Mystical Machole

Snoop went from Gin & Juice to whining about a lesbian kiss in a Pixar movie.

Imagine surviving decades of censorship, police harassment, and being labeled a “threat to society”… only to turn around and fear visibility for others who’ve been marginalized just like you.

"Any book worth banning is a book worth reading."

Isaac Asimov

In other #fiberarts, I’m working on this sweater pattern that was advertised to me on insta. They got me. Kinda proud of this. It’s the largest continuous #crochet project I’ve worked on.

Working on this cute little project for a friend’s birthday later this year. It’s a combo of patterns from other creators and an alphabet book. #crossstitch #gifts #fiberart

My love of reading is strongly link to this man…

Where we are, and where we’re headed with this #crossstitch #WIP. Pattern by @craftnik.

Art.

A comic about Artax

The US invasion of Panama. My folks (yes, both) were in the Navy, and it was the first time I really understood that my parents’ jobs could put them in danger. Not long after that my dad was deployed in Desert Storm.

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Vermont understood the assignment.
Take notes, America.

Im so sorry! 💙

This is so impressive!! I don’t have the patience or attention span for something like this. I always admire stitchers who can do this!

"Fuck you I won't do what you tell me," stitched in cross stitch.

Morning mood.
#resist #resistance

Do you remember that time Pence tried to see Hamilton and the cast called him out.

Or when McConnell was chased out of a resraurant and not allowed a peaceful meal.

Or when Cruz abandoned Texas during the deep freeze and we shamed him into going home.

That.

Do that.

A new #crossstitch project for me. Pattern’s from Satsuma Street.

Did you know?

In 1968, 24 Black men in Pittsburgh revolutionized emergency medicine.

The Freedom House Ambulance Service was established to provide emergency medical care to underserved Black neighborhoods—creating the world’s first paramedics.

Nor am I!

SHARE WIDELY.
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS.

With mass deportations starting today across the country, it is vitally important - for both citizens and non-citizens - to know your rights.

You have the right to remain silent. Assert it. You have the right to a lawyer. Ask for one.

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here, have some fish from 2002

Who made this 🤣