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Madeline Kahn as Mrs. White, Martin Mull as Colonel Mustard, Tim Curry as Wadsworth the butler, Christopher Lloyd as Professor Plum, and Colleen Camp as French maid Yvette (on the pool table) in the Paramount Pictures/Jonathan Lynn comedy mystery Clue, 1985. Madeline improvised this entire scene, which went on to became iconic.

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ziseviolet

Chinese fashion transformations.

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These are all actual conversations I had with @mohammedayesh . In fact, while I was working on finishing this comic today, he sent me a video of bomber planes flying above them. There is not a single place in Gaza that is safe.

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literally21

Felt that it’s important to share videos like this too.

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The world wants us to forget that they are people.

People who dance and play and smile just like you and I.

And it's important to share things like this, to remind them the world that they are human.

literally21

Felt that it’s important to share videos like this too.

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juney-blues

heartbreaking:

girl has sooooooo many ambitions and ideas for projects but can only get 1.5 basic tasks done per day

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Just a reminder that it's a perfectly valid option to send a nice message or give a nice phonecall for a business or person supporting the LGBTQIA+ community, in whatever fashion.

I was at a place and they had a sign basically inviting people to use the restroom that was most comfortable for their identity. I decided that they needed to hear about it, because the people who would be mad about it are usually VERY LOUD and VERY ANGRY about it. Especially because it was a place you usually take children to.

So I explained that while I am cis, I have dear friends who are not, and I care about their comfort. And more than that, I'm trying to teach my daughter to have respect and kindness for others and celebrate people's differences, and that is a good example. I made SURE to mention that I was happy to spend my money there and would be proud to come back and spend more.

The message I got back was so nice -- they explained that it's not often visitors reach out to share positive feedback with them.

Allow me to highlight --

It's not often visitors reach out to share positive feedback with them.

Like I said, the people who are against this stuff have no problems being very vocal with their hatred. Take the two minutes to share your positive feedback and give them something tangible they can take to their bosses or boards or whatever to prove that representation and inclusivity is important and valuable.

Plus, you can give that one person on the other end of your message something to smile about, knowing there's someone who cared enough to reach out and show support.

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PATRICK SWAYZE as Vida Boheme in To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar

sinnahsaint

Agreed. Teen me was in love with this movie and scared to watch it around my dad.

I think it was really important that there was a variety of characters. I didn’t have modern terms for it but even as a sheltered teen I understood that Noxeema was having fun playing dressup and Vida was a Lady-with-an-adamsapple and neither of them deserved the hate they received for being who they are.