Ida Rubinstein dressed as Zobeide in the ballet Scheharazade (1922) by Jacques-Émile Blanche. Houghton Library.
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Ida Rubinstein dressed as Zobeide in the ballet Scheharazade (1922) by Jacques-Émile Blanche. Houghton Library.

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My finished illustration of Polish old man yaoi for ‘My Liege’, a zine about gay knights organized by @dames-zine and @novaandmali !!
I feel deep satisfaction looking at this illustration, because it's not only lovely and very well done, with allusions to some fine Polish art traditions, but the character choice is exquisite AND guaranteed to make certain specific groups of people absolutely foaming at the mouth. Frothing :)
Some of you are not aware, but these characters are both connected with very very strong Polish mythos: they are both, in their own right, heroes, because winged hussars were indubitably our coolest cavalry ever; and the Kraków costume has strong connections with Kosynierzy (Scythemen), a formation of peasants armed with scythes and axes, first meant as auxiliary in Kościuszko insurrection of 1794, and then made famous by a minor, yet very culturally important battle of Racławice in which they took notable part. So. They are both among the most deeply meaningful figures of Polish history and symbols of military success narrative - the coolest of the cool, the most patriotic of all, and this is Very Satisfying :)
Can we finally sanction Israel please.
Spraying glyphosate and phosphor over Syrian fields.
Not having much hope because they also did id in Lebanon and no one cared much.
When is everyone finally cutting ties with that country. How many more crimes against humanity must be commited. It boogles the mind honestly.
Israel sprüht Glyphosat in Grenzregionen Syriens und Libanons, zerstört Felder und schadet Bauern. Umwelt und Landwirtschaft leiden stark.
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In 15 seconds of dialogue Francis Wilkerson sums up what’s wrong with how women are criticized in our society and it’s great
I literally remember when this aired and something clicked in my head. He was putting to words what I kept seeing over and over in media without apology or explanation
The amount of slavery in Ancient Rome was legitimately terrifying tbh
Y’all know that I’m into ancient Roman history and I do a lot of research on it but even though I should be used to it by now sometimes I read an anecdote about how an individual slave was treated and I’m hit with the realization that like a third of the population was living like that and I just need to put my head in my hands for a second
Emperor Hadrian randomly stabbed a slave in the eye in a fit of rage and he was supposedly unusually sympathetic to slaves.
There’s other instances of people randomly punching slaves that they didn’t even know because they got in their way or something. This was just normal behavior.
And slaves didn’t rebel en masse because if even one slave committed an act of violent rebellion it was common practice to kill every slave and former slave in the household.
People only took notice for posterity when these mass executions got into the hundreds of people. One of the few recorded for the history books is of over 400 people being killed because one guy stabbed his enslaver.
Like how many people throughout history were beaten to death because some rich asshole was angry and there was no legal or social consequences for doing so? We don’t know.
When you study ancient history you’re reminded that slavery has never once been kind or justified. It just takes on different forms of evil in every time and place that it infects.
the ability to block anons is genuinely one of the best features of this site. someone just tried to do their high school bully monologue in my inbox so i sent them to the oubliette 👇🕳
The sanitization of the Internet gets stupider: in a YouTube video I’m watching the speaker says that someone was “lost to suicide” but had to censor the last two syllables of the world, so I heard “lost to soup.” Come on, YouTube.

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I'm glad the internet exists because of the sheer amount of times I've been right but not believed and I get to say 'google it then'. And be proven right.
Do you know how many beautiful, beautiful women lived their whole lives knowing they were right all the time but were unable to prove it in an instant?
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The Yellowstone Wolves is the first case we study in any Ecology class, since it's the best example on how interconnected the ecosystem is - there's no direct reason why the presence of wolves would change the course of the rivers, but through a series of little things, it does. It's a reminder that everything is important, everything has a role in nature, and how the extinction of a population can bring an entire ecosystem down.

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It be like that these days, lol.
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