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( 𓆰 timequake echoes | 18 of ∞ ) to be loved and taken care of
“Ensconced in a chair, I eagerly began to describe my work [to the white medical professor], only to be cut off before I had completed the first sentence. Bolting upright in her chair, she vehemently informed me that the topic of this book was taboo. “It’s a terrible thing that you are doing. You are going to make African Americans afraid of medical research and physicians! You cannot write this book!"
As she glared at me, her face became contorted with anger, suffused with blood, and her breathing grew rapid. For a moment, I was stunned into silence, because nothing had prepared me for her reaction. After all, freedom of speech and academic freedom are sacred in this country. I was also a bit surprised that a white academic whose discussions and syllabus had events no interest or expertise in the matter should lecture me, and experienced African American medical writer, about health communication with African Americans.
She proceeded to inform me that there had been no medical research utilizing African Americans before the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, certainly not in the antebellum past, and when I asked her how she knew this, she countered, "Can you prove that there was?" When I responded simply "Yes," she disgorged a clumsy inquisition, unleashing a barrage of questions that showed she knew nothing about the subject at hand. I responded that my work was well researched and that she had raised an interesting question:
Was it indeed my work that would make African Americans wary of health care and medical research? Or had the work of those whose abused I proposed to chronicle already achieved this? The answer was all too obvious… Black Americans did not need me or anyone else to inculcate a fear of medicine. Medical history and practices had long since done so.”
Introduction- Medical Apartheid, Harriet A. Washington
A little late to find out but Uye Surana, the sustainable, Asian, and queer owned lingerie brand is closing. It has had its final restock so if you’ve been looking for some undergarments (especially of the mesh kind), you can find some here.
They go from size xs to 5xl and I attached a pic of their size chart.
they grow up so fast

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calling michael b jordan a tumblr sexyman is like reddit dudes posting "hear me out" about like... lara croft
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sure fucking whatever man
isn't that that Tolkien book
Ah yes, The Silmulsimultaniousatnululsy, a classic piece of Tolkien literature
i promise you that white man is not underrated
"Creatives deserve to be paid" and "We desperately need community spaces for creatives that aren't focused on trying to make money or advance careers where we're allowed to make connections and experiment" are two statements that can and should coexist.

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free my girl she did all that and that’s what makes her such a compellingly complex character. that’s her essence
There's a personal hell for the character fan and that is the character's main tag on tumblr dot com
doomscrolling tiktok together and I turn to you and ask, "why doesn't your algorithm recommend any videos with Black people?"
doomscrolling tumblr and I turn to you and ask, "why don't you reblog anti-racism when it makes you feel uncomfortable?"
Not propaganda, just talking about fandom misogyny in general. It really irks me when people on this site respond to people calling out fandom misogyny with shit like, "Well the reason male characters in fandoms get more attention is because most fans are women who are attracted to men in some capacity, so of course they would be more drawn to the male characters." As a straight woman who loves female characters and often prefers them over the male characters, I guess I just don't understand this logic?
I know not everybody has the same likes and preferences as me and that's totally fine, but I find it strange that on this site there's a mentality of your sexuality dictating which characters will be your favorite or the most interesting to you. For example, I've looked up a couple of female character centered childhood media I've enjoyed on this site, and found posts about how if you liked this media as a kid you're a lesbian now. I guess I'm the weird exception then lol.
i really don't think you're a weird exception. it's a bullshit, heteronormative and honestly pretty sexist argument. but more than that, it's yet another way people avoid actually engaging with the reality of bigotry in fandom. the argument equates fandom preferences with sexuality because sexuality is, for the most part, a passive trait. it's not really something you choose, it's something you are. and when people frame their fandom preferences as a passive trait, one that couldn't possibly have anything to do with any other preconceived notions or biases they may have (and might even consider re-examining!), then they have an out from any responsibility and they don't have to do any self-reflection about it. it's basically the same evasive bullshit as claiming that all fiction ever is irreparably misogynistic and all female characters are uniformly badly written so, therefore, it's entirely unreasonable to expect fans to not be misogynistic about fiction themselves. it frames fandom's misogyny as passive, the fault of everyone but the fans themselves, and it's so fucking annoying.
Fandom Misogyny Victim Tournament
Round One, Bracket 3
Joan Watson (Elementary) vs. Della Duck (Ducktales)
Joan Watson
Della Duck
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okay, i’m curious. let’s play a game. reblog this post and put in the tags the name of a fictional Indigenous character.
No headcanons, no ‘coding’, only CANONICALLY Indigenous characters. You have unlimited time. Go.
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I saw this on bsky last night and had to draw the guy