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No, they’re not.
I am Sansa Stark of Winterfell. This is my home. And you can’t frighten me.
“Like a Lesbian Jesus?” “I love that! Because I have long hair and I’m a really good carpenter and I look real good in Birkenstocks.”
Oh, hey, I got bottom, so… you’re on top.
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1.01 Pilot || 7.22 Leaving Storybrooke
Black Panther (2018) dir. Ryan Coogler
What I need, what I need, what I need Is for you to be sure, no no no For you to be sure, no no no For you to be sure, no no no
Hello, Sweetie.
In Black Panther, we see women going about their business and supporting each other. They argue with each other and have different points of view, but they are not pitted against each other and I think that’s extremely important. In doing this, audiences can get a sense of the fabric of Wakanda as a nation, where we see women alongside men and we see how much more effective a society can be if they allow women to explore their full potential. — Lupita Nyong’o