My name is Rebeccah
I live in Canada.
I love my country.
I am ashamed of my country.
I am my country.

 

pewpewlasernipples:

urbannativegirl:

Until 1948 you had to give up your Indian status if you wanted to attend university in Canada. Cray.

Don’t forget, until 1985, if you were a woman who married someone without Indian Status you lost your band membership and Indian status and if you married someone with Indian Status who had a different band membership you automatically took up their band membership

Never forget how shitty Canada can be

pewpewlasernipples:

urbannativegirl:

Until 1948 you had to give up your Indian status if you wanted to attend university in Canada. Cray.

Don’t forget, until 1985, if you were a woman who married someone without Indian Status you lost your band membership and Indian status and if you married someone with Indian Status who had a different band membership you automatically took up their band membership

Never forget how shitty Canada can be

oscarwildeis-dead:

therockyhuntershow:

It was 40 years ago today. A little rock n’ roll musical written by out-of-work actor, Richard O’Brien, premiered at the 63-seat theatre, The Royal Court Theatre upstairs. Young actors Tim Curry, Julie Covington, Chris Malcom, Richard O’Brien, Patricia Quinn, Rayner Bourton, Nell Campbell & Paddy O’Hagan made up the original cast. 15 months later, filming began for the film version of the hit musical which would become the longest running theatrical release of all time and the greatest and most well known cult film in history. 

Happy birthday, Rocky!

YES HAPPY BIRTHDAYY

Perhaps we have a difficult time defining what our country means because we know so little about the people who made it mean something.

Paula Todd

peetababy:

u kno ur a 90’s kid when u look at ur birth certificate and it says 1990-99  

the funniest thing about this is that my birth certificate actually does have two dates…
Date of birth: May 1st 1990
Date of registration: March 29th 1999
I am the one true 90’s kid.

If we can’t write diversity into sci-fi, then what’s the point? You don’t create new worlds to give them all the same limits of the old ones.

Jane Espenson (from interview with Advocate.com)

(Source: mowliegrowlie)