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Feb. 10th, 2008 - Amy Winehouse wins a Grammy Award for Record of the Year.

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Collins: I owe you my life!

Darcy: No thanks. I've seen it, and I'm not impressed.

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When your wife desperately wants your daughters married but you have never given a single shit about anything in your life

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Trump supporters & sympathizers: “Why won’t you give him a chance?! He just started his presidency and there is a possibility that he won’t be bad! He could be a good president! Stop fear-mongering! Wait until he proves us wrong to start fighting!”

Trump’s presidency, after just 2 days in office:

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On Monday, just days after hundreds of thousands of women marched on Washington, as well as in hundreds of cities around the nation and the world, to call for, among other issues, the protection of women’s reproductive rights, President Donald Trump signed off on the first anti-abortion policy of his term.

It was expected: Almost immediately upon entering office, every new administration since 1984 has repealed or reinstated, according to its party’s position on abortion rights, a rule that prohibits foreign organizations that receive U.S. family-planning funds “from providing counseling or referrals for abortion or advocating for access to abortion services in their country.”

This rule, known as the Mexico City policy, blocks U.S. family-planning assistance to these groups, even if their abortion-related activities—including information, referrals, or services—are conducted with non-U.S. funds. Opponents to the restriction have dubbed it the “Global Gag Rule” because it hinders communication between health-care providers and patients.

Originally put in place by Ronald Reagan, the Mexico City policy followed two other pieces of legislation that curbed funding for abortions. The Helms Amendment, passed quickly after the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973 and sponsored by Republican Senator Jesse Helms of North Carolina, prohibits the use of U.S. foreign aid for abortion services. The next victory for anti-abortion activists came in 1976 with the Hyde Amendment, which prevents any taxpayer dollars from covering elective abortions in the United States.

People to follow for more information:

Cecile Richards

Planned Parenthood/PPACT

Planned Parenthood Global

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an important scene from the help that white people seem to forget

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#Always be an Esmeralda

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People who brush their teeth in the shower are definitely evil people…I don’t have a valid reason but i don’t like it… separate the two tasks please

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Welcome to the quiet post

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What actually happened

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#that awkward moment when you and your husband silently agree #it’s time to murder the shit out of your creepy ass brother (x) 

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My dash did a thing

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If these two were to ever meet again I’d cry of joy.

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