Existing :3 @apollopotter - Tumblr Blog

the resurrection (2025) by ben tuna (via ig)

October 4 1936 - The Battle of Cable Street. In 1936, fascism was gaining ground across Europe. In Britain, Sir Oswald Mosley’s Blackshirted British Union of Fascists (BUF) portrayed Jewish people as the cause of the country’s problems. East London had the largest Jewish population in Britain and the announcement that Mosley and his Blackshirts planned a provocative march through the area on October the 4th was greeted with anger and a determination that it should be stopped. A petition was signed and local politicians tried to have the march called off - but to no avail.

On the day, up to 250,000 people gathered to defend the East End. There was a fierce battle with the police when they attempted to clear a path for the march and a barricade was erected and defended in Cable Street. People in their houses threw eggs, milk bottles and the contents of chamber pots from upstairs’ windows, whilst at ground level, marbles were rolled under police horses’ hooves. The march could not proceed and Mosley was ordered to abandon his plans. It was a blow against fascism and that night there was dancing in the streets. [video]

bluebeesknees

Redraw of my favourite screenshot from Knights of Guinevere!

velinxi

Wedding night

(Part 1) (Part 2)

stlowens

Anaïs Nin, from Incest: From a Journal of Love

harboretum

Like clockwork

harboretum

For reference

politijohn

Source // Two heroes from the Colorado Springs nightclub shooting were a military veteran and a trans woman (misidentified as a drag queen in the article) who stepped on the gumman with her heels.

No cops. A vet and a trans woman.

thebellekeys

— On losing your language

Babel by RF Kuang // @metamorphesque // Rejecting assimilation in 'You Sound Like a White Girl' by NPR // Sir Elijah Impey with his family in Calcutta, 1783 by Johan Zoffany // Israel's Forgotten Arabic Language // Love in Translation by Lauren Collins // Lola by Camila Cabello // All That Angrezi by Kandala Singh // La Malinche by Jesús Helguera // Estrangement as a Lifestyle by Svetlana Boym // Can You Forget Your Native Language by TLD

prime-tiktoks

annabellioncourt

I don’t know what audio I was imagining but it was not that.

yournewapartment

Just wanted to share this from Diet Prada on Instagram...

Resources and Donations:

https://www.advancingjustice-aajc.org/

Our mission is to advance the civil and human rights for Asian Americans and to build and promote a fair and equitable society for all.

https://www.asianamericanadvocacyfund.org/

The Asian American Advocacy Fund is a 501(c)4 nonprofit dedicated to building a progressive Asian American base in Georgia and fighting for

http://cpacs.org/

CPACS – Social Services

https://www.asianmhc.org/about-us

About Us — Asian Mental Health Collective

https://secure.qgiv.com/for/apfund/mobile

Asian Pacific Fund

https://actionnetwork.org/fundraising/support-georgias-asian-american-community/

Donate to Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta

https://www.napawf.org/donate

Donate — NAPAWF

https://www.apalanet.org/

TAKE ACTION Support Asian American Communities Facing Violence In the aftermath of the racist, sexist, and targeted killing of six Asian wom

guerrillatech

sharper-and-bigger

weissguertena

tangentially related:

herbgerblin

[ID: 3 panel comic of Lup, an elven woman with a slight build, freckles, and thick, curly hair. In the first panel she looks intimidating, standing with flame magic emitting from the hands at he sides. She asks, “are you the one who’s been hurting my brother?” Second panel shows Edward, a male elf with short hair and wearing a heavy robe. He is looking up at Lup from within the umbrastaff, a look of fear in his eyes. He asks, “Am I—where are we?” Third panel is a close up of Lup’s face, the left eye focused, and the right eye a brilliant white, with a shot of white hot flame shouting. Over the flame ate the words, “I’m going to fucking kill you now. End ID]

:0 always wanted to draw this scene

lesbianredpanda

Reminder that all sex workers - whether they strip, do film, cam work, or full service - deserve respect and to be compensated for their labor.

dicaeopolis

Jester and Nott are both Weird Girl Culture but Jester is like. Girl who was "weird" but in a quirky artsy way that everyone still thinks is cute and follows her Instagram and she is extremely aware of that and keeps her emotions locked the FUCK down so she doesn't tip that careful balance of social acceptability by having a single unpalatable trait. Meanwhile Nott is the weird girl who openly and vocally insisted she was a bat well into middle school