September 2011
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August 2011
24 posts
Disco
Jimmy Edgar & Luke Vibert
Disco- Jimmy Edgar and Luke Vibert
This song makes me feel like I’m at a roller rink with all my friends, and we just broke out into a spontaneous choreographed dance. You want to feel this way too…trust me.
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Link Up (Alex D Remix)
Wiley
Wiley- Link Up (Alex D remix)
Wiley just doesn’t stop, and this is a remix of a track from his upcoming album (and yes, he just had a full length release out this July, NBD). If you’ve come into my radius recently, you’ll now I’m obsessed with Wiley. Maybe, I’m trying to make up for the fact that he has yet to make it big in the US despite being somewhat of a legend over in the UK.
Also, Wiley looks damn fine in these new publicity shots. Plus he’s not scared of foxes.
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‘I can’t tell if you’re serious or not,’ said the driver.
‘I won’t know myself until I find out whether life is serious or not,’ said Trout. ‘It’s dangerous, I know, and it can hurt a lot. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s serious.’
” —Kurt Vonnegut, Breakfast of Champions
Upcoming Protest! DSK, you will not go unchallenged! →
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Join SlutwalkNYC and other members of the community on August 23rd, as we protest the victim blaming and rape culture surrounding this case and stand in solidarity with and in support of Nafi Diallo.
Slutwalk NYC Mission Statement
Slutwalk NYC Coalition allies itself with the diverse communities, activists and survivors who live with and fight the effects of rape culture.
The fight against rape culture includes the fight against
Racism
Homophobia
Transphobia
Classism
Ableism
Fatphobia
Xenophobia
Colonialism
Imperialism
Poverty
Police Brutality
Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence
Street Harassment
The fight for a culture without rape is a fight for:
Sex positivity
Body positivity
Sexual freedom
Free and creative gender expression
On demand access to abortion and reproductive health services
Respect in the workplace
Respect on the street
Safer, consensual, informed sex
Safe homes
Safe campuses
