Christopher Kane S/S 10
mi kolección favorita
(Source: undrowned, via teen-witches)
miau, me llamo Andrea.
ya tengo 17 años.
Vivo en Guadalajara México. miau. • Ask me anything
pony pony pony poniilandiaaa
ya tengo 17 años.
Vivo en Guadalajara México. miau. • Ask me anything
pony pony pony poniilandiaaa
Feminism is Imperialism
I love this.
“Strange is the rage reserved by so many feminist ladies for the few girls wearing the hijab. They have begged poor president Chirac, the Soviet at 82 percent, to crack down on them in the name of the Law. Meanwhile the prostituted female body is everywhere. The most humiliating pornography is universally sold. Advice on sexually exposing bodies lavishes teen magazines day in and day out.
A single explanation: a girl must show what she’s got to sell. She’s got to show her goods. She’s got to indicate that, henceforth, the circulation of women abides by the generalized model, and not by restricted exchange. Too bad for bearded fathers and elder brothers! Long live the planetary market! The generalized model is the top fashion model.
It used to be taken for granted that an intangible female right is to only have to get undressed in front of the person of her choosing. But no. It is vital to hint at undressing at every instant. Whoever covers up what she puts on the market is not a loyal merchant.
Let’s argue the following, then, a pretty strange point: the law on the hijab is a pure capitalist law. It orders femininity to be exposed. In other words, having the female body circulate according to the market paradigm is obligatory. For teenagers, i.e. the teeming center of the entire subjective universe, the law bans any holding back.”
-Alain Badiou, Behind the Scarfed Law, There is Fear
(via feministsaresexist)
el ryan sheckler de jalisco
ya imprimí la guía de estudios pero no puedo estudiarla porque la voy a desordenar. casi todo lo que dije hoy fue “cómo crees” “uuu” y “no ps así cómo” porque mi jefa me habló de la crisis administrativa que kumon vive a nivel estatal. mañana voy a engargolar la guía, ok.
a selection of nice fotos from my day ;-)
(carne por vida)
B)
“You know, equality is a myth, and for some reason, everyone accepts the fact that women don’t make as much money as men do. I don’t understand that. Why do we have to take a backseat? I truly believe that women should be financially independent from their men. And let’s face it, money gives men the power to run the show. It gives men the power to define value. They define what’s sexy. And men define what’s feminine. It’s ridiculous.”
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Beyonce Knowles dropping truth bombs in GQ Magazine | February 2013 (via ceedling)
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