Black Women and Femmes in Entertainment

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[losttheoldone-hereweareagain]

This universe is so rich with detail

I get that the goal of DMing a campaign is to give the players a setting that they can really immerse themselves in. But I just really want to shout out Aabria for building such a fabulous scifi setting and the players for leaning into it hard, always wanting to know more and really root their PCs in the world

It's a fucking masterclass that we've had a sum total of five episodes and yet the twist at the end of the latest was clear by Aabria referencing pull vs cull, a concept we the listeners didn't have at the start and now understand so explicitly that it had me gasping out loud

[worldsbeyondpod]

What are you, some kind of BIRD FREAK?!

The Patreon-exclusive fireside chat for Ep. 3&4 of Solari is out NOW!

Join us: https://www.patreon.com/posts/fireside-chat-3-158606968

[blackfemmecharacterdependency]

The way I was cackling at this at work

[azurecanary]

Aabria running her first long form actual play campaign, being a main cast member on Critical Role, the baby announcement, and potentially another season of Dimension 20 on the horizon

Summer of Aabria 2026 let’s goooo

[whoopseydaisy]

HAPPY SOLARI EVE TO ALL WHO CELEBRATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[deepinkpoetrynf]

💙 June is PTSD Awareness Month. To everyone carrying invisible wounds while trying to look okay on the outside: I see you 💙

[neshatriumphs]

From whatever blog I decide to post a thought from when I am posting in support of "violence is the answer" in response to racism, someone always tries to point out the danger in reacting violently to racism and to that I say: I know, and yet it is my choice.

If somebody's response to you rocking they shit because they were being racist, is them shooting you in the forehead, I need you to understand that that is somebody who was gonna do something like that anyway. You're not being murdered for the sake of giving in to violence. You're being murdered because that racist you punched is a murderer.

Some will say "You gave them what they wanted." I don't care what they wanted. What I want is to hurt you in the face when you're being racist towards me. I can very well get murdered by a racist person in everyday life for no good reason. This is a thing that happens to people all the time and I am not above it. I simply haven't had that type of interaction with a racist murderer yet. But in fact, in the era that I adopted this belief in responding with fists to the violence of racism, I was at my most radical and most likely chances to be harmed by a racist.

I decided that the chance of being shut down by violence and being remembered as someone who "deserved it" true story.. in hypothetical situations about being murdered during one of my things that I would do when I was younger, several people believed that if I were killed doong certain things that it would be because I was doing those things. Like challenging authorities and refusing to let people violate me, and so forth.

That really opened my eyes about a lot of things. When women who remind me of me are murdered and people who know me announce reasons why they "see why" these women are murdered, I drew the conclusions that if I should die standing up for myself, I would be blamed by enough people to fill a hashtag.

So, please believe me when I say that I know it's hard to stand up for yourself and even to fight. But nobody should be allowed to be racist against you without repercussions and people are protected in such a way that repercussions are generally not enough for the antiblackness visited upon you. You might not be able to affect them the way that they affect you. But one thing is certain. That swift lesson in watching their mouth will stick with them AND, if you're anything like me, it is a statement of self worth.

I don't care if you can beat my ass. I don't care if you can kill me. I'm giving you the energy that what you did stirred up in me. And I will never regret it. Every racist that ever existed deserved to be contacted with violence and if you think the violence "didn't make them better," its not supposed to. It was to let them know that some of us will hit them and they have the choice on whether that teaches them to be better or to at least shut up. If they respond with more racism, baby that's just who they were and cheers to you, you did the work of a god by hitting them for it.

[blackfemmecharacterdependency]

I get really tired of the narrative that I need to for some reason do work to help racists not be racist. I will do the work of bustin you upside the head. Fuck out my face with that shit.

[bunnygirljesus]

Black ppl deserve to feel safe and welcomed on the internet, on fandoms on whatever community or hobbies they want without having to deal with antiblack racist attacks, microaggressions or enablers of antiblackness . And if u genuinely consider urself to be left leaning or an ally or woke you should do and try to unlearn the colorism, texturism , eurocentrism and antiblackness

[punzie-a-black-rapunzel-story]

I recently read The Lunar Chronicles, by Marissa Myer, and I had problems with it, but that'll maybe be another conversation on one of my other blogs.

I'm bringing it up here because something that happened in the Rapunzel based book (Cress) was she eventually met her biological father. I didn't care for his character the entire time. And after not liking this man, we eventually learn that his name before he left his home, was Sage Darnell.

This really upset me, as I thing Sage Darnell is such a dope name, but it was gifted to such a raggedy character!! Furthermore (on a petty note) that sounds like a Black person's name. Honestly, whether on the front or if its a last name "Darnell" is a name that invokes Blackness. Idc what nobody say.

For that reason, when I gave Punzie a familiar and knew they would need a name, I named him Sage (not Darnell, unfortunately that rockin ass name already exists). But, he's Sage Blossom, because I was always gonna call him Blossom, but I tacked on the "Sage" thanks to my upset with that doctor in the books.

THEN, Learned that there are massage parlors in my area called "Sage Blossom Massage," SO. It is very possible I will change his name so it won't be that.

Maybe I'll go full Deep in the Heart of Texas on him and change it to "Sage Bloom"

Now that my brain is in Texan mode, maybe Sage Bluebonnet. Meh. Not as pretty maybe. For right now, I think I'll just tag him as "Sage the Familiar"

Here are some photos of sage in bloom and bluebonnets for no other reason but to show off some Texas flowers.

[suiheisen]

acting strange on tumblr.com with the mutuals <3 | SEARCHING (2018)

[throwbackmovie]

Ginny Holder as Lieutenant Rosie Forbes in WING COMMANDER – 1999

[alyciadebnamcareys]

Requested: more nat/dodge 

[freemaagyemans]

Julius Caesar walks into a bar and asked the bartender for a Martinus. The bartender said, “do you mean a martini?” and Caesar said, “If I wanted two, I would’ve ordered two.”

[wokstxrz]

[fkartwigs]

FKA twigs Body High Tour @ Coachella weekend 1 📷dfreske (Apr 12, 2026)

[trinityakin]

Twigs 🩶

[brarchives]

tau camelo by caleb abrahams

[tscnews]

Actor Ione Butler on Black Widow, Call of Duty: Vanguard

TSC interviews actor Ione Butler as seen in Black Widow and COD Vanguard! Check out Ione’s book: https://amzn.to/3q9G3e0

[rainy-mango]

all i know's you're someone i have always known