haha i was looking into my residency in giverny archives here is a pic of the baby cows n me w some music on
My house now
support fat people who like food
support fat people who don’t want to exercise or diet
support feminine fat people who don’t have traditionally attractive curves who have big bellies and small breasts and flat asses
support fat people who feel good about themselves
support fat people who WANT to feel good about themselves
support fat people who don’t want to lose weight
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this Somali girl gave him the WORK when he tried to pull her hijab Reblog so you can bless every Muslim Woman with these hands
Give it to him
I’m mad he actually tried to throw his hands up back omfg. I hope she’s ok.
Shes been training or something, look at that form… she’s been preparing for a fucker to test her
i hope all bi girls are having a beautiful day and if ur a bi girl who’s not having a good day i am sending u my love u deserve all the good days in the world
- On the heels of its campaign ad featuring Muslim athletes, Nike is taking a stand against discrimination.
- The athletic wear company announced the release of the “pro hijab,” Al Arabiya English reported on Monday.
- “The Nike Pro Hijab may have been more than a year in the making, but its impetus can be traced much further back, to an ongoing cultural shift that has seen more women than ever embracing sport,” a statement from Nike said, according to Al Arabiya English.
- The “pro hijab” is set to be released in spring 2018. Its creation follows years of controversy regarding Muslim women keeping their hair covered during athletic competitions. Read more (3/7/17 11:10 AM)
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Asiya Sport did it first. They also manufacture all their products in the USA, meaning they are an ethical company that doesn’t just use the idea of inclusivity and female empowerment to sell products made from the exploited, outsourced, cheap labour of vulnerable women and girls.
Let’s support ethical Muslim companies before we reward opportunistic companies that have finally caught on to the money they can make from considering muslim women valuable consumer markets. Shop Here.
Please buy from the latter, y'all
While this is a v important societal shift, & a great one at that, Nike treats their employees in their Vietnam factories (where most of their factories are based) extremely poorly. They pay their workers barely anything (I believe it's 2.50 an hour) with 13h shifts & working 6/7 days a week, & their employees still barely get by. There's also many abuses of power, particularly involving misogyny.
http://www.slate.com/articles/business/the_grind/2016/08/nike_s_supply_chain_doesn_t_live_up_to_the_ideals_of_its_girl_effect_campaign.html





