time and a fantastic movie, just not the greatest adaptation, while I do recommend watching it I also recommend reading the original graphic novel and vice versa as the movie is still exhilarating and incredibly well made deserving a spot in history as some of the most memorable iconography ever made.

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‘We Are Our Own Worst Enemy!’: LeBron James Accused of Blaming Black People for Tyre Nichols’ Death.

Credit Breitbart.com

NBA basketball icon LeBron James has taken a beating on social media after saying black people are “our own worst enemy” in response to the police brutality incident that led to the death of Tyre Nichols.

Last week, the nation came to a standstill when released footage showed five black Memphis police officers brutally beating Tyre Nichols during an arrest, which subsequently led to his death.

Basketball star LeBron James, who has spent the latter half of his career pushing social justice messages regarding race, used the moment to say black people are “our own worst enemy.”

Jason Whitlock on Memphis PD Video of Tyre Nichols Beating: ‘It Looked Like What Young Black Men Do When They’re Supervised by a Single Black Woman’

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Fearless with Jason Whitlock

Ep 366 | Attitude & Frustration at the Root of Tyre Nichols Tragedy, Not Racism

Three weeks ago, in a traffic stop on January 7, Tyre Nichols was hospitalized upon arrest and died three days later. He was beaten by five Memphis police officers who, since then, have turned themselves in. Today, MPD will be releasing the body camera footage of the incident. Today on “Fearless,” Jason discusses the common narrative of policemen being "racist cops" with “Fearless” soldiers Delano Squires and Shemeka Michelle. Jason asks people to consider an alternative to what’s really going on. Perhaps attitude and frustration are the culprits, not racism.

Jason Whitlock interview on Tucker Carlson Tonight

During an appearance on FNC’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Jason Whitlock, host of the “Fearless” podcast, said the actions of the five Memphis Police Officers charged with the murder of Tyre Nichols were a reflection of the breakdown of the family.

According to Whitlock, the beating was a clear-cut case of illegality by the accused law enforcement officers. However, it also appeared to represent the culture of single mothers who have risen to leadership posts in many American cities.

“They don’t want us focused on reality. Hey, if they want to devote an hour of coverage to this and weekend coverage of this, and they want to take us to a good place, I would examine the racial element of this because there is a racial element. And this is a story about young black men and their inability to treat each other in a humane way. Everybody involved in this on the street level was either 24 to 32 years old, everybody. It was a group of young black men, five-on-one. It looked like gang violence to me. It looked like what young black men do when they’re supervised by a single black woman, and that’s what they’ve got going on in the Memphis Police Department.”

“They’ve elected some — put some black woman in charge of the police force, and we are getting the same kind of chaos and disunity and violence that we see in a lot of these cities that are run by single mothers,” Whitlock continued. “If we want to discuss the breakdown of family that leads to disrespect for authority that causes you to resist the police and run from the police and not comply with the police because you resist authority at all time because there was no male authority in your home, let’s have that discussion.”

“But that’s not where they want to take us,” he added. “They want to take us down the path of saying, you know what, this is Tucker Carlson’s fault. This is some random white — this is Donald Trump’s fault. It’s not. It is the breakdown of family and the buying into all these left-wing things that have nothing to do with promoting family.”

Captain Convey Note

Normally LeBron James is blaming the police or white people for everything.

LeBron James said, "We are our own worst enemy.".

That short statement by LeBron sums up people in the black community that normally listen to what LeBron James says and follow his Own Worst Enemy advice.

Black on black crime also includes 5 black police officers killing one black man.

Jason Whitlock explains why some black people are their own worst enemy.

Fearless with Jason Whitlock

Ep 366 | Attitude & Frustration at the Root of Tyre Nichols Tragedy, Not Racism

Three weeks ago, in a traffic stop on January 7, Tyre Nichols was hospitalized upon arrest and died three days later. He was beaten by five Memphis police officers who, since then, have turned themselves in. Today, MPD will be releasing the body camera footage of the incident. Today on “Fearless,” Jason discusses the common narrative of policemen being "racist cops" with “Fearless” soldiers Delano Squires and Shemeka Michelle. Jason asks people to consider an alternative to what’s really going on. Perhaps attitude and frustration are the culprits, not racism.

Jason Whitlock interview on Tucker Carlson Tonight

During an appearance on FNC’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” Jason Whitlock, host of the “Fearless” podcast, said the actions of the five Memphis Police Officers charged with the murder of Tyre Nichols were a reflection of the breakdown of the family.

According to Whitlock, the beating was a clear-cut case of illegality by the accused law enforcement officers. However, it also appeared to represent the culture of single mothers who have risen to leadership posts in many American cities.

“They don’t want us focused on reality. Hey, if they want to devote an hour of coverage to this and weekend coverage of this, and they want to take us to a good place, I would examine the racial element of this because there is a racial element. And this is a story about young black men and their inability to treat each other in a humane way. Everybody involved in this on the street level was either 24 to 32 years old, everybody. It was a group of young black men, five-on-one. It looked like gang violence to me. It looked like what young black men do when they’re supervised by a single black woman, and that’s what they’ve got going on in the Memphis Police Department.”

“They’ve elected some — put some black woman in charge of the police force, and we are getting the same kind of chaos and disunity and violence that we see in a lot of these cities that are run by single mothers,” Whitlock continued. “If we want to discuss the breakdown of family that leads to disrespect for authority that causes you to resist the police and run from the police and not comply with the police because you resist authority at all time because there was no male authority in your home, let’s have that discussion.”

“But that’s not where they want to take us,” he added. “They want to take us down the path of saying, you know what, this is Tucker Carlson’s fault.

This is some random white — this is Donald Trump’s fault.

It’s not.

"It is the breakdown of family and the buying into all these left-wing things that have nothing to do with promoting family.”

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Some people are able to overcome the culture of, ‘We Are Our Own Worst Enemy!’.

It can be said of other people also, drug addicts and alcoholics.

They to are their own worst enemy.

Addiction is a choice but can be overcome.

The "We are out own worst enemy" is a culture lifestyle but can also be overcome.

Remember the song, "We shall overcome"?

Its possible.