@that90sband
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Art School Girls: Been Scene Interview.
Cory Grindberg is a 21 year old jazz student and at Northwestern in Illinois, Julian Fairbanks is a 19 year old student at MCAD in Minneapolis, and I’m a 20 year old student at Sarah Lawrence College in New York. We enjoy hating the police, long walks through the southside, and waggin out.Please read and reblog, this is an introductory interview that Chantz did before our December 2nd show at 7th Street Entry with The Tribe and Big Cats and our December 5th show at 7th Street Entry for Mike Mictlan’s Doomtree Blowout showcase.
CHECK IT OUT I’M INTERNETTING ALL OVER THE FUCKING PLACE.
check out organizedthieves.com and reblog this, it means a lot to me and I’m excited to show you what the fuck we’ve done so far.
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An intelligent group with a bright future… Let’s assume these guys have a solid project on the way.
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Crowd Noize on Art School Girls at The Tribe and Big Cats’ upcoming MAKE GOOD release. (via organizedthieves)
FOLLOW THIS SHIT.
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Then there’s this…
Follow Art School Girls on Tumblr at OrganizedThieves.Com
We got lots and lots to show you.
This is a public service announcement. I’m being serious. If you can, be with someone who honors the artist inside you. That’s all. I’m not kidding around.
—Jeff McDaniel, cutting a student off in class discussion. (via slcteacherisms)
Until a black man marries a Kennedy, this is still America.
—Thomas Sayers Ellis, on racial progress in the United States. (via slcteacherisms)
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so i guess it’s like coming out day or whatever. well, uh, fuck that.
long ramble on queerness, queer-positivity, and assimilationism beyond the zip. also expect some commentary on interpersonal power dynamics, because i’m a me.
i’m talking mostly on the comings out which, even if they do not end well, do not end violently or with anyone’s livelihood or living space in jeopardy. as i do not have personal experience with that, i do not feel comfortable speaking about it. the only thing i will say, to those of you who are in a situation that would become dangerous if you were known as queer: lie. fucking lie like a rug. you don’t have any responsibility to be truthful to people who have given you good reason to feel like you won’t be treated with human decency if you are truthful. they don’t have any right to anything about you, i don’t care if gave birth to you or found you in the woods or whatever. lie until you’re somewhere safe as houses or you have a foolproof back-up plan that will keep you safe as houses.
also, this is, as per usual, just my opinion. i don’t mean to run down people who feel strongly about national coming out day. i tried to use i statements whenever possible like a good person in therapy, but i may have dropped a few.
you were sorta punk rock, I grew up on hip-hop.
I disagree with the old prophets.
What is prophecy?
Do you write your history in advance or are you walking in someone else’s written history?
Come on and let it out.
