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A depiction of what designers in the 30’s thought fashion would look like in the year 2000.

OOH SWISH

SWISH

why do some of these have to do with finding a mate

Electric headlight

Radio, telephone, coin containers

dear god they thought we would become cars

aand candy for cuties

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[TW: Ableism in video above]

I’ve been watching this show “What Would You Do?” all evening and it’s an amazing.  Some of the language is a little dated in certain episodes but their hearts are in the right place with social justice-esque experiments.  This particular episode had actors portraying a bag boy with down syndrome and abusive customers using ableist language.  It’s interesting to me that in a lot of these episodes women tend to be the ones confronting the abusers and comforting the victims while the men tend to be more standoffish or less involved.

Just as a note, if you’re going to watch this series, there aren’t any really good warnings for the content addressed in the episodes.  I was caught a little off guard by an episode about rape and I had to turn it off for a minute.  Maybe if I get time I can compile a watch list with trigger warnings because I feel like this is a must watch.  It also addresses some of the good ways to step into volatile social justice situations (putting your body between people, calling the police, addressing managers in job situations, etc.).

What Would You Do? Is so good you guys.

It really gives you a good look on human interaction and how people think. Psychology is really fascinating, and a lot of people in the featured videos give me hope.

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this is fucking beautiful. 

if you do not watch, listen, and reblog.. I can’t even ~ just unfollow me. 

o m g. 

this girl is doing beautiful things with her life.

Everybody watch this all the way through

She’s only 15.

This girl is beautiful and amazing.

I feel terrible for just reblogging, LET ME DO MOAR

I got a little teary-eyed. This girl is very smart. I am very inspired, and now, I just want to give myself a big hug, and go out and tell every person on the street that they are beautiful. This girl is amazing.

I got all teary-eyed too. Whoever this girl is she’s beautiful and I wish I had the guts to say what she said within those 5 minutes. 

this girl is gorgeous

im not just saying that because she’s doing this video

she seriously is gorgeous i mean wow

this chick’s great inside and out :)

my face right now:

yeah. there’s mascara. everywhere. i’m still crying.

I can’t even begin to describe how thankful I am for this video and how thankful I am for her words perfectly capturing every single emotion that I have about this issue. I’m going to do the same thing that she did, something that I’ve never done before and I’m going to do while I still have the courage to do so. Finally, after 16 years, am I comfortable enough with how I look to do this and for that, I am damn proud. 

My name is Adina. I’m 16 years old, a junior in high school, a Jew, a sister, a daughter and a friend. And I weigh 264 pounds. This is me: 

And I’m beautiful. I’m beautiful because I want to be, because every human being is. I am not defined by the size of my waist nor am I defined by the size of my flab. I am the strength of my character, the goodness that lies within my soul and the heart that beats beneath my skin. I am beautiful. I am me. This is me striking a pose because I am beautiful.

My name is Adina, I weigh 264 pounds and I am beautiful. You are too. 

This fucking girl is doing it right. Everything right. And she’s hot, too. And I’m not just saying that because of her message. She is fucking stunning. More people need to think like her. I need to think more like her. I cannot express how much I feel I am not enough. How much I feel my recent weight gain that I have worked off but left stretch marks, has effected me. I was bitter and angry because of genetics and how needed medications fucked with my hormones and destroyed my metabolism. I have been unhappy a lot about my body. But god dammit this girl is right. She is beautiful and she is right. 

This is absolutely perfect. I’m not sure I can even add too much to all the comments on this already because everyone’s already said it. This girl is so brave.

I have to say that in my group of friends, none of us look the same. We’re not all blonde or all brunette or really tan or really pale or thin or curvy. We’re all different sizes, different shapes, and of different ethnic backgrounds and we’re all beautiful. I love my friends just the way we are. And I’m really starting to love myself too.

Goddamn, Alicia, how am I gonna follow THAT up. <3

This girl has her mind and heart in the right place, and more people should share the same thoughts she expresses here. I don’t have the friends I have because they’re like me and they’re black or white or thin or curvy or any of that. I have them because they’ve all impacted me and my way of thought in positive ways, and their beauty is the kind that I want to keep with me for a very, very long time.

REBLOGGING FOR ALL THE COMMENTS.

Happy tears.

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