Oh NC-
Separate, but not equal- The legacy of hate endures.
Jack Delano, A cafe near the tobacco market, Durham, North Carolina, USA, May 1940.
Source: Library of Congress
*Note separate doors for “White” and for “Colored.”
warm coffee
this guy… (Taken with instagram)
Meet my good friend Zachary. I have known him since he was in kindergarten. Now he is one of the sweetest, funniest, most compassionate, brave, and badass tweens I know. And I know a lot of tweens.
There are not a lot of kids out there like him. He is a champ. Panda idolizes him. He is so sweet to her. He is an awesome role model.
Well, here’s the deal:
Zachary’s rights are at risk because Zachary lives in North Carolina with his mom Michelle and his other mom Melissa.
Take a minute. Look at that kid. Look at him real good. He is not a threat to you or anyone. He is the opposite. He is a shining light. He is beautiful. He deserves what we all deserve.
Equally.
I beg of you people of North Carolina get out and vote NO on Amendment 1. Even if you don’t vote for anything else. Please help protect the families.
Please help protect my bud.
Thanks.
If you’re still on the edge of Brunching, let this tip the scale: TACO BOY FOOD TRUCK. Joining us for the whole day on Sunday and serving you everything you like best.
Check out their Taco Truck menu and prepare to BRUNCH!
Cheers!
Get ready to Mix it up this May at Brunch on the Bank with a bold and spicy Bloody Mary from Charleston Mix!
We’ll be dishin’ em out as fast as you can order, and we understand that it might take a little warming up, what with the Dragon Boat Festival the day before- but hey, that’s what Bloody Marys are for, right?
So take on the weekend- as Charleston Mix says: “it’s gonna be one helluva good time.”
1988 represent.
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Makes you wanna dance with somebody…
(Source: mrnwing, via randomsignal)
Scenes from Friday the 13th’s Midnight Mystery Ride, hosted by the Holy City Bike Co-op.
I miss these!
(Source: petapixel.com, via in-the-flowers)
