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Those moments when you go into a light trance and then come back like what am I doing again..
Oh right I’m on earth. – at Kensington, CA
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Your daily reminder, if you are a woman or a girl, that it is not your job to make men happy. You were not put on this earth to give men pleasure or make sure they feel good. You don’t have to do that today if you don’t want to.
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Art by Women Sells for 47.6% Less Than Works by Men, Study Finds hyperallergic.com/417356/art… via @hyperallergic
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Ambient Music At 40: The Future Of A Drifting Genre #BrianEno #MusicForAirports factmag.com/2018/02/04/ambie…
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I’m so heartened by all of you. Onward! xitter.cf/timepolitics/status/95…
New @TIME cover: A year ago, they marched. Now a record number of women are running for office ti.me/2DLOp0X via @CharlotteAlter
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The Female Pioneers of the Bauhaus Art Movement: Discover Gertrud Arndt, Marianne Brandt, Anni Albers & Other Forgotten Innovators bit.ly/2tqgDer
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A biologist travels to a dozen of the world's most beautiful trees to explore, in immensely poetic prose, how relationships weave the fabric of life and what trees can teach us about the art of connecting brainpickings.org/2017/12/08…
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Wake me up when famous dudes start apologizing like:
"I'm trash. Always have been. I got caught, so now I'm public trash.
I relinquish all my hair plugs.
Here are five black women you could hire to replace me.
In closing, Star Trek Discovery is good."
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Woah there. Let’s start with black people, Muslims, women and immigrants first. xitter.cf/futurism/status/937701…
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Public lands are our heritage. These lands belong to all of us. @realDonaldTrump #MonumentalMistake
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Some thoughts on David Hockney’s marvelous show at the Met nyti.ms/2hXs1LL
❤️ @davidecantoni his new large #rgb paintings are entirely reflective paint that disappears and emerges as you move. Every image from @nytimes ... This one refugees on a raft. It is as though they are there and his work gracefully, poignantly, reminds you see more.























