Calgary’s newest emergency: there is a train that is in danger of falling into a river. It is carrying a shipment of flamable liquid of some sort.

Calgary you need to stop having emergencies when we haven’t finished cleaning up the last one.

tyrianterror:

shorm:

okay i think it says something that i was just able to convince someone that opium is legal in canada

canada we may need to get our shit together

that or we’re just excellent liars

I was reading that exchange and just giggling away

averyspaciouswitch:

R.I.P. to all the men and boys who have been abused, assaulted, and killed but are only remembered when someone needs a tragic example to reason away the suffering of women.

I’m so sorry that misogynists only see you as tools to enforce oppression.

You deserve so much better than that.

SB5 ISN’T DEAD

SB5 ISN’T DEAD

nitanahkohe:

lakhotiyapi:

“Simple Lakota verbs/phrases we use in our household. My daughter is 4 years old and is currently a student in the Lakota Language Nest here on Standing Rock. I’m amazed at how much she knows, but also at how hard it is to keep going to pushing ourselves to learn more everyday. Our goal is fluency.”  – Alayna Eagle Shield

This is such a cute video of one of the children in the Lakȟól’iyapi Wahóȟpi and her hard working mother!

Here are all the questions/words/commands that are in the video (plus a few just to round out the set):

  • Táku eníčiyapi he?  What do they call you?
  • ____ emáčiyapi.  They call me ____.
  • Nilákȟota he?  Are you Lakota?
  • Háŋ, malákȟota.  Yes, I am Lakota.
  • Ništíŋma he?  Are you sleeping?
  • Háŋ, mštíŋme.  Yes, I am sleeping.
  • Yétka he?  Are you up?
  • Háŋ, wékta.  Yes, I am up.
  • Hi-yákpažaža he?  Are you brushing your teeth?
  • Háŋ, hi-wákpažaža.  Yes, I am brushing my teeth.
  • Napé yaglúžaža he? (niglúžaža)  Are you washing your hands?
  • Háŋ, napé waglúžaža. (miglúžaža)  Yes, I am washing my hands.
  • Ógle kiŋ yéč’uŋ he?  Are you putting on your shirt/coat?
  • Háŋ, ógle kiŋ wéč’uŋ.  yes, I am putting on my shirt/coat.
  • Ógle kiŋ yaglúškoka he?  Are you taking off your shirt/coat?
  • Háŋ, ógle kiŋ waglúšloke.  Yes, I am taking off my shirt/coat.
  • Háŋpa kiŋ yéč’uŋ he?  Are you putting on your shoes?
  • Háŋ, háŋpa kiŋ wéč’uŋ.  Yes, I am putting on my shoes.
  • Háŋpa kiŋ yaglúškola he?  Are you taking off your shoes?
  • Háŋ, háŋpa kiŋ waglúšloke.  Yes, I am taking off my shoes.
  • Loyáčhiŋ he?  Are you hungry?
  • Háŋ, lowáčhiŋ.  Yes, I am hungry.
  • Wayáta he?  Are you eating?
  • Háŋ, wawáte.  Yes, I am eating.
  • Íniphi he?  Are you full?
  • Háŋ, ímaphi.  Yes, I am full.
  • Ínipuza he?  Are you thirsty?
  • Háŋ, ímapuze.  Yes, I am thirsty.
  • Wakšíča kiŋ lužáža he?  Are you washing the dishes?
  • Háŋ, wakšíča kiŋ blužáža.  Yes, I am washing the dishes.
  • Niglúštaŋ he?  Are you finished?
  • Háŋ, miglúštaŋ.  Yes, I am finished.
  • Yaškáta he?  Are you playing?
  • Háŋ, waškáte.  Yes, I am playing.
  • Wayáčhi he?  Are you dancing?
  • Háŋ, wawáčhi.  Yes, I am dancing.
  • Yalówaŋ he?  Are you singing?
  • Walówaŋ.  Yes, I am singing.
  • Wíluškiŋ he?  Are you happy?
  • Háŋ, wíbluškiŋ.  Yes, I am happy.
  • Čhaŋténišiča he?  Are you sad?
  • Háŋ, čhaŋtémašiče.  Yes, I am sad.
  • Ničháŋzeka he?  Are you angry?
  • Háŋ, mačháŋzeke.  Yes, I am angry.
  • Iyáȟaȟa he?  Are you laughing?
  • Háŋ, iwáȟaȟa.  Yes, I am laughing.
  • Yačhéya he?  Are you crying?
  • Háŋ, wačhéye.  Yes, I am trying.
  • Thečhíȟila.  I love you.
  • Thečhíȟilapi.  I love you all.
  • Philámayaye.  Thank you.
  • Philámayayapi.  Thank you all.
  • Kíkta ye/yo!  Wake up!
  • Čhuŋkší  Daughter
  • Čhiŋkší  Son
  • Iná  Mother
  • Até  Father

omg she is so adorable!!! extra points for the princess dress 

This is actually really awesome.

don’t erase ableism

coolcrayons:

I just want to say that disabled/mentally ill/terminally ill queers can now have their spouse be their legal advocate and representative instead of an immediate family member who might treat them like shit because of queerness, etc. and they won’t be affected by HIPAA laws, so cool things for queer sick people

because sick queers deserve the same right to the support and advocacy from their partner

something people forget about sometimes with marriage rights, etc.

like5giraffes:

lztybrn:

ame-and-yuki:

ascenti:

totallyfubar:

paragonpostcards:

helioscentrifuge:

sorry not sorry

The men of tumblr unite. Because this is more than fighting the patriarchy, this is fighting for the voice of the people.

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*Phone rings*

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THE FUCK DID YOU SAY THE PATRIARCHY WAS UP TO?

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I’M ON MY WAY.

*Banana Rings*

who is this how did you get this numb- THE PATRIARCHY IS DOING WHTA

SAVE SOME PATRIARCH BLOOD FOR US

I know one of the guys in the last three photos… OH MEN OF TUMBLR YOU HAVE YOUR OWN FANDOM YOU DO REALIZE

see i told you the “men of tumblr” have their own fandom

sorry but this is really cute and makes my heart happy