Laguna

there was a woman who spoke inuktitut who was writing a book containing a lot of inuit oral histories, and in nunavut she was able to hear passed-down recollections of when survivors from the franklin expedition were passing through

and like. i can't imagine being an inuit family/group, knowing that europeans exist but having never seen them, seeing 8-9 shambling, blue-skinned, cold-to-the-touch out-of-their-minds white men come wandering by. they invited the men inside their igloos for warmth, for food, to be hospitable. the men refused to eat, refused to speak, and when trade was offered, clutched their possessions close and refused to entertain the idea of trade. this was, offputting, to say the least. the group set them up in their own igloo, with their own fire, and left three whole seals for them to eat. and then they fled cause what the FUCK get out of there. they came back in a few days to check on the strangers. the three seals were completely untouched, while all of the men had killed and eaten each other

Women's Day 2024 in México, feminists all over the country protesting against femicide

Trans women are also victims of femicides and most of their cases don't get resolved thanks to the intense transphobia and transmisogyny that is allowed to fester in this country.

The protests in which these pictures are taken are open to the public, including trans women. In some states like Nayarit there are already laws regarding transfemicides as a crime resulting from the intersection of misogyny and transphobia.

“My drawings are the key to my work. I began with drawing: I have never stopped drawing.” —Auguste Rodin

“Nude Couple Embracing,” date unknown, by Auguste Rodin

“Mother and Two Children,” around 1880, by Auguste Rodin

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (2005)