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[thekingsdaugther-deactivated201]

yall know why the moonligth boys dont have a fan base, or fanpages dedicated to them like cmbyn or love simon? because their black. And yall exclude moonlight from absolutely everything because yall find it unrealistic to have a gay ship that consists of dark skinned black guys. Ashton sanders should of gotten the same hype timothee chalamet got. He should have the same amount of instagram followers and even more. The amount of emotion he put into that performance is insane. He cried just like yall precious elio did, he kissed another boy just like elio did as well. But nope, timothee chalamet cried in front of a fire place so he is THIS GENERATIONS ACTOR. And Jarell jerome was payed DUST! He was absolutely incredible for a first time film actor. the lgbtq wants rep only if its white boys making out. As long as straight girls can swoon over at least one of the actors, the film will prosper. I know i’ve posted something similar to this, but yall are actually terrible. especially tumblr. Moonligth won a whole oscar for crying out loud. and Ashton is only in talks for one film, while timothee chalamet literally got casted for THREE more upcoming films. THREE! you see how POC have to do double the work white actors have to do?? Am i mad? Yes. Also i hope the cmbyn sequel flops. good bye. aristotle and dante is coming for everyones wig

[kidkendoll-deactivated20240714]

I really can’t stop thinking about this post. Just for context, with $65.3m Moonlight earned more money at the box office than Call Me By Your Name ($41.3m) and Love, Simon ($64.8m).

Moonlight also garnered more accolades, with 279 nominations and winning 155 awards than Call Me By Your Name (235 nominations, 106 awards) and Love, Simon (13 nominations, 4 awards). Also, it’ s worth remembering that Moonlight won the Academy Award for Best Film. 

All the people associated with this film should be in demand. Moonlight should have garnered the same kind of social media attention as those other films. Black people really aren’t exaggerating when they say you have to do twice as much for half the reward. 

[kestrel-tree]

Reverse paleo diet: only eat things with 10+ ingredients cave men never tasted so you can truly appreciate how far society has come.

[misanthropyforlunch]

My jalapeno Cheetos and sour gummy candy diet is finally getting traction.

[millennial-review-deactivated20]

[homeoffauxbeer-deactivated20220]

chocolate rain kid goes HARD

[1041uuu]

[thecutestboysever]

[lagonegirl]

i’m speechless

This is how the system of white supremacy  operates. The media is used 2 create stereotypes like blk on blk crime.They need black men to fill jail cells for the Prison Indstrial complex

You know what? I’m tired of this. I do not know what exactly they are waiting for. I mean our government comes up with “reasons” to invade other countries, such as Syria, like their government is allegedly violating human rights or something like that. but… I mean for other countries, they do not even have to go deep to bomb the fuck out of this place, they can just look at our media. And this has been happening to people of color since the media has existed.

I’ll never forget this 👇🏾

[lord-king-saint]

TURNT pt3 : The best pride ever ( feat. @paeoniflorum ) ~ !

[kidkendoll-deactivated20240714]

Fuck me

[lord-king-saint]

lmao. the crazy thing about this video is that i had never heard this song before, but when my friend showed me this video i was like… supernaturally on beat. i dont know if it was the drugs, or my sorcery abilities, or the fact that im black, but im so on beat that i would honestly fuck myself after seeing this lmao

[reverseracism]

When a marginalized group is asked for peaceful protesting, what is really being asked is for them to “protest” in a way that those with privilege can actively and happily ignore.

[operattack]

I fucking love Grace Jones forever.

[cagzzzilla]

[neguinhxx]

blue

[queernigga]

So it pisses me off when I see white gays say no blacks but as a black gay man I feel more comfortable dating other black men or men of color. I find white men attractive though. Am I being a hypocrite? Thoughts?

it’s not that deep to me anymore tbh like sometimes some white men be lookin like a snack but then i remember what being proximal to whiteness feels like and all i have to do is read my journal to see how difficult that was (for me) in the long run & what that did to me in terms of self worth, microaggressions i was exposed to, violence i was exposed to, etc so 

those experiences/reflections creates a very concrete aversion to partnering with white folks in the future. Also in the inverse - white people can’t really claim that sort of narrative because if they date black ppl they aren’t exposed to any kind of systemic violence  - or at least none that’s not white supremacist in origin but i digress it sounds like you’re struggling.

like even my last white ex bf is cool AF and I love him and support him because he’s a fellow academic queer (granted he was the least problematic white person I’ve dated) and it’s chill.

like please dont shame & flagellate yourself for thinking a white person is cute despite focusing on dating POC -  it’s not that serious just live your life and love who you want to love and try to be reflective about all things.  you’ve already acknowledged the fact that the personal is political - so if you’re really tryna be about that POC love or black love life then it takes some active resistance to white supremacist ideals of beauty sometimes but like just make a rule to talk to white boys on grindr or something and move on with your life.  you dont even have to announce it on a profile but you can if you wanna be a stunt queen like some of us.

i honestly dont care too much about gay racial dating politics and find that it takes up too much space when gay/bi/queer men talk about race and their LGBT identity compared to the other intense dimensions of racism we deal with as gay men. 

white gays who signal that they only have a preference for other white gays are gracious in letting us know up front that they aint shit so i appreciate that and wasnt checking for them anyway but it’s nice to know who to avoid for even things like friendship. 

[funnypages]

Deadpool and Spiderman: Heartmates.

[hellyeahrihannafenty]

Tom Holland does Rihanna’s “Umbrella” on Lip Sync Battle

[dr0wnedperfectionist]

I’m literally zendaya reacting like he didn’t have to go that hard and yet..

[eroscestlavie]

every time i watch this when the reveal hits and he starts dancing i’m like “oh ok that ain’t a big deal he’s just another celeb doing a gimmick” but somehow by the end of this video without fail i am filled with respect for him and zendaya for being like…a powerful gen z couple who both give off chaotic bisexual vibes 

i think it’s the irreverence with which he splashes the water 

[feistyfrank]

that was a classic that was a classic

[thelovelylights]

It’s a good time to remember that Tom Holland is a trained dancer and that initself is a gift

[professorsparklepants]

He’s trained in ballet, too, which is what makes this even funnier. I saw a video (also with Zendaya in it) of him doing like, fifteen fouettes in someone’s basement. GET A MAN WHO CAN DO BOTH.

[egg690]

I FOUND IT!!

[somehoodlum]

Pusha tea

[viewtiful-kim-deactivated202105]

Hamlet adaptation where Hamlet is a vlogger and all his soliloquies are breakdowns he uploads to YouTube

[animatedamerican]

… I am unironically here for this

[oldfilmsflicker]

this is the funniest thing I’ve ever seen in my life

[vampireapologist-archive-deacti]

The way he comes in like I’ve been thinking about this all day

[wetwareproblem]

This is actually excellent on so many levels. But I can’t appreciate it, because it keeps putting me in mind of the boring, barely-watchable 2000 version that unironically used this premise. (Also had the most awkward product placement ever, with Hamlet’s dad disappearing into a Pepsi machine.)

[learningtoacceptchange]

That movie I’ve never seen, but I would watch THIS. 

[queernigga]

If you are a black, gay man in America, your risk of contracting HIV is one in two. Leah Green travels to Atlanta, Georgia, which has the largest gay and black community in the country. She finds out how stigma, education and structural racism continue to feed into this startling statistic