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AESTHETIC MEME: [4/8] stories: the good place. doug was a stoner kid who lived in calgary in the 1970s. one night he got really high on mushrooms, and his best friend randy said, ‘hey, what do you think happens after we die?’ and doug just launched into this long monologue where he got like 92 percent correct.
“Rosa Parks didn’t stand up because she was tired/her feet hurt” is one of the most outrageous lies we tell children in the guise of history and it is so harmful. It takes this brave, courageous and intentional act of civil disobedience and makes it passive and unwitting. Rosa Parks knew she would be arrested that day and she made a choice to do so. She was already heavily involved in the Civil Rights movement when it happened. She saw the opportunity and took it because she knew she could turn it into a moment that would change history. She wanted to change the law and she got arrested so she could do so. It was not an accident and telling Black children otherwise teaches them that history just happened to them instead of telling them about a woman who put her life on the line to change an unjust law. It sanitizes her, turning her into a little old lady (she was 42) who was just tired after a long day of work makes her more palatable to white people and that is a disservice to her memory and her movement.
Reminder that Rosa Parks was a trained civil rights activist (secretary of the NAACP!) who boarded that bus with the specific intent of recreating what happened to Claudette Colvin, because Parks was considered more acceptable to white audiences.
WHICH ONE OF YALL MADE THIS 😂😂😂
Every time I see this post, I remember briefly after I came out to my mother, I had to calmly and rationally explain “Women can like video games and computers too”
[IMAGE: Peggy Olson strolling confidently down the halls of McCann Erickson with sunglasses on and a cigarette in her mouth. Text reads: Suck a dick, dumb-shits!]
Electric Feel | MGMT
warmups!
someone: *genuinely cares about my self-destructive ass*
me:
me: *hangs out w/ little kids and tries 2 teach them self love and feminist ideas*
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Wow these hit a little too close to home.
i spent like two hours today looking at fishing memes
just guys being dudes
“Those flowers God, my first week here l thought you were dating Ali Khan”
“My mother raised me to be admired”
When you love, I think it’s better to love with your whole heart than to be safe and reserved. I know it might set you up for getting your heart broken which is no fun, but even if that does happen, at least you know that you gave it your all. If it didn’t work out, it wasn’t your fault because you were brave enough to say, “hey, I love the absolute shit out of you, I hope that’s enough”.
Ways Ted Chaough is the cool youth pastor of SC&P:
Doesn’t need chairs
Calls people “man”
Says things like “Let’s have a little rap session.”
Stays up to date on the hip new phrases like “very groovy.”
Music in Film:
Across The Universe (2007) dir. Julie Taymor - Soundtrack
“you’re so sweet!” thank you i have abandonment issues
Guys, if you want to be a good artist and storyteller you need to absorb other media and influences beyond popular comics and movies and video games. Hell, even beyond visual art. Read novels, science articles, history books. Listen to podcasts, watch documentaries. Dip into different disciplines. Explore stuff outside your everyday. What you create and the pool of ideas you can pull out of is expanded by the knowledge you gain. Don’t do yourself a disservice by limiting your library. You never know when some weird shit you read about mushrooms could end up inspiring you or helping you solve a design/story problem.
