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The Stonewall Inn
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hello vonnie
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

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Origami Around
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manager i cant come to work today i forgot how to mimic the behavior of a human. being
im full of love but im full of rage but im full of love
i love when you hear a song and you're like “oh id absolutely stumble through the snow bleeding from a knife stuck in my gut to this”
An all black casting of Shakespeare at Howard University , 1937.
let me relax……………will comment later…………………..
The whole Pepsi commercial thing reminded me that people always mis-remember the famous flower in the gun barrel photo as being a young woman. It wasn’t. The photo, taken by Bernie Boston, is of George Edgerly Harris III better known by his stage name Hibiscus. He was a member of the San Francisco based radical gay liberation theater troupe the Cockettes. He died of AIDS in 1982 at the time AIDS was still referred to by the name GRID which stood for Gay Related Immuno-Deficiency. The photo was taken at a protest at the Pentagon.
I had no idea who he was, thank you.
This is one example of the Mandela Effect phenomena, where an iconic moment is reenacted with a hippy woman so many times that people think that’s the story and thus another gay man is written out of history. Thanks for the photo.
Noriyuki Kobayashi
Rudolf Freund
Life is difficult, isn’t it, Charlie Brown? Yes, it is. But I’ve developed a new philosophy. I only dread one day at a time.
A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969) // dir. Bill Melendez