OUTLAWS GET NO ENTRY

he/shi/hir "brother" if ur a poc he/him "mr" if ur white 15, i post about racism and discourse read nigga, read!

[egorenegadeboi]

weird tranny nigga.

ill put your ass on full blast if you act in any sort of discriminatory way to a minority.

call me jianchango. like the dinosaur. you can call me jiji if youre a poc and ask.

open to questions

[litwicking-it]

KEEP ROSE QUARTZ'S NAME OUT YOUR FUCKING MOUTH. BETTER AND MORE NUANCED TFEM REP THAN JAX WILL EVER BE. FUCK YOU BALTIMORE

[antiproshipmurray]

a lot of proshippers only talk about rape/child abuse and anything of the sort when it comes to arguments but they never address the racism and ableism/saneism and queerphobia their beliefs allow. i don't think every and all fiction should exist without criticism actually. i don't think i should be portrayed as violent or aggressive because of my race and ethnicity. i don't think i should be stereotyped as an annoying stupid fuck because of my identity and orientation. i don't think i should be demonized because of some of my disorders and i don't think i should be infantilized because of some.

fiction affects reality. fiction is a branch of reality. if it didn't affect reality then it wouldn't exist. why would people allow such bigoted content to exist, simply because it's fiction or because SOME people enjoy it? why would we apply "don't like don't read" to the topics I've mentioned above? are you fucking stupid?

also don't even get me started on "some people like it so it should stay!" no?? why would we let people slide with liking bigoted content/content where abuse is romanticized?

[michaelpenis]

notice how the "bad" / "angry" one (antishipper) is potrayed with having darker skin ? (too scared to post this since im white and people gonna call me performative)

Because of racism. And not only do they portray the ‘bad and evil’ one as darkerskinned/tan because of racism, but her skin color is also rly ashy too..?

Like.. ppl with tanned/darker skin dont naturally look like that. And dont give me no excuses like ‘its cus it fits the color scheme!!11!1!1!1!1!111!!1!!’ She looks diarrhea yellow, like the undertone.. is it just me that sees that?

Anyways, its defffff racism.

[tadc-crit]

What do you think about the stereotyping of indian women (aka gangle) and black women (zooble) in tadc… i feel prettyy disgusted about it

I'd broaden Zooble's to Black people since they're non-binary.

I don't know much about Indian stereotypes outside of sexualizing ones (which. I guess Gangle is harassed so technically still fits unfortunately). So I can't speak on those much.

Zooble, however, is pretty blatantly an Angry Black Person™ that's villainized/viewed as inherently antagonizing for having negative opinions. And it really fucking sucks.

I honestly can't see Zooble as anything other than Black, ironically. I just wish she wasn't treated like this narratively.

[blackdykegirlblogger]

ik pride is all ppl think of when june hits but i also wanna say HAPPY CARIBBEAN AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH BITCHES ‼️‼️‼️

[dailyflicks]

SINNERS 2025 — dir. Ryan Coogler

[creatingblackcharacters]

Hey, wanted to start of with thank you, beacuse of this blog I managed to find other Black writers and tumbler users!

Im a bit nervous submitting this ask as usually I keep to myself.

I wanted to bring up, or start a discussion of the lack of listening given to us. If that makes sense. Im not sure if its a lack of consideration. But if someone non-black deems something we do as 'Not the right way' they will go on a rant to correct us as if their doing a favor.

The best example i have is washing chicken. At least where I grew up, I learned we mainly washed it before cooking beacuse we were given scraps. Not only that it wasnt uncommon in the past for food to be given to us that is 'off' or tamperd with, of course time has passed still its cultural.

Yet whenever someone non-black comes across it they immediately set into this correcting stance. Ive seen American and those from other countries do this. Its this condescending thing that assumes we

1. dont understand how things spread. They will rant about enzymes and bacteria as if their explaning a new concept to children

2. We dont clean things after. That the way were cooking is "Dirty" and that we need to be corrected, beacuse obviously we don't know and need someone to explain right?

A bit long, but I wanted to air out what ive seen with an example. Of course there are other things but its the first that pops into my head. This assumption that we dont know what were doing or talking about. And doubling down as if theres only one way to do something.

Tbh, I just don't argue with them. "You shouldn't wash your chicken" okay well I'm going to do so anyway. I'll clean my sink with bleach afterwards. 😐 What are you gonna do? Beat my ass? Not eat my cooking? So don't. I wasn't cooking for you anyway. Like it's not a conversation I have to have. I've got nothing to prove to them, nothing I have to change.

