Preview clip from Episode 4 of Book 4, “The Calling” [x].
Soooo Meelo’s a lil shit haha
This legitimately made me emotional. My little cloud babies are all grown up :’)
BEIFONGS
we’re missing one douchebag child soon-to-be-married to kuvira
The Beifongs are the greatest thing that ever happened to the avatar universe
Kuvira is going to invade Zafou! WAKE UP TUMBLR! THIS IS NOT A DRILL!!!
the next episode is Korra Alone
The Next Episode Is Korra Alone
THE NEXT EPISODE IS KORRA ALONE
T H E N E X T E P I S O D E I S K O R R A A L O N E.
I know that Korra is probably going to work out her issues through a life-changing field trip with Toph, but what if she met Azula instead.
Azula who was also recognized as a bending prodigy from a young age. Azula who was raised to believe she was the most important girl in the world. Azula who broke. Azula who discovered that the world didn’t need her after all.
IDK, to me it would make a lot more thematic sense.
This is all i want now!
By using words such as “girly” or “manly” we inadvertently buy into gender stereotyping. We play with toys designed for our gender, we play different sports based on gender, we often go to segregated schools…
If we want equality, it will take more effort than paying women the same as men, or giving women equal opportunities. We must all make an active decision to change our language. We must stop pressuring each other to fit stereotypes which more often than not leaves us feeling repressed and unable to express ourselves. We must not let gender define us.
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A 15-year-old boy’s spectacular letter in response to Emma Watson’s UN speech about gender equality.
Three decades earlier, Susan Sontag spoke beautifully to this limiting power of gender stereotypes.
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Low Tide, Berck - Eugene Boudin
Remember that wherever your heart is, there you will find your treasure.
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— Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist (via kushandwizdom)
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And men go abroad to admire the heights of mountains, the mighty waves of the sea, the broad tides of rivers, the compass of the ocean, and the circuits of the stars, yet pass over the mystery of themselves without a thought.
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— St. Augustine, Confessions (via twocrowns)
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