[sidewindes]

Chappell Roan performing at Olympia Theatre in Dublin. 17th of September 2024. (via)

[ispyspookymansion]

if you want me to consume a new media you MUST catch me at the exact moment when the stars are aligned and the air pressure is equal to the current degree of the sun’s peak against the horizon and all the cosmic energies are perfectly unified (aka my old interest is fading out) or i will nod and say “im adding that to my list!” Knowing theres no chance i will check it out

[ispyspookymansion]

“unless its a book!” “unless you tell me it has gay people in it!” “this but only for live action shows” “theres a good chance i’ll get to it eventually” no wrong this post is not for you this post is ONLY for bitches who could have a treasured friend recommend them something that sounds grown in a lab to be your personal catnip and, with no choice in the matter, immediately know it will never be the right time to watch/read/listen to it

[geryone]

the main experience of being in my 20s has been standing in the middle of a grocery store & checking my notes app grocery list

[mercerfrey-deactivated20201019]

Mary Oliver, To Begin With, the Sweet Grass

[mr-styles]

LOVE ON TOUR - New York, Oct. 4

[9rateful]

[finita--la--commedia]

@orchid22jewerly

[nativenews]

[blackjame]

This is why the brushing aside of colonization because “well that was my ancestors not me” doesn’t work. You still benefit from it. You still perpetuate the effects of it. If white people weren’t like their ancestors? They would give these people their land back and let them decide how to move forward. 

Denying them housing on their own land? Being in a position to do that? Is certainly as colonizer as it gets. You are living your ancestors dreams.

[cringepics]

how do people get in relationships like how does that even happen how do u get the universe to align in ur favour like that

[dankmemeuniversity]

[litcrarum]

Richard Brautigan, Trout Fishing in America

[nature-and-culture]

Ophelia by great french actress Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923). Marble. Via historiadelart, Instagram

[mischiefwinzthewar]

✨ Normalize ending a show where the natural narrative ends and not dragging it out until the characters are unrecognizable and your theme collapses on itself ✨

[flowerytale]

Clarice Lispector ― A Breath of Life

[thank-you-for-the-vampire-money]

We need to thank the Navajo a nation! They all got out and voted with no cars and few polling places- their population was enough to swing BOTH Arizona and New Mexico

[galsinspace]

This is Navajo organiser Allie Young and her "voting squad" on the way to the polls. They rode 10 miles to vote early!

[autisticchangeling]

[Image: is a photograph of a group of eight Navajo people on horseback. End]

[guitarshark]

Everyone needs to see the numbers on this one.

(source)

Joe Biden won Arizona by 18,610 votes.

(source)

Arizona literally would not have gone blue if not for the Native American vote.

[radiotroph-deactivated20180625]

me: haha oh god this is so bad im making so many unsupported claims and pulling all this analysis out of my ass

my prof in the margins: excellent analysis!

me: 

[tepkunset]

Short answer, anon: YES! Trickster is, without a doubt, my favourite thing to come out of 2020. I am SO glad it’s already been renewed for a second season.

Trickster is currently available on CBC and CBC Gem in Canada, and will be airing on the CW starting in January.

You can read more about the show here!

One last thing I really want to stress again: you can tell that an Indigenous hand is all aspects of the creation of this show. The fact that there are Native people behind the camera as well really does shine through, and I love hearing the actors talk about how that made a positive impact on the experience, too.