JojoNoa

Video games are cool i guess | pansexual | he/they

[b0tster]

enjoying pride together 🏳️‍🌈🥳

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[gigimarvels]

Fiery Jinx! for fanart friday yesterday my community polled our next pride themed character to draw and it was a landslide win for Vivian from Paper Mario! I LUB HER!!

[kandiravefur]

happy pride!! :3

[cl0wnkestra]

Hope you guys like night in the woods

[totally-kasane-teto]

@ mahari_lab

[the-big-mood]

Manage your very own video store in the early 90s! Rent, sell, decorate and expand your business from the ground up and relive the golden ag

[throwbackblr]

[sorems-art]

Wii menu pastel oil

[orbitingrook]

[jojonoa]

From "no gays" to this - society is healing

[afriblaq]

Most people don’t even know her name. Alice Parker is her name. Back in 1919, she created and patented a gas powered heating system when most homes were still using fireplaces and coal stoves. She imagined heating an entire home safely, with different rooms warmed individually instead of relying on one fire source. Even though her system wasn’t fully used back then, her ideas are the reason modern central heating and zoning exist today. That’s Black history. That’s legacy.

[cutecipher]

Did a little digging and found an article talking about her in as much detail as the researcher could find including images from the patent she filed and which discusses how black scientists are often hidden or forgotten:

What we know about Alice Parker, a ‘hidden figure’ in modern heating

Beyond mistaken identity and misattributed invention, huge gaps remain in the history of Alice Parker. Here's what one reporter’s research u

[antifainternational]

ALERTA! ALERTA! MINNEAPOLIS ANTIFASCISTA! Friday!

[cuteblkgrl]

♡Black Melee Peach!♡

[jojonoa]

Helena shows off her killer tats

[tiktoksthataregood-ish]

[fandaniel]

this is the best video ive seen in my goddamn life

[knitmeapony]

Ideal heist team.

[sugar-pink-poison]

I didn't know I needed a version of Death by glamour with sirens and cheering added to the song but I'm glad I got it

[transmechanicus]

SILENCE TRANSPHOBE

[arcsigils2]

SILENCE TRANSPHOBE

[geddyqueer]

hello. this message is for trans people in kansas who are looking to leave asap. I live in colorado, in a relatively cheap rural area. the hospital I work at is hiring a multitude of positions; the job is fine and the wages are adequate at worst and good at best. this is a trans-friendly community in a trans-friendly state. I am happy to act as a reference for you and am happy to connect you to housing resources. please hit up my ask box or email me. feel free to share this post with people who may need this information. thank you, good luck.

[jojonoa]

There's also a nonprofit organization based in Colorado called Trans Continental Pipeline dedicated to helping trans people relocate. If you need to relocate or wanna help others who are affected by this, here's a good way to do it. Stay safe everyone <3

Queer Relocation Nonprofit in Denver, Colorado

[maddeningtrash]

Celebrate Marie Monday twice! Based on my favorite Sabrina Carpenter bodysuit 💚