profoundgaiety:

The innuendo is thick. When a yearbook editor juxtaposes photos like this, we do have to wonder whether it’s as deliberate as it looks.  By the way, the Christian yearbooks invariably have the best innuendo.  In general, the more private the college, the more homoerotic the photos.  Military colleges also ooze with homoeroticism, obviously.

From Atlantic Christian’s 1969 yearbook. 

sustainablefarming:

our generation’s water gate

rosyish:

This is what black women mean when we say the world hates us.

ratatoskryggdrasil:

Vlastimil Hofman, Talking to a Girl

postmillenniumtension:

realquietweek:

wtf this is real bad

disaster capitalism wrecked nearly every facet of new orleans post-katrina, this is the latest in a long line of things that have broken this city. half the black population gone, gentrification in final stages, underemployment is rampant, harsher enforcement of ancient drug laws, corrupt politics, Airbnb, and now a fully for-profit school system designed to funnel those with the best access and privilege to the top, and those without on the school to prison pipeline as early as goddamn Pre-K. New Orleans ain’t New Orleans anymore, and hasn’t been for a long ass time.

ilovemusicalyy:

man-and-art:

Owe Zerge, Swedish painter (1894-1983)

God listening to people talk about college is unbearable and so uninteresting