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‘Hand’bags by Naomi Gilon

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Can we all just pretend 2024 is 2014

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Dorota Sroka - Untitled, 2010 Paintings

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spectrum tea bowls by satoshi miyashita, 2023, ceramic glaze, 46 x 39 x 39 centimeters

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honestly i think we should bring back 'thursday. what a concept.' in 2024

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love the x-files having the most BATSHIT promo photos

just weird af.

it's like the photo shoots were themselves an x-files about a possessed photographer but nobody stopped him

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because..🫠🏳️‍🌈🫶🏻

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SCHOOL OF ROCK 2003 | dir. Richard Linklater

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On this pride month, remember that Twin Peaks aired an episode in 1990 where it introduced Denise Bryson, an openly transgender woman in the DEA who is referred to by the characters with her pronouns, and her identity is respected and valued throughout the three episodes she was in, making her a fan favourite among fans and transgender women.

She returns in the third season, where her former boss Gordon Cole, told everyone who wasn't willing to support her for her identity, to fix their hearts or die. The phrase "fix your hearts or die" was eventually appropriated by the transgender community and became a common phrase used against transphobes.

Also remember that Laura Palmer and Dale Cooper, the main characters of the show, are bisexual, and have canonically related and felt seen in queer spaces (there's also a scrapped scene from Fire Walk With Me where Laura and Donna were going to kiss, and the infamous deleted scene where it seemed Cooper was going to kiss Harry after the Miss Twin Peaks show). And they're not the only ones who are bisexual! Ronette Pulaski, Theresa Banks and Bobby Briggs are also bisexual.

I have to mention that BOB was played by Frank Silva, a non-white gay man who sadly passed away due to AIDS complications in 1995. Frank had been involved in Lynch productions since Dune, and everybody honours and remembers Frank fondly, saying he was the sweetest man you could ever meet.

In conclusion, Twin Peaks is a queer show and it's important to acknowledge what Twin Peaks did for the community. Especially Denise Bryson and the quote "fix your hearts or die".