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Daily Mirror, England, January 31, 1923  Image © The British Library Board. All Rights Reserved. 

Paintings of black women (cis-gender, trans, and gender fluid) in love, from Africa, the Caribbean, and the United States, and across 100 years in time. Because love is love. You can find them all as prints in my Etsy shop. Just click on the link here.

set is complete

Watching twilight on a poorly hung projector. (x)

SING IT LIKE THE KIDS THAT ARE MEAN TO YOU!

Emmett and Rosalie + supporting each others humor 

Push play and just trust me

Alejandro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6kkHp_Qj-U

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In contrast, the only crafted thing in Nael’s “The Tiger” is the cage, existing only as an impediment to freedom and destroyed as soon as it is introduced. Nature, rather than creation, is taken as fundamental, and with the destruction of the cage the boundary between the human observer and the natural world is eliminated. We cheer for the tiger’s destructive freedom in a moment of Dionysian ecstasy. Predatory, terrifying, alive, the tiger is out.

also by Jean-Baptiste (James) Bertrand

In the studio for Danger Days, as seen by Frank

sleep - my chemical romance