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I just realized today that my mother's folders are the same colors as the lgbt flag so I did a bit of rearranging °3°
I am a 100% sure that it was an accident because I'm the one who picked them at the store and I just took them randomly :')
There is also this non-binary tinsel that she accidentally bought for Christmas :3
I know that the black is missing but it's still a cool coincidence ~¬~
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While these objects have a referential quality, they are still unable to fully function as a comprehensive archive and narrative of that crushing and transformative era. Much of that time, those people, objects and acts, are gone. And so these ephemera stand in for all that is fleeting, marginalized, and in doing so, obligate us to try and remember.
Julian Wong-Nelson, “An Archive of Fleeting Moments: Queer Citation and Ephemeral Objects” (2017)
She's colouring absolute cunt