Shit, some of these people let animals lick them in the lips and stand on their countertops and put paws in their food, I don't wanna hear shit about me cleaning my chicken or not. I don't care. Argue with the wall 🤷🏾‍♀️ shit especially if you live in the US and they have slashed funding for the FDA and other organizations meant for safety. I'll do what I please.

Yeah tbh you got to zone some people out. Not everything requires an argument or a conversation. But I feel your frustration about people always trying to correct Black people when we say we do something. It's the implication that we're stupid or savage, something left behind from the literal centuries of normalizing the idea that we just... Aren't capable of our own complete thought and processes.

[raibura]

Is this unethical

Yes

No

Voting ended onJun 11

[patrochilles-or-bust]

Will turn their noses up at "ethnic smelling" food but wanna eat yeast from inside a corpse 😭 I just don't get it

[bloodbonestelephones]

Death

The Nine of Cups

Justice

The Nine of Swords

The King of Swords

The Hanged Man

The Hermit

The Six of Swords

The Eight of Cups

The Five of Cups

The Sun

The Three of Swords

‘The Ghetto Tarot’: Haitian artists transform classic tarot deck into stunning real life scenes:

Welcome to the Ghetto Tarot, a project from award-winning documentary photographer Alice Smeets and a group of Haitian artists known as Atis Rezistans. The idea was to take the classic Rider-Waite tarot deck of 78 cards and create a photographic version of each card using settings and objects in the vibrant ghetto of Haiti.

As Smeets says, “The spirit of the Ghetto Tarot project is the inspiration to turn negative into positive while playing. The group of artists ‘Atiz Rezistans’ use trash to create art with their own visions that are a reflection of the beauty they see hidden within the waste. They are claiming the word ‘Ghetto,’ thus freeing themselves of its depreciating undertone and turning it into something beautiful.”

[the-quasar-hero]

Very generally speaking, when you see a black man in a piece of media, be it tv show, movie, video game, etc. there’s something you often see a lot of writers do. To go against the stereotype of black men (and black people in general) being dumb and lazy, you’ll see this black male character being smart and an achiever. 

The Black Nerd. A common character type, the nerd will always be very interested in all things nerdy: science, video games, mathematics, etc. In an continued effort to combat stereotypes, the Black Nerd will be lack athleticism, probably being asthmatic (the nerdiest of conditions). The Black Nerd will dress smartly, suspenders and bow ties. They’ll always talk smart too, using proper English with complex words.

Now, I don’t have a problem with a black character being a nerd, indeed black people are a people; we aren’t all the same and we all have varying personalities. The problem I have is that too often we see a distinct disconnect between Blackness and the Black Nerd. The Black Nerd doesn’t listen to hip hop or rap, only classical music. The Black Nerd only has white friends, the only other black characters are into not nerdy stuff. The Black Nerd never ever uses AAVE at any time in any context.

And again I must say that Black people, not being a monolith, there are no hard fast rules to being Black. I’m more than sure there are Black people like what I’ve described above, I’m not saying it’s impossible; what I’m getting at is that the only Black Nerd we see. There are Black Nerds that play basketball, that bump Kendrick Lamar, and use AAVE since it’s an ever changing dialect. I’m just saying there’s no one way of being a nerd and no one way of being Black.

[the-quasar-hero]

Well @dumbey, seems we’re in similar boats

[the-quasar-hero]

This ain’t about him, this is about Black/Asian solidarity. Focus.

[blackfilmmakers]

And then we have the Quirky Biracial Black Girl that at this point I feel is just the Black Girl version of the Blerd

Of course there are Black girl characters that are nerds. They just don't show up as often like other women nerd characters in media. Maybe because nerd/geek culture actively gatekeeps women out of these intellectual fields and/or fan spaces? Look at Childish Gambino and other nerds that throw a tantrum seeing Megan Thee Stallion into (the most mainstream) anime titles. That certainly will reflect on tv somehow someway🤷🏾‍♀️

But yeah, the Quirky Biracial Black Girl has been coming about a lot more lately. They are usually biracial because the idea of a monoracial Black girl into nerdy/alt/geeky interests doesn't sound realistic to writers. So clearly they have to be mixed with a nonblack identity to justify their quirkiness 🙄 8/10 they usually are mixed white cuz that's the only kind of mixed identity available these people can write. Or I guess its more accurate to say they can only write whiteness as that's the default in everything.

Also the reason Black nerd boys don't really face this treatment is cuz the industry still views dark skin as an inherently masculine trait. So it's fine for the boys to be darkskinned or just monoracially Black. The girls, however, gotta be lighter in comparison to still emphasize that whole they are out of ordinary, they're still feminine 😬

That's why I like shows like Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur

A Black nerdy teenage girl who wheres her fro out with love. She's surrounded by a diverse group of friends and family. And she's got a unique nerdy geek side to her that some people don't really get, not even her friends. That's ok, she got friends who are into the same stuff as her, many of which are other Black women!

