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YOU ARE THE REASON
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Kaledo Art
cherry valley forever
Love Begins
todays bird
oozey mess
hello vonnie
Misplaced Lens Cap
blake kathryn
DEAR READER
Stranger Things
Origami Around
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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dirt enthusiast
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The Duffer Brothers after Vol.1 seeing straight men shipping Byler:
The Duffer Brothers coming up with "Friends? No thanks!":
The Duffer Brothers inserting dick jokes about Mike and Will:
The Duffer Brothers breaking up Rovickie:
The Duffer Brothers including Mike in Will's tape:
The Duffer Brothers when they weren't humiliating queer people:
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Who wore it better? (Watermelon edition)
I never thought of it this way, although Sisko IS my favorite captain. 
For real though how come if you’re a white protagonist on Star Trek you get to be Captain from day one, but if you’re black you gotta work your ass off for three whole years before finally getting a promotion in the season 3 finale?
one thing that confuses me about Far Beyond the Stars is that Julius Eaton, the character being portrayed by Alexander Siddig, isn’t told to “sleep in” for author picture day like Kay Eaton (Nana Visitor) and Benny Russel (Avery Brooks) are. Siddig is a person of color, like Brooks, though I wonder if there are some nuances from the 1950′s period-typical racism that I’m missing. Siddig is biracial, as his father was Sudanese and his mother was English, but wouldn’t he also face similar problems based on his skin color in 1950′s America? The fact that they have him say, “any self-respecting Englishman” wouldn’t drink Kay’s instant ice tea leads me to believe that they skirted this issue by the fact that Siddig was raised in England.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
I think could well have been considered white passing (particular as the photograph would likely have been black and white, which with the right lighting can make light brown skin tones appear white - in fact this was often done quite intentionally in the 1950s!)
Colourism - the idea that we live on a colour-coded spectrum in which the lighter you are, the whiter (and therefore, better) you are - also means that light-skinned PoC are treated more favourably by society that dark-skinned PoC. This is as true today as it was in the 1950s.
One headcanon of mine is that perhaps Sisko has some unresolved feelings about Julian hiding - and lying to his captain about - his genetic status. This then manifests in his vision as Julius Eaton, Julian’s alter-ego, also being someone who’s putting on an act to fit in and avoid being disciminated against. Julius speaks with a more refined/upper class accent than Julian/Siddig does and makes reference to his own ‘Englishness’. This could be interpreted as him ‘trying too hard’ to be seen as White/English in order to maintain a certain social status.
I think there could have been space within the story to acknowledge multiracial experience and/or colourism, and in a way I think it’s a shame that the writer’s didn’t think to include this. I think they really wanted to include the C.L.Moore/Henry Kuttner reference and another in-joke about Sid and Nana being married IRL and just didn’t stop to consider how else a multiracial/light-skinned PoC character could fit into the story. It’s hard to gripe about this though as I think overall Far Beyond the Stars is one of the most perfect hours of TV ever made.
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Me @ some of the ds9 fanart I see
Me @ the season 8 storyboard artwork in the What We Left Behind documentary.
#MCU Family Tribute - I HOPE YOU DANCE
Apparently, I create MCU content and listen to country now :)
Women of Color in Game of Thrones
Look at Irri’s face, this is like three episodes into season 1 and girl is already so done with this bullshit.
'Avengers: Endgame' and Game of Thrones' Battle for Winterfell episode will both drop the weekend of April 26
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So lately there’s been a lot of scary things happening in media (journalism is dying and there’s huge media layoffs, Amazon, Disney and Netflix are taking over everything, etc). I want everyone to remember how truly amazing and unique AO3 is and the sheer amount of organization and work it takes for it to be independent - many of you on here are young and may not know how much it changed being a fan. Read your history.
There are lots of female characters and they are all different. You don’t have to choose your favorite one but you can learn something from all of them…
Happy International Women’s Day!!!
#the unzipped uniform of Doom
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amarch4ourlives: Today is our first #TurnoutTuesday! Knock on 25 doors in your community and help them register to vote! Plus voting feels great. Just ask these guys
The moment Burnham became the most relatable character in Discovery
