Infantrymen of the US Army’s 92nd Infantry Division, 1945
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Infantrymen of the US Army’s 92nd Infantry Division, 1945
I know, I know.
The word ‘repurpose’ means to take an object and give it amnesia. It means to make something forget what it’s been trained to do so you can use it for a better reason. I am learning that this body is not a shotgun. I am learning that this body is not a pistol. I am learning that a man is not defined by what he can destroy. I am learning that a person who only knows how to fight can only communicate in violence and that shouldn’t be anyone’s first language I am learning that the difference between a garden and a graveyard is only what you choose to put in the ground.
Rudy Francisco, Helium (via quotesandwordsandletters)
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Captain America #182
In the comics, Peggy Carter ended up rejoining SHIELD and dating Gabriel Jones.
Pay no attention to the bird-man.
Sgt Fury and His Howling Commandos #24
the gabe and dum dum bromance is so important to me
I, too, sing America. I am the darker brother. They send me to eat in the kitchen When company comes, But I laugh, And eat well, And grow strong. Tomorrow, I’ll be at the table When company comes. Nobody’ll dare Say to me, “Eat in the kitchen,” Then. Besides, They’ll see how beautiful I am And be ashamed— I, too, am America.
Langston Hughes, I, Too (via ofblackpoetry)
Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #9
ladies of Captain America comics: MARGARET “PEGGY” CARTER. part 2.
(part 1 here)
During the next issues, Gabe and Peggy are sometimes seen together, walking or working. In #184, they are again together, ready to work with Captain America… who has returned (yes, Steve already got tired of being Nomad). Cap apologizes to her, for the way he has left her when he abandoned his costume and name. Peggy forgives him, and Cap happily comments that it’s nice to see that she has her eyes on someone (Gabe). When the Red Skull captures them and they free themselves together, Gabe and Peggy nearly kiss in the heat of the moment.
Peggy doesn’t appear again until CA v.1 #231. Cap is back after a difficult mission, and he decides to take a walk. He ends up at Sam’s office, deciding to keep an eye on it until Falcon comes back. Peggy is glad to find Cap, and she tells him that Sharon has disappeared and she might be in danger, something connected to a hate group called the National Force. Cap immediately leaves to look for Sharon, and Peggy thinks that it is no wonder that she once loved him. While she leaves in her car, some National Force members shoots at her, after seeing her talking with Captain America. Luckily, she is still alive, but wounded, and Cap calls an ambulance for her.
Later, Steve goes to visit Peggy at the hospital, just to find out that a certain “Dr. Steve Rogers” has released her. Of course, Dr. Faustus is behind this, and he uses her as an hostage. But Peggy frees herself, giving to Steve the possibility of defeating the villain.
Steve always calls her mademoiselle.
(previously: sharon carter part 1, sharon carter part 2, sharon carter part 3, sharon carter part 4,suprema,madame hydra, julia, agent 14, peggy carter part 1, leila taylor part 1, leila taylor part 2, nightshade, carol harding,cheer chadwick, donna maria, vamp, veda, anna, ginny snow, spitfire)
+ ladies of ironman)
Remember that time Reginald Hudlin tried to display Steve’s sense of racial equality by having him use utensils still slick with some stranger’s saliva?
“I loved my friend. He went away from me. There’s nothing more to say. The poem ends, Soft as it began,— I loved my friend.”
— I Loved My Friend by Langston Hughes
The war had made us tough…an’ hard…
A United Kingdom (2016) dir. Amma Asante