lovethroughsimpleandthestruggle:
http://www.takepart.com/article/2013/05/17/want-buycott-monsanto-or-gmo-label-opponents?cmpid=tpfood-eml-2013-5-18-monsanto
Link to article.This app reads barcodes and tells you whether a product was ethically made or not. You can join certain campaigns, for women, animal rights, against gmos, against monsanto etc
I hear they are still working out a few bugs on the android version but this looks like the most useful app I’ve seen in a long time.
babydidyouforgettotakeyourmeds:
instagram: @shutyourdirtywhorishmouth
Beautiful girl. I wonder if I can change my hair to that colour
Akhal-Teke Cremello.The Akhal-Teke is a horse from Turkmen, in the southern region of the modern country of Turkmenistan. These horses have been renowned as cavalry mounts and racehorses for some 3,000 years. Cremellos (or “isabellas” in Europe) and Perlinos are found quite commonly in the Akhal-Teke and are known for their lustrous coats and ice-blue eyes.
Photo credit: Svetlana Pedrova
turtle cosies
HELPHELP HELP MEEE HELP
THIS IS THE CUTEST THING OF EVER
HELP
…someone needs to knit these for Clyde.
OMG
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blueandbluer:
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nottodaymegatron:
The Gulabi gang is a group of Indian women vigilantes and activists who visit abusive husbands & beat them up with laathis (bamboo sticks) unless they stop abusing their wives.
In 2008, they stormed an electricity office in Banda district and forced officials to turn back the power they had cut in order to extract bribes.[4] They have also stopped child marriages and protested dowry and female illiteracy.
The group, which the Indian media portray positively, was reported to have 20,000 members as of 2008, as well as a chapter in Paris, France.
The Gulabi gang is the subject of the 2010 movie Pink Saris by Kim Longinotto and the 2012 documentary Gulabi Gang by Nishtha Jain. Another movie, Gulab Gang, starring Madhuri Dixit in the leading role, is to be released on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2013.
YEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS
I LOVE YOU AND I DON’T EVEN KNOW YOU
These ladies are BETTER THAN YOU.
fuck them up, ladies.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/2b4c2b20d81748453b19f431c7ab3d38/tumblr_mg4d86TVUW1rqx4rvo1_500.jpg)
The Gulabi gang is a group of Indian women vigilantes and activists who visit abusive husbands & beat them up with laathis (bamboo sticks) unless they stop abusing their wives.
In 2008, they stormed an electricity office in Banda district and forced officials to turn back the power they had cut in order to extract bribes.[4] They have also stopped child marriages and protested dowry and female illiteracy.
The group, which the Indian media portray positively, was reported to have 20,000 members as of 2008, as well as a chapter in Paris, France.
The Gulabi gang is the subject of the 2010 movie Pink Saris by Kim Longinotto and the 2012 documentary Gulabi Gang by Nishtha Jain. Another movie, Gulab Gang, starring Madhuri Dixit in the leading role, is to be released on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2013.
YEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS
I LOVE YOU AND I DON’T EVEN KNOW YOU
These ladies are BETTER THAN YOU.
fuck them up, ladies.
On May 25, tens of thousands of activists will March Against Monsanto. Events are being organized globally: on six continents, in 33 countries, with over 250 cities being involved. The movement is dedicated to peaceful solidarity with any and all who share a common concern for this cause.
The official website for March Against Monsanto, www.march-against-monsanto.com, features the mission statement in five languages, a full press release, flyer and more.
To find the Facebook event for your city, visit the “Events” tab on the website.
We will not stand for cronyism. We will not stand for poison. That’s why we March Against Monsanto.
