228083    19:59

Just because I treat you right doesn’t mean I’m the one.

will-x-vi:

humble-rose:

I’m just doing what I’m supposed to do.

Fuck. This is the realest shit I’ve read today. Like it’s ok to feel special to be treated nice but you have to remember that you deserve that. You SHOULD be treated well. Don’t latch onto someone just because they’re doing what should be required. Acknowledge it and keep it flowing

Just because I treat you right doesn’t mean I’m the one.

will-x-vi:

humble-rose:

I’m just doing what I’m supposed to do.

Fuck. This is the realest shit I’ve read today. Like it’s ok to feel special to be treated nice but you have to remember that you deserve that. You SHOULD be treated well. Don’t latch onto someone just because they’re doing what should be required. Acknowledge it and keep it flowing

geaux-tev
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582    19:51
diaryofanangryasianguy
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diaryofanangryasianguy:

01/25/18

Japanese American allies march with the indigenous community during Seattle’s Women’s March

The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) led the march in an effort to call attention to what it said is an epidemic of violence against indigenous women. Spectators saw the indigenous community dressed in red to honor MMIW, while others wore pink hats. The MMIW awareness aims to find justice and highlight cases that don’t get the proper attention from the public, law enforcement, and government.

Senji Kanaeda, a Japanese Buddhist monk living on Bainbridge Island, brought his uchiwa daiko drum to the march and drummed with the other indigenous people to the beat of the Women Warrior song. His friend Gilberto Perez, who was born in Cuba and grew up in New York City, joined him. They, among other allies, marched to support these women whose voices are often silenced or not heard.

Reblogged at 7:51pm
on January 26th
91084    19:50

candysketch:

fandomshatepeopleofcolor:

thealogie:

white actors: dropped out of school to pursue acting, told a joke once, got discovered  and starred in a blockbuster

actors of colour: attended tisch julliard rada, studied acting for years, did othello, joined a theatre “for people of their ethnicity”, did hamlet, auditioned for everything, did macbeth, won prestigious theatre award that no one cares about, got their big break delivering one line in a blockbuster

Actors of color: still got to change their names to get good roles

Actors of color: have to accept stereotypical roles or bastardise their own cultures

Actors of color: have to wait while white actors tell them to “wait for their turn” because there’s always something more important to do before hiring them

Actors of color: get their careers destroyed over the smallest things while white actors get 2 million second chances

White actors: “yeah I was standing near a truck and some guy told me ‘you look hot, hired’ and now im a millionaire”.

Actors of color: have roles meant for them get taken by white people and get told “why does race matter? the actor with the most talent should get it”
Actors of Color: have roles that SHOULD be for them but have casting descriptions looking for only white people and are turned away when they audition for them
Actors of Color: struggle to find a role not looking for specifically white people
White Actors: “oh yeah, i just got offered this role for a character with a japanese name for this adaptation of an anime and i couldnt pass it up, you know? Lol”

candysketch:

fandomshatepeopleofcolor:

thealogie:

white actors: dropped out of school to pursue acting, told a joke once, got discovered  and starred in a blockbuster

actors of colour: attended tisch julliard rada, studied acting for years, did othello, joined a theatre “for people of their ethnicity”, did hamlet, auditioned for everything, did macbeth, won prestigious theatre award that no one cares about, got their big break delivering one line in a blockbuster

Actors of color: still got to change their names to get good roles

Actors of color: have to accept stereotypical roles or bastardise their own cultures

Actors of color: have to wait while white actors tell them to “wait for their turn” because there’s always something more important to do before hiring them

Actors of color: get their careers destroyed over the smallest things while white actors get 2 million second chances

White actors: “yeah I was standing near a truck and some guy told me ‘you look hot, hired’ and now im a millionaire”.

Actors of color: have roles meant for them get taken by white people and get told “why does race matter? the actor with the most talent should get it”
Actors of Color: have roles that SHOULD be for them but have casting descriptions looking for only white people and are turned away when they audition for them
Actors of Color: struggle to find a role not looking for specifically white people
White Actors: “oh yeah, i just got offered this role for a character with a japanese name for this adaptation of an anime and i couldnt pass it up, you know? Lol”

thealogie
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Reblogged at 7:50pm
on January 26th