#i am quitting my job to fuck women lol later starfleet
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rosalarian:
Angelina Jolie had a double mastectomy, in case you hadn’t heard. How dare she remove those ticking time bombs from her chest, amiright? Like, hasn’t she learned by now that her body is public domain and we all get to vote on what she does with it? Sheesh, how selfish can ya get.
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theonlymagicleftisart:
See more at THE PRINTED INTERNET.
funkyfine:
#SHINE BRIGHT LIKE JOAN WATSON
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Veronica Mars, season 1.
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lawrencepubliclibrary:
Looking for funny books? Check out our humor in YA fiction flowchart.
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noseinabook:
Spoilers at the end!
I have heard the movie is not great.
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gallifreyan-wings:
lady-whovian:
miss-doctorwho:
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aflawedfashion:
You never answer your phone.
River got the idea because when she was younger she saw Amy do it, Amy got the idea because when she first started traveling with the Doctor, she saw River do it.
what is even logic
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foundinthevault:
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sparkamovement:
COVERFLIP: what happens when you gender-swap book covers?
Maureen Johnson, in the Huffington Post: “We’re told not to judge books by them, but… EVERYBODY DOES. That is what they are for. They are the packages that get your attention, that give you messages about what to expect.
Which is why yesterday, I proposed a little experiment on Twitter. I asked people to take a well-known book, then to imagine the author of that book was of the opposite gender, or was genderqueer, and imagine what that cover might look like. Because we have these expectations in our heads already.
There were hundreds of replies within 24 hours. Click here to see just a few of them.”
This conversation is great, for so many reasons, including:
- It gets people thinking critically about gender, publishing, reader’s advisory & library displays in a creative, fun way that is also serious & likely to engender real, thoughtful conversations
- It can also be adapted to create a library program where teens create alternate covers for some of their own favorite books. It would be an excellent assignment in English classrooms, too, for that matter.
If you’re looking for inspiration for Fake Photo Month at The Vault, maybe try a coverflip using all the awesome YA books we have. Just a thought.
For more info on enter our Fake Photo Month contest head over to the blog or The Vault.
PS - We seriously love this. And Maureen Johnson. You should read her Shades of London books. 2nd one, The Madness Underneath is out. Just saying.