read&live

averagefairy:

i don’t really wanna die i just don’t wanna like…. occupy a body anymore. having a physical form??….not feelin it

(starlessed gönderdi)

ask–brazil:

Anita Garibaldi (lived 1821-1949):

Born to poor parents of Azorean descent, Garibaldi is a National Heroine and symbol of Brazilian Republicanism after the fall of the empire. She fought in both Italy and Brasil.

Princess Isabel (1891-1921):

She was the eldest daughter of Emperor Dom Pedro II and is commonly known for promoting and signing a law, the Lei Aurea, which liberated all slaves in Brasil.

Maria Quiteria (lived 1792-1853):

A lieutenant and Heroine who served in the Brazilian war of Independence, she was the first woman to serve in the Brazilian military, by dressing up as a man. After her death she was given the tiltle “The Patron of the Corps of Support Staff Officers of the Brazilian Army”.

Karol Conka (1987-):

A noticeable Brazilian rapper from Curitiba who has many songs on empowerment. She sang at the 2016 Rio Olympics with MC Soffia.

Raissa Santana (1995-):

She became the first black Miss Brasil in 30 years in 2016, representing Parana at the contest, although being born in Bahia.

dreamleveille:

I just learned that Rafa Nadal has never intentionally broken a racket in his career, and when he bent the frame on accident by hitting the dirt out of his shoe, he wrote an apology letter to the company. This guy is the sweetest, most polite athlete and I am just so happy that he exists.