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Reblogged hearjessroar

bakwaaas

my age sounds so serious like wtf

jenniebellie

Reblogged rogueimperator

kropotkindersurprise

On April 8 we celebrate the death of Margaret Thatcher, and remember all the lives she destroyed.

nicolethered

Happy Margaret Thatcher Death Day to all who celebrate!

jenniebellie

Reblogged rogueimperator

gstringofsuburbia-deactivated20

in 1994 when green day first became famous, they invited pansy division, an openly gay punk band, to open for them for the entire dookie tour knowing full well the responses would be mixed. in 2016/2017, on their revolution radio tour, green day chose only female led punk bands to open for them to help create recognition for these artists in a male dominated scene. this band has always been using their voices for the right reasons and i love them so much for that.

anchorarms

And Against Me! Is opening for them too! A band fronted by a trans woman! Fuck yeah Green Day

frances-still-needs-her-revenge

If I’m not mistaken, there was a prom somewhere that was cancelled one time because a lesbian couple wanted to go, so Green Day rented a venue and had a prom for them. Not sure about accuracy, my mom told me about that

gstringofsuburbia

yes this is true as well!! green day helped to fund and organize this second prom when the first one was cancelled. the second prom was actually open not only to the students of the school, but also to any other lgbtq+ students as well as supporters in the state of mississippi who wanted to attend as well!!

paxpinnae

Billy Joe Armstrong once literally leapt into the crowd at Green Day show and drop-kicked a guy who wouldn’t leave a girl alone.

passionpeachy

jsyk at people who think Green Day is just a “really great ally” to the LGBT+ community: Billie Joe Armstrong wrote a song about coming out to his parents as bisexual in 1994 when he was only 17 years old in the exact same album that made them famous.

he’s been out for 24 years

jenniebellie

Reblogged msspookypickles

atomic-chronoscaph

1970s wallpaper

copperbadge

I grew up in the 1980s and witnessed at least two of these personally in the homes of friends in California. That rainbow stripe motif was popular in public buildings too, lot of community centers and local public pool locker rooms had those. The older I get the more I truly love the weird earth tones and muted greens of my childhood.

[ID: A series of images of wallpaper made/popularly used in the 1970s and 80s; they include bold stripes, floral patterns, lots of deep reds and oranges and pale greens. Many appear to be mildly psychedelic, particularly the one of women with brightly colored hair.]