Toyko Drifter
hello vonnie
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

#extradirty

if i look back, i am lost
we're not kids anymore.
trying on a metaphor

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
occasionally subtle
ojovivo
todays bird
taylor price

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club

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Origami Around
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Sade Olutola
Stranger Things
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Toyko Drifter
Eight Hours of Terror (Seijun Suzuki, 1957)
Chris Cooper in Matewan (John Sayles, 1987)
On this day, 1 August 1921, Sid Hatfield, the pro-union chief of police of Matewan, West Virginia, was assassinated alongside his friend, deputy Ed Chambers, by Baldwin-Felts private detectives in Welch, WV. Born in 1891 into the Hatfield family, of the legendary Hatfield-McCoy feud, Sid Hatfield worked as a miner, blacksmith, and eventually chief of police. But he was a unique character in US labour history, especially for the time, since he was a vigourous supporter of the United Mine Workers of America union. At the time, mine bosses in West Virginia were waging a vicious war against workers, attempting to prevent them unionising in the state and winning better pay and safer conditions. In most places, police helped mine bosses arrest, beat and kill striking workers. But in Matewan, Hatfield defended miners. In the Battle of Matewan in 1920, hired thugs from the Baldwin-Felts detective agency arrived in the town to evict striking miners from their homes, and arrest Hatfield with a phony warrant. Hatfield, a crack shot known for holding two pistols, told them the only way the detectives would take him out of the town was âdeadâ. Shooting then broke out, which left 10 people dead: two miners, the mayor, and seven Baldwin-Felts agents. Sid Hatfield and 22 others, mostly miners, were put on trial for the killings of the agents, but none were convicted by any local juries. So instead, Baldwin-Felts agents plotted to murder Hatfield. When Hatfield and Chambers attended McDowell County courthouse on August 1, 1921, agents shot them to death. Despite the victims being unarmed, the agents were acquitted of murder on the basis of âself defenceâ. We have produced t-shirts and other items commemorating Hatfield and his unique status in US history as a police officer who supported the working class: https://shop.workingclasshistory.com/collections/all/west-virginia-mine-wars https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/2047875998730873/?type=3
a boat full of men, wading through hurt feelings, giving each other Looks
f e e l i n g s
The Crystals: Da Doo Ron Ron
i sipped down warm ginger ale, drew back a breath and headed over to see about this girl i couldnât say a thing and i just stared open and wide and i connected with her eyes to feel my gut fall through the floor and I said, âoh who is this? where was she all those crazy years? where was she when my heart couldnât take its beat?â
good god, this entire album sends me straight back to eleventh grade
Heathcliff, who is a Cat
Top Cat and his gang, sans Brain and Fancy Fancy, were featured in a Heathcliff comic September 12, 2021 with a multitude of other cats from other cartoons, comics, books, etc. Heathcliff does indeed throw the sickest parties!
whew, this album is a blast from the past. how many mixtapes did i throw this song on back in 1999?
ATTENTION ZINE MAKERS:
Help another library at #ALAAC22 this June start a zine collection!
If you'd like to donate zines to the FREE #ZinePavilion raffle, you can send them to:
Michele Castro
The Peopleâs Archive - Room 405
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library
901 G Street NW | Washington, DC | 20001
Thank you! #ZineLibraries
The aesthetic of â70s science fiction is one of my favorite things.
in my daydreams lately, itâs october 2018, and i am shouting along to this song with the crowd at the rock ân roll hotel in h street. weâre all screaming in unison and at the tops of our lungs, âi donât know what i want/i donât have to tell her what i want, YEAH!â right now, that moment in time is exactly where i want to be.
Texas Is The Reason - If Itâs here when we get back itâs ours
would you know what to say? would you know how to feel?
I talk to you every now and then
I never felt so alone again
I stop to think at a wishing well
my thoughts send me on a carousel