Clearly she doesn't have to sacrifice her Blackness for the sake of being nerdy. She is a nerdy Black girl. She can be into the roller skating scene (which she incorporates in her Moon Girl alter ego). She can be into cassettes and Black genres of music (which she incorporates in her fights and sources for inspo). Like it ain't hard yall

[hearthouses]

Is God Is (2026) dir. Aleshea Harris

[blackfilmmakers]

Did y'all know that you can express you aren't comfortable with children, and don't ever plan on having kids w/o sharing how much you hate a whole group of human beings?

[missanayiss]

Ok so, not really defending the whole "child hating" mentality, but for me this is where it came from:

I felt a lot of societal pressure to have kids, and insisting that I hate them all and would murder them if possible was the only way to get certain people to back off.

I've grown a lot since then and have learned to assert my boundaries better without that tactic, but I can see where it might come from.

[blackfilmmakers]

I know exactly where the feeling's comes from, hence this post.

My point is that rather than taking this out on all the grown folks who place this pressure onto you, you'd rather inflict harm onto a vulnerable group of people you know don't hold much societal power to protect themselves.

Which idk, the moment Black people express grievances/annoyance of white people for always wanting us to "save the world" for their learned helplessness, we're told that's wrong. We aren't socially allowed to be out here saying we want to inflict harm onto white people in hopes to scare them away.

It's cool you learned better, but like any "bigot phase" we have, the damage was still done.

[r41nyd4yscritiques]

so about the “isn’t she lovely” sequence, if there wasn’t such mistreatment of black characters and black fans, do you think it would still be appropriate for tadc to reinterpret the song’s meaning?

No.

The concept of trying to reinterpret the song's meaning is exactly what I have an issue with.

"Isn't She Lovely" is a Black song, made by a Black man for his Black daughter. It is a song about Black joy, about Black fatherhood and beautiful Black baby girls. It is about Black people. It is for Black people.

Yet again, the issue is not with gender, but it is about race. To take that song out of its original context and rehash it into something whiter is what I take the most offense to, it's completely disrespectful and it doesn't even pay homage to the original culture. It's a form of whitewashing that is incredibly sinister, because it often follows along the logic of "wanting everything to be for everybody".

But you can't possibly partake in other cultures if you do not understand those cultures first, if you don't take the time to listen and be generous. To them, the song is just a song. Like most facets of the show, they take these brilliant works and strip them down to scraps, then try to spin that into something brilliant by telling people to look at the "abstract" and what isn't there. Then people go and theorize and completely overwrite the original intention, they erase the meaning, and it's very painful to witness.

The mistreatment of Black people both in and outside of the show is WHY they used the song in the first place, certainly part of it. If they had respect for Black people then this wouldn't even be a conversation.

[blackfilmmakers]

"Let me call children loud noise machines!" Does not exactly encourage people to learn how to handle situations where some autistic children and adults can get loud. Y'know other than get extremely angry and annoyed of our existence

And often when that applies to Black people like Jordan Neely or Sonya Massey, that results in death

[blackfilmmakers]

Did y'all know that you can express you aren't comfortable with children, and don't ever plan on having kids w/o sharing how much you hate a whole group of human beings?

[twitchys-techhole]

hey OP do you know people can have children without becoming insufferable cunts as well? But that's socially acceptable so how about we let those of us who find the gross little noise machines annoying, be, y'know, annoyed.

[twitchys-techhole]

love how OP only has the 2 braincells to move around, and assume my annoyance towards kids surely mean i go around kicking them and verbally abusing them. Gotta love this site and the instant 0-100.

[blackfilmmakers]

Y'know for someone who claims to be sickened over the fact Black autistic kids are met with extreme forms of violence and prejudice for having a loud episode, you sure have no problem telling Black autistic folk dumb for (reads notes) telling you to treat people with respect

[twitchys-techhole]

bitch pulling out the race card because people don't agree with their 13yo ass take that if someone is annoyed by something and try to avoid it, "SlIpPeRy SlOpE" miss me with that shit lol.

[blackfilmmakers]

You can't be talking like that lil white baby

[egorenegadeboi]

the amount of ableism and misogyny specifically to a black woman coming from twitchy is astonishing. you really cant be talking like that white baby.

bitch?? cunt? reallly???? and the braincells comment? come the fuck on.

[blackfilmmakers]

I need to make a more cohesive post on this, but y'all really gotta learn how to properly cope with loud noises in this world

Honestly, some of y'alls "venting" needs to get checked too