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Bourbon Street Mahi Mahi from Bubba Gump 🐟

Grilled salmon, shrimp and veggies

I have too much fun putting new product out #thehundreds #supra #oddfuture and an #andywarhol longboard at #zumiez

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You only see what they want you to see, remember that.

what a powerful image 

Forever reblog

wow

speaks volumes

True!

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Just doin some plyo-push-ups #progression #dowork #fitness

Just picked up these today, but I’m gonna have to go back for the others I left behind #nike #freerun #fitnessmajorproblems

Sweat rate/fluid loss project 1st session 1 hr cycling intervals #fitness #dowork

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Rita after rubbing her belly #kitty #cat

#redchair #vegas

thinkmexican:

Shame on Brazil: Forceful Removal of Indigenous Group Stains World Cup With the Blood of 500 Years of Genocide

While nations competed to go to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil on Friday, Brazil’s Indigenous Peoples were clashing with police over a building they’ve used as a community center in Rio de Janeiro for almost 30 years.

With the World Cup and the Olympics around the corner, local authorities have been under pressure from FIFA and International Olympic Committee to make room for housing, parking and administrative offices.

It so happens the space in question is literally steps from the famous Maracanã Stadium and was designated to become a parking lot by the World Cup organizing committee. However, leaders of Aldeia Maracanã (Maracanã Village), the group living in the building that was formerly the National Indigenous Museum, had plans to make their presence permanent and covert the space into an Indigenous school.

The forced removal of Native Brazilians by police was characterized by Aldeia Maracanã leaders as part of “513 years of struggle.”

Brazilian authorities, World Cup and Olympic organizers need to know the world is watching. This blog and many of our readers are very upset that our brothers and sisters in Brazil were treated as foreigners on their own land and violently removed from their center.

We demand accommodations be made for the Aldeia Maracanã to return and for resources to be appropriated for the establishment of an Indigenous cultural and academic center within sight of Maracanã Stadium, so that locals and tourists are forever reminded that the country’s original inhabitants are still very much alive and present in Brazil.

Photo credit: Vanderlei Almeida, AFP

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Let’s make this viral. 

Reblog again

So powerful.

“Racism is mental illness”… that kind of ableism is not ok, not even as anti-racism.

I completely misread that - her belly button obscures it a bit so I thought it said that it is NOT a mental illness. (Because it isn’t, and it lumps in a choice of personal ideology in with actual illnesses which…no. Just no.)