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Don’t edit the Voting Rights Act - remember Bloody Sunday

On March 7th, 1965, state troopers attacked and beat 525 peaceful protesters marching for voter registration in Selma, Alabama. The horrific display of police brutality known as ‘Bloody Sunday’ spurred the passing of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which ensured and protected the right to vote for millions of minorities in America. To remove any part of the Act, to take away any of the rights included in it, would be disrespectful to those who lost their lives fighting for it. 

This brutality is part of American history that it doesn’t serve to gloss over. I thought for a while about whether or not to reblog this but the truth is, the pictures are stark and horrible and a powerful indictment of the status quo at the time. They deserve to be seen. In the not so distant past people were brutalized for the rights that are being eroded now.

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“Dem belly full” #kittens #browntabby (at San Diego Humane Society & SPCA)

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glynncocoa: Taken from Karen Blanchard’s blog. Traci B., this dread head is for you!

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Taken from Karen Blanchard’s blog. Traci B., this dread head is for you!

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elizabeth-antoinette: I’m all about my green smoothies; the slimier looking the better! I’ve grown to enjoy the odd looks I get whilst chugging down my 32oz jars of ‘pond scum’… little does everyone know, these nutrient-dense green concoctions are also freaking delicious. Don’t believe me? try it yourself! I wouldn’t lie to you :) ‘Super green’ smoothie recipe:  (clever name, huh?) 4 cups of organic spinach 3 ripe red bananas 2 ripe yellow bananas 2 cups frozen pineapple 1 generous teaspoon of spirulina enough water to blend toasted flax seeds and sprouts for garnish (optional) Directions Combine spinach and water. Blend until smooth. Add all bananas and blend until smooth, adding water as needed. Add frozen pineapple & spirulina. blend smooth, add water if needed. Pour in to a large glass jar or bottle, top with garnish. Drink up! Get those digestive juices flowing by chewing periodically. High in vitamins E, K, A and C, Potassium, Iron, Magneseum, Maganese, Thiamine, Riboflavin, Niacin, Panthonic Acid and vitamin B6- this nutritious smoothie is like a healing wonder tonic for the cells. Restoring balance and repairing the body from the inside out.

elizabeth-antoinette:

I’m all about my green smoothies; the slimier looking the better! I’ve grown to enjoy the odd looks I get whilst chugging down my 32oz jars of ‘pond scum’… little does everyone know, these nutrient-dense green concoctions are also freaking delicious. Don’t believe me? try it yourself! I wouldn’t lie to you :)

‘Super green’ smoothie recipe:  (clever name, huh?)

  • 4 cups of organic spinach
  • 3 ripe red bananas
  • 2 ripe yellow bananas
  • 2 cups frozen pineapple
  • 1 generous teaspoon of spirulina
  • enough water to blend
  • toasted flax seeds and sprouts for garnish (optional)

Directions

  1. Combine spinach and water. Blend until smooth.
  2. Add all bananas and blend until smooth, adding water as needed.
  3. Add frozen pineapple & spirulina. blend smooth, add water if needed.
  4. Pour in to a large glass jar or bottle, top with garnish.
  5. Drink up! Get those digestive juices flowing by chewing periodically.

High in vitamins E, K, A and C, Potassium, Iron, Magneseum, Maganese, Thiamine, Riboflavin, Niacin, Panthonic Acid and vitamin B6- this nutritious smoothie is like a healing wonder tonic for the cells. Restoring balance and repairing the body from the inside out.

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