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Women’s Suffrage Success
The US Senate passed the Women’s Suffrage bill 93 years ago on June 4, 1919, 41 years after it was first introduced by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. It wasn’t until August 26, 1920 that the nineteenth amendment was signed into law allowing United States citizens the right to vote regardless of gender.
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Women’s Suffrage Success

The US Senate passed the Women’s Suffrage bill 93 years ago on June 4, 1919, 41 years after it was first introduced by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. It wasn’t until August 26, 1920 that the nineteenth amendment was signed into law allowing United States citizens the right to vote regardless of gender.

[Source: Women’s Suffrage Success]

fuckyeahtattoos:

I’m an artist and crafter - and I’m ALWAYS looking for a ruler. This tattoo idea has been on my mind for a long, long time and I finally got it!

Oh Jesus, this may actually be the one tattoo I really go through with.

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Here's an online library of over 400 free courses in the liberal arts and sciences. You can download them to your computer/mp3 player/etc →

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We obsess in this country about how to eat and dress and drink, about finding a job and a mate. About having sex and children. About how to live. But we don’t talk about how to die. We act as if facing death weren’t one of life’s greatest, most absorbing thrills and challenges. Believe me, it is. This is not dull.

Dudley Clendinen, a journalist who worked for papers in St. Petersburg, Atlanta, New York and Baltimore, who died of ALS this week, quoted in Dudley Clendinen, Reporter and Editor, Dies at 67 - NYTimes.com (via bohemiansouth)

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pbstv:

Got Diamond Jubilee fever? Can’t wait for the London Olympics?

We’ve collected all the best PBS videos, historical timelines, and games on our “Brits” collection page.

I know what I’m doing today. :)

Videogamers can control their dreams

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theweekmagazine:

Canadian psychologist Jayne Gackenbach says avid gamers are more likely to have lucid dreams, and are better able to turn bad dreams into more positive experiences. Gackenbach hopes her theories can help sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder overcome their symptoms.

5 startling facts about sleep

Makes sense.

Never made this connection before, but yeah! I start lucid dreaming after playing a new game for a few days!

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delaneyjoyce:

f*ckux3:

LOOK AT PLUTO.

PLUTO YOU WILL ALWAYS BE INVITED TO MY PARTIES, OKAY

team pluto <3

PLUTO LET ME LOVE YOU

Aww, poor Pluto!