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Expansive generosity #sharedhumanity #appliedaesthetics #artmovement #threeguesses #whatisbeauty #couchpotatos #mfa #urbancontemporaryart #convincemethisisimportant #comic #alittlelefttolearn https://www.instagram.com/p/Btuk7BNhLn5/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=167msxch4pj4u
Please comment how you feel when you're underwater. I love a piece from the novel All the Light We Cannot See where the ocean is described as being able to contain everything everyone could ever feel. I feel very raw underwater and much more able to let out all my feelings. Photo by @aliciaunderwater #underwaterlights #merman #sharedhumanity #inhumans #breathoflife #tritĂŁo #shakakiss #underwaterportrait #mermenarereal #belowthesurface #reeflife #naturalbodybuilder #siliconetail #hawaiianmerman #islandmen #islandmermaids #indescribablefeeling #hawaiianblood #dnamen #aquaman #namur (at Kona, Hawai'i) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn4Qli1gLoB/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=4dyffi8blik8
@merman_garnet painted this watercolor of me and I absolutely love people who create art. Once I have a frame this is going on my wall as a reminder of how awesome being able to connect with people around the world and across oceans is. Thank you so much @merman_garnet! #merman #watercolor #sharedhumanity #art #mermaid
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HISTORY/ HERSTORY
Before the loud modern debates about âWhy is that sista with a White man?â Before Guess Whoâs Coming to Dinner (1967)⊠Before âraceâ became the loudest lens we use⊠Pause. Because history tells a quieter, more uncomfortable truth. If you go back far enough⊠someone in your bloodline did not look like you. Not metaphorically. Literally. In the 1400s, Portuguese ships reached the coasts of West and Central Africa. If you think they were only trading⊠your history teacher left something out. Look at Cape Verde (1462) â a society built from African women and European men. Look at Brazil (1500s onward) â one of the most mixed populations on earth. Look at parts of Angola (1500sâ1600s) â where cultures and families blended over generations. Thatâs not opinion. Thatâs record. Now pause here: đđŸ What does it mean⊠if mixing isnât new? What if itâs actually one of the oldest human patterns? Long before modern categories, people moved. Traders. Sailors. Soldiers. Families. Across the Mediterranean. Across the Atlantic. Across deserts and oceans. And wherever people met⊠They didnât just exchange goods. They formed relationships. They built families. They created you. So if weâre still arguing about love today⊠What else have we misunderstood? Because hereâs the part that humbles all of us: That man you judge⊠That woman you question⊠Could carry the same bloodline you do. Just further back. Hidden in time. History is not as divided as we were taught. It is layered. Connected. Intertwined. And maybe the real truth is this: Weâve always been closer than we think. đđŸ So the question isnât just âWho should love who?â Itâs this: What would change⊠if we understood how deeply connected we already are? If this made you pause, pass it on. Because someone out there is still seeing the world in linesâŠwhen history has always moved in circles.
Henry Johnson Jr. History/Culture/Life/Insight (Facebook)
#SharedHumanity #HistoryThatHits #ThinkDeeper #WeAreConnected
Today's brief disruption at the Jack Smith hearing in Washingtonâa verbal flare-up during recess that brought Capitol Police inâfeels like a small but telling crack in the facade of orderly democratic process. No one was hurt, proceedings resumed, but the moment lingers: when passion overrides procedure, trust erodes just a little more. From an Australian vantage, it's a quiet prompt to cherish the relative civility we still manage in public life hereâand to guard it carefully. Institutions endure when people choose restraint over rage.
Maybe gender isnât the point because what we actually recognize is presence, resilience, and clarity. https://dualisticunity.com/i-grew-up-admiring-strong-women-thats-how-i-learned-gender-wasnt-the-point/