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i’m sorry to say this, but it has come to my attention that in disney’s descendants, dopey the dwarf has a son named doug — which means that canonically, dopey has fucked
and he will continue to fuck unless we find a way to stop him
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To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018)
this is so fucking funny
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#FreeLucky
his days of doing it to em are long gone
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ron stallworth, an african-american police officer from colorado, successfully managed to infiltrate the local ku klux klan and became the head of the local chapter.
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Steven Universe Is the Revolutionary Cartoon Teaching Young People It’s OK to Be Confused
Spend any amount of time in the cartoon world that is Steven Universe and you’ll find there’s absolutely nothing ordinary about the Cartoon Network series. Sure, the animated television show does contain fantastical elements that are hallmarks of cartoons — science fiction, superpowers, and an adorable pink pet lion, just to name a few — but, beyond that, the Emmy-nominated series is like nothing else on television, and that’s exactly the way it was created to be.
Since its premiere in 2013, Steven Universe has made history. The show’s creator, Rebecca Sugar, is the first non-male in Cartoon Network history to have created and led her own animated series, and just weeks ago, she reached another milestone: Steven Universe televised one of the first animated queer wedding proposals between Ruby and Sapphire.
Steven Universe has set an impressive precedent for cartoons, presenting storylines focusing on gender identity, LGBTQ+ relationships, mental health, and more.
“We never wanted to shy away from anything that felt real,” Rebecca told Teen Vogue. “One of the goals early on was to show Steven living in a very real world, where all of the adults around him are living very adult lives and having adult problems. He’s slowly getting this window into the heaviness of reality for everyone around him. I wanted the show to be able to grow up with the audience and to be realizing all these sorts of heavy, beautiful, and complicated things about what maturity is.”
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📸: Courtesy of Cartoon Network
