I am glad this was posted because on here many do think that Irish people are not doing anything against this. Majority of Irish people do not support this backwards law.

Ireland - where abortion is illegal but gay marriage is legal.

Marched today and was so proud of everyone who turned out in the rain (during a bus strike which made it harder to get in and out of town).

The Catholic parish my mom belongs to is quite liberal by Catholic standards, which they have to be out of necessity because their numbers are dwindling. However I still refuse to baptize my kids because of bullshit like the above story (and my unwavering atheism) Wherever Catholicism has a stranglehold any notion of…

The same is going on in Poland right now. Many protests will happen tomorrow, while our parliment discuss a complete ban of abortion.

Also in Europe, Poland’s already awful abortion laws are about to get worse thanks to some right-wingers taking over the government.

Worst thing about being ungreyed; being unable to tell assholes in the greys to fuck off without promoting them as a result.

I was there today! Very proud of the turnout, especially with bus strikes and rain. #repealthe8th

Because they’re famous, they’re funny *AND* they give a damn about the disenfranchised.

You’re close.

Kara gets the job done as usual. While some were pretending today that modelling was not that big a deal and anyone could do it. Then why haven’t there been 5 more Naomi Campbells?

Only you know where you actually put that X when you’re in the voting booth.

Gigi and Kylie and the rest today wish they were 1/100th the models during the Reign of the Supermodels in the late 80's and 90's

And that lazy crotch-first pose the Jenner girl is doing is atrocious. What a stupid idea for a shoot with someone who you know can’t pose.

I watched that Naomi video, the way she moves her body before she moves her head and neck is fascinating and wonderful and I’m sad she’s not American because I want to vote for her for something, anything.

I brought McDonald’s on the plane once- I was scarfing it in the gate and the gate agent told me to take it on the plane. He said “no one minds that smell!” There is a culture aspect for sure.

Here’s a story: My Indian-American family put their house on the market. Their real estate agent (a white woman) told them not to cook Indian food in their home for the week the house was being shown. One day she brought in a tray of cured deli meats to give to potential buyers. My grandma took one whiff and got sick…

Still better than the time I was on a flight from Atlanta to Seattle and the deaf woman next to me wanted to talk about how much she loved Jeaus. Putting on headphones wasn’t going to be a deterrent to her passing little slips of paper onto my tray table every 3 minutes.