☆°DRAGONBOXI°☆

[NSFW/PROSHIP DNI] (Nigerian|Canadian) She/they} [16] [DO NOT TRACE MY ART/ OR COPY] - Other websites I use: https://www.pixilart.com/dragon-boxi https://www.deviantart.com/dragonboxi https://bsky.app/profile/dragonboxi.bsky.social https://www.instagram.com/dragonboxi/

[boxiidragonx]

💀.

[someone-in-this-vast-universe]

Hiy

[drillss]

"my one true friend!"

[nylonfizz]

I never draw Cambri cause getting her expressions right is difficult for me and it’s a massive shame cause I love her so dearly

[drillss]

the new normal

[drillss]

the new normal

[vanixxiaa]

twilight smarkle

[bish0ps]

[inkjie]

soliloquy by an immortal cave painter.

pencil, ink, and ochre on paper

[pinkplasticfangs]

ok like, one more fashion tag complaint bc im annoying:

if you're in tags like "black fashion" "african american fashion" "goth fashion" mens fashion" etc. and posting PORN, you deserve to be hung by your feet and boiled head first in oil!!! fuck you!!! all you do is clog the tag with stupid meaningless bullshit i fucking hate you

[mlpqueer]

mlp. but green???????????????

Ok

[sprrklrr42]

a pony jack to go with yesterday's tapey !!

[puterpal]

creatures hi (sorry i stacked them)

[asteroidtroglodyte]

Quick shout out to the Down syndrome kid from my after-school program back when I was in grade school. Like yea he had the usual issues but he was a sweetheart and quite funny; and one day both his parents showed up at the same time to pick him up and I had the experience of meeting a family of genetically disabled people that had jobs and a home and a kid in school and it was a profoundly normalizing experience for me like I couldn’t take eugenicists seriously after that because like “no they totally can have whole entire meaningful lives with marriage and children and work and hobbies have you not met Dennis??” Anyway quick shout out to Dennis you were a real one

[depsidase]

[race-bait]

Most Black folks in the US have a deeply painful racial story having to do with interactions with white "friends," including me.

I had a unique experience of going to very diverse schools my entire life, but my family moved out to a mostly white suburb when I was around 11 or 12 years old. So I had friends of all kinds of different backgrounds at school, but my neighborhood friends were almost entirely white. Which was mostly fine as a kid. I even had two of these friends as groomsmen in my wedding.

Things changed shortly after the murder of Trayvon Martin. This is when I started getting more vocal online about racism, anti-Blackness, and the injustices I was observing and grieving throughout the country. It didn't take long at all for the friends from this group to go from uncomfortable, to combative, and then to all blocking me on social media. Once I started talking about race too much, they abandoned me by walking out of my life, which was incredibly painful. These were all very nice, generous, and kind people in every other context of their lives. But something about their racial identity development caused them to turn on me immediately once my voice around race became uncomfortable for them.

Those experiences, along with countless others I've had in my life from white peers, white educators, white store employees, and more, have taught me to be very careful about trusting white folks. Because I have been burned in so many ways in my life.

The key to not unintentionally becoming like this, so wrapped up in your subconscious programming of whiteness and white supremacy that you actively hurt people of color, is to do your inner identity work.

[armengoldira]

The Panama Canal

[malinastharlock]