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If I could be in 50s NYC fashion all the time I would.

Urban Outfitters: A Closer Look at Controversies

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thedame:

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bellepullman:

a-colourfullife:

This is Richard Hayne, President and CEO of Urban Outfitters. He’s also a supporter of Rick Santorum and donated over $13,000 to him. He’s against gay marriage and abortion.

His company pulled a pro-gay shirt back in 08, they also blatantly ripped off an Etsy designers work, featured a t-shirt for women that said “eat less” and most recently had a card with a “tranny” slur on in.

Why do you shop at this store? I imagine because you weren’t aware of these facts. Now you are, so stop shopping there.

Well, he’s not a very nice person…

I think everybody should see this…

Glad I’ve seen this, goodbye Urban Outfitters.

Ive always found the store incredibly pretentious! Would rather support Etsy people!

just so you know

Yet another reason to not buy shitty clothes from shitty people.

Not cool

Office birthday party for June Chang – March 16, 3012

martymaa:

office birthday party – March 16, 3012 (Taken with Instagram at 131 W 33rd Street NYC)

Trip to MoMA – PS1

So living in NYC gives you loads of opportunities to experience the arts. However, I am ofter too exhausted or busy to take advantage all that is available. This weekend my friend Emily & I had a nice brunch and visited MOMA – PS1. See our favorite exhibit above and read about it above.

Surasi Kusolwong

On view November 20, 2011—April 2, 2012

Surasi Kusolwong (Thai, b. 1965) makes installations and performances that reference consumer society and the economy. Through his participatory and interactive works the Bangkok-based artist encourages social interaction over economic exchange. His large-scale installation Golden Ghost (The Future Belongs To Ghosts) (2011), which was first presented in the Creative Time exhibition Living as Form, invites visitors to enter into the vast field of industrial thread waste to search for gold necklaces hidden in the piles of cotton. Visitors who are fortunate enough to find a necklace are welcome to keep it. The work suggests a sense of play in which visitors can climb the mounds of thread waste, comb through the material and explore. While the literal treasure hunt in a field of excess serves as a metaphor for consumption at the global and individual level, it also inverts standard systems of exchange—the expensive gold necklaces are not sold nor bartered, but generously given away.

Grumpy Cat Photo Credit and More

sleeplessnyc:

Grumpy (Taken with instagram)

Where is my photo credit? @zamartz

Fly-by ~ NYC by Sky

Fly-by ~ NYC by Sky

Just a little photo I snuck while we were landing at Laguardia Airport, NYC.

PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS!

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BeefyKunoichi: Please take the time to call your local representative regarding this bill. Protect expression. Protect the internet.

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(ooc) GUYS THIS JUST HAPPENED TO MY DASH. Yesterday I was was wondering what all this talk about the Internet bill was, and I thought it was small – BUT GUYS, TUMBLR STAFF IS NOW ASKING FOR OUR SUPPORT. SO…. I’M OFFICIALLY FREAKING OUT.

((Followers, you know what to do. Go, my legion!))

Do not ignore this. Do not scroll past. Take action.

PLEASE JUST DO IT.

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I’m not an American but MUST reblog!

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