#accessible content

[ID: 3 images of the two characters Pinky and the Brain from the Animaniacs 2020 reboot.

In all 3 pictures, the two of them are shown in close shots of Pinky holding Brain in his arms, bridal style. Pinky is looking down at Brain, and Brain is looking up at Pinky. They are both wearing tuxedos - Brain’s is black, with a red bowtie and white undershirt. Pinky’s is a dark grey, with a grey-blue tie, and a white collared undershirt, folded over the neckline of his suit.

In the first image, Pinky is looking down at Brain with half-lidded eyes and a small smile. Brain is looking up at Pinky, eyebrows furrowed, with a slight look of surprise and confusion cast over his normally disgruntled face.

The second image shows them with slightly different facial expressions. Pinky now has a loving, gentle smile, and his eyes are lulled shut even more. Brain still looks disgruntled, but this time, his eyes have softened. It also looks as if his grimace has lessened, and, instead, a slight smile is beginning to form.

In the third image, only Pinky’s expression has changed; Brain’s has not. Pinky is looking at Brain the same way as he is in Image 2, except he now has a wide, cheeky grin on his face. Brain has the same facial expression as before. End ID.]

this scene lives in my mind completely rent free

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Image one: Dani, an American Girl doll with blonde hair and hazel eyes, sands in front of a grassy field with dandelions. She wears a face mask, and an oversized sweater with a heart.

Image two: Dani helps lead Opalite, resting a hand on her arm. Opalite is another American Girl doll with a medium skin tone, and tightly coiled brown hair. She too wears a face mask, and wears a pink sweater. Opalite uses a blue pair of arm crutches. The two are on a suburban sidewalk.

Image three: Opalite pictured in front of the same grassy field, she holds up a dandelion to the viewer. /end ID]

Because I cannot count the number of times I have seen a post about Toph that includes a visual component without an image description. (An image description is a piece of writing describing a piece of visual media for the visually impaired.)

Of course you should always be using image descriptions. But the sheer irony of making content of a blind character that isn't accessible to blind/visually impaired people makes my blood boil.