Edwin Howland Blashfield (December 5, 1848 – October 12, 1936) was an American painter and muralist,
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It is not the question “how do I access the same structures of power as my oppressor” that needs to be answered, on the contrary. The force that drives us is “how do I destroy these cruel and unjust structures?” Anything else seeks to obtain advantages that only exist because others suffer.
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we are alive on a planet that has water and love and crunchy peanut butter and poetry and flowers and books and kissing. I will not fret about the not so good stuff anymore.
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“Tell God, whoever he, or she, or they are, thanks, but next time, I won’t be seeing them soon.”
just wanna find the softest grass i can find and lay down in it and look at the sky for a very very very long time
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