Watching Orb after Lazarus having me questioning my faith in humanity heavy

I like that I can have fun at parties without drinking. I can fully get the benefits for mental and physical health re socialising and dancing at parties then

Daniel Kaluuya in a kufi hat

This KFC chicken thing reminds me of They Cloned Tyrone. Ky conspiracy hat is on. I don't trust it

The reason I find Lazarus comforting despite me avoiding dystopian genre, is probably because of the jazzy score

Paris Saint-Germain supporters displayed a giant banner saying 'Stop genocide in Gaza' during the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday.

Really glad I passed all my courses and I got to do practicum. On track to graduating within the 2 years. Need to be more disciplined in focusing on my research

NEW ANIME COMING by Megan Thee Stallion 🫰🏾 dropping on Amazon Prize *soon*

This is what you’re doing to people when you use AI for bullshit

Also finished Solo Leveling and the more you know about history and politics it's the more realise how every art is political. There was a reason this South Korean anime made the Japanese demon hunters the traitors lol

I'm also happy to see the decrease of the white saviour trope in black media

It is sorta technically copaganda but it does show how corrupt the police system is in JA and UK

I'm late to the party but I just watched Get Millie Black and really enjoyed it! First time seeing modern Jamaica in a series with queer and trans representation and a great storyline. Hope Marlon gets green lit to do more series!

This is wild!!!

They published an AI-generated summer reading list...and 10 of the 15 books didn't exist...completely made-up titles with descriptions, attributed to actual writers like Isabel Allende, Min Jin Lee and Rebecca Makkai...wild! 🫤😂🤷‍♀️ @destroytime.bsky.social @djmillerja.bsky.social @petchary.bsky.social

Telling your kids that you're staying in an unhappy or even worse abusive relationship because of them just let's them grow up with a lot of unnecessary guilt. That excuse is blaming innocent ppl.

I have 5 arcs I need to read, checked out 5 books from Libby, and have 2 highly anticipated books publishing this month

So guess who accidentally ended up with 12 books on his May TBR knowing good and well I haven't been reading that fast lately 🫣

But I'm sure gonna try 😬
Wish me luck!

#booksky

(1/3) Your fun history lesson on racism: The joke about Black people with their fried chicken and watermelon is shittier then your history classes likely taught you. Both fried chicken and watermelon were initially economic vehicles for prosperity among Black entrepreneurs.

I want a Gangster prequel.
I want a Choctaw-led Vampire Hunter action film spinoff.
I want a Lisa Chow revenge film.
I want a Stack/Mary "New Jack City" style 90's vampire crime drama.

I don't *need* any of these films. But holy shit, do I wanna continue visiting this world.

Illustration of the twins Stack (left, in red) and Smoke (right, in blue) from the movie Sinners.

#Sinners #art

#Sinners

Literally first time hearing about this

Please help us correct misinformation!

Our hotline is being incorrectly shared as "Canada's national suicide hotline open toll free for Americans".

We are not a general crisis hotline, we exist exclusively to support the trans community.

Find out more @ translifeline.org

Now back to studying

Carnival is woman!!!!!!

YouTube video by Psych2Go 8 Toxic Things You Do in Conversations Without Realizing

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YouTube video by lil bill black films have clumsy politics

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This image has pink and orange background. The white text reads: 2025 Historical Lesbian Figures - Leslie Feinberg (1949-2014). Leslie Feinberg, who identified as an working-class, secular Jewish, transgender, lesbian, female, revolutionary communist, died on November 15, 2014. Feinberg was the first theorist to advance a Marxist concept of “transgender liberation,” and hir work impacted popular culture, academic research, and political organising. Hir impact on mass culture was primarily through hir 1993 first novel, Stone Butch Blues, widely considered in and outside the U.S. as a groundbreaking work about the complexities of gender. In a statement at the end of hir life, Leslie said zie/she had “never been in search of a common umbrella identity, or even an umbrella term, that brings together people of oppressed sexes, gender expressions, and sexualities” and added that she/zie believed in the right of self-determination for oppressed individuals, communities, groups, and nations. There are images of hands holding the lesbian and trans flag as well as a photo of a person smiling within a gold frame.

This image has pink and orange background. The white text reads: 2025 Lesbian Historical Figures - Lili Elbe (1882-1931). Born in Vejle, Denmark, in 1882, Lili was a talented landscape painter who would later become one of the first known people to undergo gender-affirming surgery in 1930. Lili lived for many years expressing her identity in private. As early as 1912, she would sometimes attend social events with her wife, Gerda, an artist and loving partner, dressed in gowns and makeup. With Gerda’ support, Lili began to fully understand and embrace her true self. Lili spent years seeking medical advice, often being misunderstood or dismissed by doctors. Eventually, she met Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld, a pioneering German physician and advocate for LGBTQ+ rights. Lili passed away in 1931, however her courage continues to inspire. Today, the LGBTQ+ film festival MIX Copenhagen honors her legacy with the Lili Awards, celebrating stories that champion diversity and authenticity. There is a graphic of hands holding the trans and lesbian flags as well as a photo of a person smiling at the camera within a gold frame.

This image has pink and orange background. The white text reads: 2025 Lesbian Historical Figures - Stormé DeLarverie (1920-2014). Stormé DeLarverie was a trailblazing American entertainer and LGBTQ+ rights activist, best known for her role in sparking the Stonewall uprising. Witnesses say that her scuffle with police helped ignite the crowd into action during the riots. Born in New Orleans to an African American mother and a white father, Stormé lived a bold, barrier-breaking life. She performed as a singer and emcee at legendary venues, and worked as a bouncer, bodyguard, and volunteer street patrol—earning the title "guardian of lesbians in the Village." While Stormé never publicly claimed a specific gender identity, she chose to live authentically and defied labels. When asked how she identified, she simply said: "Just me." On pronouns, she responded, "Whatever makes YOU feel most comfortable." Her friend Lisa Cannistraci later described her as non-binary. There is a graphic of a hand holding the non-binary flag and an image of a person smiling while looking off camera within a gold frame.

We chose Audre Lorde, Gladys Bentley, Leslie Feinberg, Lili Elbe, and Stormé DeLarverie because each of them stood at the intersection of courage, creativity and activism, embodying the power of visibility in the face of adversity.

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Drink coconut water. Helps my grandpa with his high BP

Israel has maintained an 8-week blockade on food, medicine and aid entering Gaza, while continuing aerial attacks on homes and tent shelters – deepening what the UN describes as the war’s “worst humanitarian crisis”.

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