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Brilliant.

“I wasn’t expecting this level [of controversy], but I’m also not disappointed there’s this level. I knew what I was doing going in. I wanted to do something different. I didn’t want to cater to the room. I wanted to cater to the outside audience, and not betray my brand of comedy. I actually, a friend of mine who helped me write, he gave me a note before I went on which I kept with me which was, ‘Be true to yourself. Never apologize. Burn it to the ground.’ 

This is the best thing I’ve read all day.

Just a small moment in which Shuri looks at Doctor Strange’s scarred, shaking hands and comments very casually “I can fix that, if you’d like.”

This one hit home the hardest…if only…😢💙

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Can you believe Black Panther gave us bad ass women who weren’t over-sexualised, had combat appropriate footwear, clothing, and hairstyles, had their own ambitions, were well rounded and complex characters, and who all had their own story

Long live the Empire.

they’re called sneakers!!! do you get it?

Months later, when developer Blizzard formed a professional league for Overwatch, 144 of the world’s top players broke into teams – but Geguri was, bafflingly, not one of them. Each team, to a one, came up with increasingly ridiculous excuses as to why (one claimed they didn’t want it to seem like a PR stunt). The ensuing controversy made Geguri quite uncomfortable, but it was not to last: last week, the Shanghai Dragons signed her on, making her the only female player in the entire league.