[chicaferrante]

so much to think about…

[unicornsandfigs]

𐑺 [ #danyweek2026 day 3: motifs]

“in sunspear hung a portrait of the princess daenerys who had come to dorne to marry one of arianne's forebears. in her younger days arianne had spent hours gazing at it.”

— commission done by @aisatsaa

[boyd-stevens]

THE DRAMA 2026, dir. Kristoffer Borgli

[harritudur]

the Daeronlings 🐉 Baelor, Rhaegel, Maekar and Aerys

[alysmond]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (2022–) Season 1, Episode 8 | Season 3, Episode 1

[jaime-lannisters]

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON S03E02 — Queen’s Landing

[owwllly]

gojo and his miiuse

[fortunate-hal]

He could vanquish Ser Duncan the Tall, but not Dunk of Flea Bottom.

Duncan the Tall and as illustrated by Gary Gianni for the Subterranean Press edition of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

[wweskywalker]

"Rise, Ser Addam. A knight of the Seven Kingdoms."

[karuselii]

Addam Velaryon! (Addam of Hull)

[ranyadraws]

another thing for Dany Cultures!

this time it's Daenerys as Fatma N'Soumer 💫

[fan-a-tink]

SLAP & TICKLE Young Sherlock | 1.01 "The Case of the Missing Scrolls"

[bleulone]

Mycroft Holmes or the embodiement of the Eldest Daughter Syndrome — Young Sherlock (2026)

[glittter-vamp]

The thing that angers me the most about Charlie Kirk getting killed due to gun violence is seeing people post about him, mourning him, saying he was a great guy that didn't deserve it BUT when school shootings happen, they are radio silent.

When its kids getting killed in this country at school these poeple ignore it.

When its people at church getting killed these people ignore it.

When its people at concerts, movie theaters, grocery stores...people ignore it.

When it's people being killed the same way in other countries for land and oil, people ignore it.

But when a man who he HIMSELF said that people getting killed in this country due to gun violence is a price to be paid to have the Second Amendment all of a sudden it's a topic to address. Suddenly the flags in this country are at half-mast. Suddenly, there's moments of silence at sports games.

This man looked a Palestinian woman in the eyes not so long ago and said that Palestinian people do not exist.

This man said that if his 10 year old daughter (who is a baby right now) was ever raped and needed an abortion, he would force her to give birth.

He said that if he saw a Black pilot on a plane that he would hope he was qualified and said the civil rights act was a huge mistake.

He called trans people abominations.

He was against any migration to this country legal or not.

He said that Black people were targeting white people in this country.

He opposed gay marriage.

He said that empathy was a made up new age term.

He was ALL about violent facist rhetoric but now that it got aimed back at him, its a problem.

[poutlily]

i am not okay, i love everything about him

[atomikats]

who’s calling back first place your bets

(original under the cut)

[radiofreederry]

Happy birthday, Frantz Fanon! (July 20, 1925)

One of the most enduring and influential anti-colonial theorists of all time, Frantz Fanon became acquainted with racist colonial violence growing up on the French Caribbean colony of Martinique. During World War II, Fanon enlisted with the Free French forces, and experienced further racism from Europeans during his time fighting fascists on the continent. After the war, he studied psychiatry as his political consciousness continued to grow, and in 1952 he published Black Skin, White Masks, which discussed the psychological impact of colonialism on Black people. He worked as a psychiatrist in Algeria for a time before deciding that he could no longer support the French colonial project in Africa and defected to join Algeria's National Liberation Front in its struggle for freedom. He continued to put out a number of influential texts, including his last and most famous, The Wretched of the Earth. In poor health, Fanon died in 1961 at the tragically young age of 36, but his legacy is outsized for his age, having influenced a bevy of revolutionary figures, including Che Guevara, Malcom X, Kwame Ture, and Huey P. Newton.

“To educate the masses politically does not mean, cannot mean, making a political speech. What it means is to try, relentlessly and passionately, to teach the masses that everything depends on them; that if we stagnate it is their responsibility, and that if we go forward it is due to them too, that there is no such thing as a demiurge, that there is no famous man who will take the responsibility for everything, but that the demiurge is the people themselves and the magic hands are finally only the hands of the people.”