still in(to) the moon

crookedindifference:

A Call To Men

1. Acknowledge and understand how male dominance
and aspects of unhealthy manhood are at the foundation of
domestic and sexual violence.

2. Examine and challenge our individual beliefs and
the role that we play in supporting men who are abusive.

3. Recognize and stop…

utnereader:

Writing for

Sacramento News & Review, Ted Cox reminds us that America’s largest irrigated crop goes largely unused:

Spend a few minutes cruising the post-5 p.m. streets of just about any Sacramento residential neighborhood—by bicycle or electric vehicle, of course—and you’ll soon notice what’s really funny about the lawns: They’re mostly empty stretches of grass. There are no kids sliding and slipping down Slip ’n Slides; no neighbors chugging beers on front-porch overlooks, arguing about just how bad the Sacramento Kings suck … In other words, the only thing going on in most of these large, grassy front yards is the work put into maintaining them.

YES PLEASE.

utnereader:

That’s the implication of new depression research out of the University of Oaxaca. Investigators there conducted an eight-week study of 79 people suffering low to medium levels of depression. Half the group participated in weekly talk therapy sessions; the other half listened daily to 50 minutes of classical music. The result: Music trumped talk.