When you say the phrase “the next ten minutes” in an actual conversation.
And you’re like.
Will you share your life with me?
For the next ten minutes?
For the next ten minutes?
We could handle that.
I wanna be, somebody’d buddy. Somebody who can be my buddy back!
I wanna be somebody’s buddy, anybody but a dumb shit but-ler!
if i was famous i’d just tour around the country without telling anyone and go to random college campuses late at night, and i’d wait until i saw one person walking by themselves and i’d walk behind them and put my hands over their eyes and say guess who and when they turned around it’d be me and they’d be like omg and then i’d say “no one will ever believe you” and i’d just sprint off into the moonlight
oh god
Gabriela Rising beat me to it, and clearly 500+ others loved Ernesto’s image too.
Proud of my love for winning the contest.
If only…
This work is called “End Internalized Oppression” by Ernesto Yerena. It was selected as the 2011 Akonadi Foundation Racial Justice Poster.
The Akonadi Foundation sponsors a annual contest to encourage a creative outpouring of posters that reflect people in communities of color, their movements to for social change and their vision for a world without racism.
m4ge:
HE’S BACK
this man is the best storyteller ever
I CAN’T
I CAN’T EFFING BREATH
2 pennies, for the boatman, in case I die.
Via ollie wolfe


