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An Indian publication recently released a documentary titled Rape Is Consensual which delves deep into the rape culture of Haryana. It is truly shocking to see such a victim-blaming mentality. Both, the elders and the youngsters, claim it’s always the victim’s fault. Some even mentioned that rapes occur because “girls roam around aimlessly on the streets and that they should be kept in homes”. This makes me very angry. You can watch the full documentary here. 

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Darkcornerbooks from Portugal, Bruno Santos, brilliantly illustrates some of the lesser known monsters. From a 400-year-old spider who eats handsome men to the ghost of a whale that brings famine. These terrifying monsters are sure to haunt your dreams.

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A magical kaleidoscope

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Rubin is the artist behind Subway Doodles, an Instagram page with over 32k followers. He makes the most of his daily commute from Park Slope in Brooklyn to his office in Manhattan by drawing freakish monsters beside unsuspecting subway passengers. 

More info: Instagram

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The silver doe was nothing, nothing compared with Ron’s reappearance, he could not believe it. Shuddering with cold, he caught up the pile of clothes still lying at the water’s edge and began to pull them on. As he dragged sweater after sweater over his head, Harry stared at Ron, half expecting him to have disappeared every time he lost sight of him, and yet he had to be real: he had just dived into the pool, he had saved Harry’s life.

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Vanity, by Ashley Taylor (Instagram - Twitter - Tumblr)

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“It took me 8 years to get to the point where I can write crochet patterns for other people to follow.

This particular dragon pattern took me five months to design, and now that the pattern has been published, I can’t wait to see what new dragons are born into this world because of it!”

By Megan Lapp

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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018/Teaser)

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Every December 25th, a own in Peru celebrates “tankanakuy.” Men, women, and children settle grudges from he past year by calling each other out and having a fist fight. Then everybody goes drinking to numb the pain and move onto a new year. (Picture: Source)

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I think this is a good deal

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Snowflake upon snowflake.

By periscope9