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I’m watching Letterkenny Special 3 “Super Hard Easter”
Everyone reblog this. Mandatory.
Old Paul McCartney being haunted by his younger twink self and the ghost of George stripping is such a mood
As someone who took etiquette lessons, politeness is an incredibly effective tool for disarming bigots. You can either force them to reconsider their words/actions by directly and calmly confronting their behavior (by using the rules of society in your favor), or you can dip entirely while they appear to be in the wrong.
Both options are great.
Because the thing is, when bigots pick fights, they are 100% counting on you to get louder than them. Or meaner. They want you to react emotionally and provide fodder for their 'You're Too Emotionally Immature To Understand' cannon.
What they aren't expecting you to do is say one of the following phrases in a polite, concerned tone:
Are you okay?
That's not the kind of language I was raised to use with others.
Do you need a moment to think on why that wasn't acceptable?
This is no way to engage in intelligent conversation. Please try that again in a kinder tone if you'd like this to continue. (I really like this one because it lets you turn their public-shame rhetoric around)
For those of you who'd are spiteful and/or dealing with Fundamentalists/Evangelicals/generally shitty Christians:
What's happening in your life to cause you this much anger? I can't imagine hurting so badly that I need to hurt other people.
Who taught you it was acceptable to treat other people this way? Certainly not the Jesus I remember.
Whatever happened to 'judge not lest ye be judged'?
If I talked like that in front of my parents or grandparents I would be ashamed.
I think there's something you need to pray on before we try and have this conversation.
And my all time favorite:
"It sounds to me like there are some seriously dark and angry forces at work in your heart."
(Nothing stops a Christian bigot in their tracks faster than implying the Devil is causing their bigotry. But you MUST be calm, polite, and gentle with your tone and wording. It is absolutely fair to twist the rules and play them at their own game, but you gotta play hard.)
TLDR: It's much faster to use etiquette, politeness, and rhetoric reversal when eviscerating idiots online and in person, because they aren't expecting you to weaponize their behaviors back in their direction. Don't get angry, get spitefully polite! :)
uh so i never do this but maui is quite literally on fire and there isn't nearly enough care or consideration for. you know. Native Hawaiians who live here being displaced and the land (and cultural relevance) that's being eaten up by the fire. so if ya'll wanna help, here's some links:
maui food bank: https://mauifoodbank.org/
maui humane society: https://www.mauihumanesociety.org/
center for native hawaiian advancement: https://www.memberplanet.com/campaign/cnhamembers/kakoomaui
hawai'i red cross: https://www.redcross.org/local/hawaii/ways-to-donate.html
please reblog and spread the word if you can't donate.
Just learning about this (!), and reblogging for visibility.
Also sending worried love to all my friends and all the people I don't know in Maui.
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Does Lorelai have a pie safe? It’s hard to see in the image, but the cabinet behind her has patterned perforations in the door.
ETA: It is a Pop Tart cabinet in Gilmore world.
Pie safe: a cabinet to store baked goods so it can cool off and be safe from critters and greedy hands.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pie_safe
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Arabic love poems are on another level remembered a line written by forouq jwaydeh “and if the devil was to ever see you, he’d kiss your eyes and repent” like come on
“I would split open my heart with a knife, place you within and seal my wound, that you might dwell there and never inhabit another…” -Ibn Hazm
“My lips and fingers were pens on her flesh./ I memorized her in every alphabet and memorized my memories until they multiplied…” -Adonis
“They asked “do you love her to death?” I said “speak of her over my grave and watch how she brings me back to life.” -Mahmoud Darwish
“Through her, in a rush of musk and saffron, beauty falls into disarray.” -Ibn Al-Arabi
“I long for your hands, two doves that shade the blazing of my longing.” -Maisoon Saqr
“When I love/I become liquid light.” -Nizar Qabbani
“Awake with me all night she whispers, “You are my angel. Beneath your skin an angel hides. Let’s plunge into the deep again, my love, and leave to others the height and breadth of all the kingdoms of the air.” -Adonis
“Your eyes are like palm-groves refreshed by dawn’s breath Or terraces the moon leaves behind.” -Badr Shakir Al- Sayyab
“From the base of her neck to the arch of her eyelids her beauty has made a slave of me.” -Adonis
We were honored to provide images of Ida B. Wells to support Our Story: 100 Years of Women’s Right to Vote.
The Nineteenth Amendment, guaranteeing women’s right to vote, was ratified on August 18th, 1920.
Romance Awareness Month
In honor of Romance Awareness Month, we feature select novels from the Alfred Willis Collection of African-American Popular Fiction.
A collection of over 1200 paperback volumes of African-American popular fiction, chiefly romance novels. The collection includes a copy of Entwined Destinies by Elsie Washington (writing under the pseudonym, Rosalind Welles), published by Dell in 1980 and described as the first mass-market, paperback original written by an African American to feature African American characters.
All the major writers, series, and imprints in this genre are very well represented. Among the publishers are Arabesque, BET Books; Kimani, Indigo, and Urban Books; Pocket Books, Signet, and St. Martin’s. Authors include prolific and popular African-American romance writers such as Brenda Jackson, the first in this genre to appear on the New York Times bestseller list, and Rochelle Alers; and others whose work crosses categories and audiences, for example Terry McMillan. The collection was formed by Alfred Willis, a 1986 graduate of the Graduate Library School at the University of Chicago.
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The Special Collections Research Center will be closed July 4th and 5th in observance of Independence Day. We will resume regular hours on Monday, July 8th. (Photo from our UChicago Photographic Archive, apf2-04047.)
The Battle of Gettysburg, described as the turning point of the US Civil War began on this day in 1863. The battle lasted three days and an estimated 46,000-51,000 soldiers were killed, the most casualties suffered in one campaign in US history. Image from Lincoln Collection Monuments and Memorials 1850-1927
The Battle of Gettysburg, described as the turning point of the US Civil War began on this day in 1863. The battle lasted three days and an estimated 46,000-51,000 soldiers were killed, the most casualties suffered in one campaign in US history. Image from Lincoln Collection Monuments and Memorials 1850-1927