[inland-delta]

Félix Vallotton, Landscape in Breton, 1917

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Tai-Shan Schierenberg

Adoration of the Magi, 2012

[alexanderpaulus]

Taking a break from the world today

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Five Short Stories by Trans Women of Color

“The Girls and the Apple.” Jasmine Kabale Moore. The Coalition

“Waiting Room,” Jamie Berrout

Love and Comets, Gillian Ybabez

Coconut, Gabrielle Bellot. Small Axe Journal

Bonus: Watch Ryka Aoki read her story “To the New World”

[nonolottie]

lovely island

[dappledwithshadow]

Thunderstorm Alexander Deineka 1934 Painting - gouache

[gougli]

Save Yourself!!, by Li Montes de Oca

7 track album

i did another thingy

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Caroline Larsen

[urgetocreate]

Tim Kennedy, Badminton, oil on linen, 48″ x 40″

[guarionexjr]

Untitled (Dominican Flag)

by Guarionex

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Daniel Heidkamp

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Daniel Heidkamp

[ukwonswife-deactivated20170629]

*male writer voice* i don’t remember her name. it’s not important. i met her at a record store and she went home with me because i offered to buy her cigarettes. she had amazing perky breasts. we drank cheap whiskey and had sex three times that night and then she told me she wanted to be a dragonfly because they were free. i slept with her many times after that. but one day she stopped returning my calls and i don’t know why. that was seven years ago. on monday she got hit by a bus and died. i saw it in the newspaper so i went to her funeral and it made me sad. i don’t know why. i hate my mother even though she pays my rent while i write poetry about masturbating in the shower

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The Equal Justice Initiative is building a memorial for lynching victims — and it’s about time.

The Equal Justice Initiative announced on Tuesday that it will build the first-ever national memorial to lynching victims in Montgomery, Alabama. Titled “Memorial to Peace and Justice,” the EJI project will sit on six acres of land that used to be a public housing project in Montgomery. 

The structure will include the thousands of lynching victims’ names on concrete columns, which will represent hundreds of U.S. counties where the acts took place. The memorial will also coincide with the opening of a museum.

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Homare Ikeda

[gougli]

A thing I wrote a lil while ago

[eastafriqueen]

[miss-nala]

My child