minakostragiclove:

the-movemnt:

It won’t get better for LGBT youth of color until we identify and dismantle the ways we’ve normalized racism. Gabe hits it on the head:

I want all my white mutuals to watch this immediately! And I’ll reblog this everyday until you guys fully understand.

minakostragiclove:

the-movemnt:

It won’t get better for LGBT youth of color until we identify and dismantle the ways we’ve normalized racism. Gabe hits it on the head:

I want all my white mutuals to watch this immediately! And I’ll reblog this everyday until you guys fully understand.

purple-kitty-unicorn:

small-asexual-child:

anxietyproblem:

If you can relate to any of these please follow us @anxietyproblem​

All of these are me tho

My entire life is in this

dominiquedamage67-blog:

Are you riding, say you’ll never ever leave
From beside me, ‘cause I want ya, and I need ya

hello-i-ask-questions:

madameliberty:

k-ibelieve-u-butmy-tommygun-dnt:

laughandwrite:

sixpenceee:

Best tweet I’ve ever read.

PREACH

See, she took the first picture ever of dna and these two guys had the audacity to steal it from her and take all the credit.

She took X-ray diffraction images of DNA, which was likely a contributing factor in her death by ovarian cancer. Franklin then died before she could be awarded any recognition for her work.

So not only was her massive accomplishment stolen from her, but she died to make it happen. 

Unfortunately this happens far too often in science history. I think the only reason Madame Curie is even remembered at all is because she was married to the guy who would have otherwise taken all the credit. It’s really important to remember who made the proper achievements in science, not who found the person who achieved the progress.