[artfilmfan]

[brootl]

[orwell]

Vogue, September, 1967

[cracked]

“What?”

6 Sworn Enemies Who Teamed Up and Kicked Ass

#4. Black Musician Kills the Klan With Kindness

Black musician and author Daryl Davis has a collection of over 20 KKK robes in his house. No, he’s not blind, a ghost fetishist, or a Chappelle’s Show character. The truth is even more amazing: each robe in Davis’ menagerie of racist wares represents a Klansman he has managed to reform through sheer force of friendship. But how did Davis end up befriending people we imagine would sooner shank him than shake his hand? It all began at a bar, which makes perfect sense, since this is the sort of odd coupling that seems possible only when your BAC gets you confused with a jug of moonshine.

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[orwell]

No Country for Old Men (2007) dir. Coen Brothers

[ronaldcmerchant]

the LAND THAT TIME FORGOT (1975)

[hazy--days]

It Follows (2014)

[crystallizations]

“Rudolf Steiner’s second Goetheanum, completed 1928, the largest building in the German expressionist architectural movement to be constructed. The revolutionary use of poured concrete inspired later modernist architects.”

[seerdahn]

[sakrogoat]

Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio - Seven Works of Mercy (detail)

[schrutevshalpert]

[ravers-rehab]

Amelie Lens absolutely killing it at Fuse Nightclub in Brussels

[dailyactress]

Jackie Cruz and Diane Gurrero

[stability]

[saragorn]

Someday there will be happiness again 

[art-and-anarchism-deactivated20]

Battleship Potemkin, Броненосец «Потёмкин» (1925)

[etes-vous-mine]

“Because I’m little”