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Introducing The Reconstructionists – a yearlong illustrated celebration of trailblazing women across art, science and literature, who have changed the way we define ourselves as a culture and live our lives as individuals of any gender.

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Introducing The Reconstructionists – a yearlong illustrated celebration of trailblazing women across art, science and literature, who have changed the way we define ourselves as a culture and live our lives as individuals of any gender.

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Falling Letters

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Falling Letters

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14-YEAR-OLD PAKISTANI GIRL MALALA YOUSUFZAI, SHOT BY THE TALIBAN FOR BEING A FEMINIST BLOGGER
by Meghan O’Keefe
http://bit.ly/UI1jDX
It is imperative as women that we make our voices heard. And guess what? We won’t always agree with each other. In fact, because we are individual human beings and not just part of a great, perfect, feminine blob, we will always have dissenting opinions. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t voice them–nor should we voice them in a way that bullies others or causes our peers to fear expressing their own opinions. It means we have to have open dialogue with each other.
Malala believed that she was entitled to have open dialogue with the world and she–in my personal opinion–was absolutely right.
Be like Malala. Blog your beliefs. Scream from rooftops. Disturb the status quo. Make sure your voice is heard.
When you’re a woman in this world, having a unique voice is a rebellion in and of itself.
Don’t let anything silence you.
Be a rebellion.

My roommate is the best. She wrote this. She is anything but silent. I MEAN THAT IN THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE NOT IN THE MY ROOMMATE IS SUPER LOUD KIND OF WAY. Also, her cat? He has a bell on his collar. 

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14-YEAR-OLD PAKISTANI GIRL MALALA YOUSUFZAI, SHOT BY THE TALIBAN FOR BEING A FEMINIST BLOGGER

by Meghan O’Keefe

http://bit.ly/UI1jDX

It is imperative as women that we make our voices heard. And guess what? We won’t always agree with each other. In fact, because we are individual human beings and not just part of a great, perfect, feminine blob, we will always have dissenting opinions. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t voice them–nor should we voice them in a way that bullies others or causes our peers to fear expressing their own opinions. It means we have to have open dialogue with each other.

Malala believed that she was entitled to have open dialogue with the world and she–in my personal opinion–was absolutely right.

Be like Malala. Blog your beliefs. Scream from rooftops. Disturb the status quo. Make sure your voice is heard.

When you’re a woman in this world, having a unique voice is a rebellion in and of itself.

Don’t let anything silence you.

Be a rebellion.

My roommate is the best. She wrote this. She is anything but silent. I MEAN THAT IN THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE NOT IN THE MY ROOMMATE IS SUPER LOUD KIND OF WAY. Also, her cat? He has a bell on his collar. 

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"If you want something that doesn’t yet exist, there’s only one sure-fire way to get it. That’s to become a Maker."

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With DIY platforms like Yapp, the barrier to technology and making things is lower than ever. What do you want to make?

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#True

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10x10 and Givology went out and asked “What does education give to YOU?”
So inspiring! Submit to us - what education has given you? 

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10x10 and Givology went out and asked “What does education give to YOU?”

So inspiring! 
Submit to us - what education has given you? 

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"As a writer, I need an enormous amount of time alone. Writing is 90 percent procrastination: reading magazines, eating cereal out of the box, watching infomercials. It’s a matter of doing everything you can to avoid writing, until it is about four in the morning and you reach the point where you have to write. Having anybody watching that or attempting to share it with me would be grisly."
– Paul Rudnik (via writersrelief)

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"If you want to change the world, pick up your pen and write."
– Martin Luther (via martinaboone)
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Martina Boone:
Comfort zones are overrated. They make you lazy.
~ Melina Machetta, Saving Francesca

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Martina Boone:

Comfort zones are overrated. They make you lazy.

~ Melina Machetta, Saving Francesca

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