YouTube video by 60 Minutes Australia Exposing Jeffrey Epstein's international sex trafficking ring | 60 Minutes Australia

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*Do not stop talking about this*

60 Minutes Australia has been far ahead of U.S. broadcast media in featuring survivors of Epstein and Maxwell — a year ago!

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#LetSurvivorsTestify

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PokiMonki encounters Ma Tianba 🙊🍌🐴

(Consider supporting me and u get to see a lot more stuff like this over on my patreon.com/pokilewd !! for just 3$~4$!!)

Immediately.

Another CaturDog Day

Let it be

THIS IS NOT OKAY: Screenshot showing OP, an author, saying: "It's wild how me saying 'trans men who aren't on T should have rep in fiction' led to a bunch of trans men commenting they only want to see 'REAL trans men' in their fiction, or claiming that all rep with trans men who aren't on T is by default a 'fet ish'... like, are we okay as a community??? 💀💀💀"

1) We need to do better.
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paddys actually a very rude bunny

I’m actually extremely upset to learn of Jonathan Joss’s passing due to gunshot wounds from a Hate Crime committed against him due to his sexuality. Joss is notable for voicing John Redcorn on King of the Hill.

This Regime must be taken down before countless others die.

#Resist #NoH8

Happy Pride Month, Fannibals!

🎉🏳️‍🌈 it is time...

Would.

If you see this, post something pink!
(My tiefling Agape, art by pinkprince)

better yet, consider unsubscribing from HBO/Max the week before her show comes out (& if you rejoin, wait until the HP season is over). it's not enough to *not* watch it – HBO needs to know it will hurt their bottom line if they continue producing it

Vegeta's Pride ✊🌈 (read L⇒R)
I didn't post this one on bsky last year so here it is, happy pride month!
#dragonball

A Tweet From Derek Guy: A few things to keep in mind during Met Gala discourse: — The Met Gala is a fundraising event that supports the Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute. — The Costume Institute preserves historical garments, curates public exhibitions, and educates people on how clothing reflects and shapes culture. — At a time when federal arts funding is being cut, private fundraising like this becomes even more important. — Many cause-driven organizations hold galas, including those focused on the arts, LGBTQ+ rights, environmental justice, and medical research. — This year’s theme centers on Black dandyism, inspired by Monica L. Miller’s 2009 book Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity. The book explores how Black men transformed a style once imposed upon them into a tool for self-expression, resistance, and dignity. — The Met Gala raises money through ticket sales. Major fashion houses often purchase entire tables and then invite guests to attend wearing their designs. This is money that would otherwise be spent on private marketing—but here, it goes toward a public cultural institution. — Not all clothing is meant to be practical or "presentable" by conventional standards. Some garments are made as artistic statements. Even if you wouldn’t wear something to the office, you can still appreciate the creativity and technical mastery behind it. — Events like this provide work for countless tailors, embroiderers, textile specialists, and artisans—many of whom produce garments entirely by hand. Such artisans also help you appreciate other forms of art, such as theatre and movies, which require costuming.

So, I know that the Met Gala gives big Hunger Games energy. That analogy is warranted given everything going on in the world.
However, I’d like to take a moment to gently remind people that the event really does support artisans, public history, and preservation. It’s not just about celebs.

The Fellowship of the Ring in (a fantasy version of) Bronze Age getups.

Here it is, the Bronze Age Fellowship of the Ring.

You can get a print of this here - www.inprnt.com/gallery/gora...

and you can support my little creative excursions here - patreon.com/gorangligovic

So, I bought a baby sling. Baby (the cat) approves. Four separate days, four separate instances of baby screaming for the sling.

artwork of a nine variations of hairstyles of my original character sudrorkar (original dark elf) Ibraezkar. i'm sorry but i'll die trying to describe all of them. just believe me that he's irresistibly hot with any haircut :| #ellirhshaan

i wanted to make this thing for a long time :o

my #oc Ibraezkar
(3, 5, 7 - from his past reincarnations; 2, 4, 6, 8 - AU)
#art #elfenjoyers

Ambassador Spock modeling the proper “fuck you, make me” response to intimidation tactics. Our current-day institutions could learn a lot from him.

you're gonna wanna see this

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News flash

Scary games are scary!!!!

A horse with a canine mouth curved in a smile running on a wave while dragging a tangle of seaweed with a moon in the background

A little more trickster shapeshifter inspired take on the Ceffyl Dŵr of Welsh legend.

Multiple photographed angles of a ceramic, earthy-toned goat. It rests on the ground, head slightly bowed, a dignified and calm air surrounding it. It has a star marking on its forehead and long horns swoop back with the points ending just above its shoulders. Illustrated flowers rise up its neck, sheltering a small cluster of stars below it, which also sport little smiles. Beneath them reads: “Transness is happiness - We have always survived and will continue to do so - Out of defiance and out of love” A dash of white, pink, and blue, the colours of the trans flag sits below the text. Bordered by more flora and stars is an open archway to the hollow of its chest in which sits a single burning candle.

“We Have Always Survived”
Cone 5.5 stoneware, underglaze, glaze, nichrome wire
$1,500cad

20% of sales profit will be split and go to a trans aid organization in Canada and the US.

#NCECA #ceramics

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I’ve already commissioned and you should too!

Feels like it’s been one of those days for years