Season Of The Witch

26. Vintage enthusiast, cat lover, bisexual witch. Phantom, classic horror, aesthetic, and the 1960s. "If I shall be saved, it will be because your love redeems me."

[hollywoodlady]

Lucille Ball in 'Ziegfeld Follies', 1945.

[cynicjovial]

love being in bed under big winter covers i feel like an old king dying of illness telling his last will to his son

[andouble]

Sleepy girls who get up before noon are so so so brave

[prawniscuous]

[kristina100000]

[magiic-alex]

Hello hello hello guess who might start posting again

[cattink]

who could have seen this coming

except everyone who pointed out his public mistreatment of women

[cattink]

get trevor bauer off the los angeles dodgers yesterday

[eggdrawsthings]

🪣🐸

[yesterdaysprint]

St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri, June 16, 1916

[requiem-on-water]

by Violetta Kostyreva

[requiem-on-water]

by Natan Vance

[ghostlywriterr]

[whirlingatoms]

Mao Hamaguchi, 
Girl Behind Lace, 2012.

[theocseason4]

[vampiresandvixens]

Vincent Price on the set of “House on Haunted Hill”,1959

[happyheidi]

♡ .... ♡

[kaijubluu]

So.

Another 751 unmarked graves were found at a Saskatchewan residential school.

Seven hundred fifty one.

[kaijubluu]

This school, The Marieval Indian Residential School, operated from 1899 to 1997.

It was one of the last residential schools to close in Canada. One of more than 130. 

In case you didn’t know, residential schools were created to “cleanse” the people of Canada. These schools operated from 1831, when the Mohawk Institute Residential School opened, to 1996, when residential schools were finally outlawed.

That is 166 years of cultural genocide.

An estimated 150 000 children attended these schools, and an estimated 6 000 children died at these schools (current records of death are incomplete) 

These children were beaten, sexually abused, even experimented on. They were treated like prisoners, like they were sub-human. 

A child’s likelihood of dying in a residential school was one in twenty-five. In comparison, a Canadian World War 2 soldier’s odds of dying were one in twenty-six. 

I am not Indigenous. I cannot pretend to know how painful this may be. But what I can do is speak out. This inhumane treatment of citizens of Canada must be condemned. 

The government of Canada, and The Catholic Church, must. make. reparations. 

[shihlun]

Jeff Brouws, Signs Without Signification