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seeing 1500 comments on the insta post announcing Britta Curl to Detroit and it's so much "oh I guess I won't be going to games" "oh I guess I'm cancelling my season ticket deposit" oh okay and then donating that money to a nonprofit/mutual aid fund that supports trans people, right? and advocating for the league to create a gender inclusion policy, right?
the way pwhl fans have made Britta Curl the scapegoat for the league will never not piss me off, not because I agree with her beliefs, but because by scapegoating one player and directing all your attention to loudly hating her you don't actually do anything real.
Also, aside from the fact that Britta Curl is not the only player with her beliefs in the league, I actually don't think yelling at the league to fire her is productive! I actually don't think a business should be allowed to discriminate against employees based on their political beliefs! I think that's a dangerous precedent to set, personally!
Like you don't have to spend your money in support of a franchise with players who are loud about politics you don't agree with. But saying they don't deserve to pay their bills and feed themselves is not exactly the most progressive take either.
I am once again coming #onhere to remind people that if you don't love trans people more than you hate transphobes your outrage is performative at best and I'm tired of seeing it constantly in pwhl fan spaces
Adding some tags that I think are important, from @midwesticebird @minahxrker @monopeptide and @sadpearonmars :
I just want to also add a masterlist of resources for things you, pwhl blogger, can concretely do to combat transphobia in the PWHL!
Firstly, use this template/guide to email the league and the pwhpa to demand they develop, release, and implement the gender inclusion policy they still owe us.
Additionally, if you have the financial means, pledge to donate in Curl's name. I personally did $5 per point and $1 per PIM this past season, but you can choose whatever donation makes sense for you! Also, here are some places you can donate that advocate for LGBTQ people in hockey/detroit/both:
You Can Play
The Ruth Ellis Center (see @whitecherrylavender's reblog for more details)
The Detroit Chapter of Stonewall Sports (see @royaletigertowelpapertowelpp's reblog for more)
From u/pythagoreanpentagram on reddit: Stand With Trans and Transgender Michigan
You can also follow along with a Detroit fan-led effort to fundraise for trans nonprofits at puckcurl.com
If anyone else has suggestions for things PWHL fans can do, please comemnt/reblog with them and I'll add to this!
Also, since it's the closet to me, CPH has pride merch now. Be gay and support a league committed to the idea that hockey is for everyone.
Also!!! please DON'T use this as an opportunity to bash or send hate to people who live in Detroit or the fans of the team.
Detroit has been waiting for a team for a long time, and just because there's a player added to the roster that many people dislike doesn't mean she represents them, the city, or that they want her there. the people in the liveblog tags and sitting next to you at games are not your enemy.
(also as others have said, she's not even the only person in the league with the same views, just one of the most outspoken and well known about it)
what you CAN do
send feedback to the league, demand a gender inclusion policy, donate to detroit specific resources for trans people (like those listed above) and trans&queer youth hockey spaces and/or do the same for any resources local to you, amplify voices of real trans people in sports, go on gofundme and see if you can find trans & genderqueer people fundraising for different transition, health, housing, etc needs (I promise you there will be many), or donate to the trevor project and trans lifeline.
https://www.transathlete.com/take-action also has a lot of resources for learning about, supporting, and taking action on various things around transgender people in sports.
I also highly recommend reading some books to further your knowledge on transgender history, rights, and existence such as:
Fair Play: How Sports Shape the Gender Debates by: Katie Barnes
Trans History by: Alex L. Combs and Andrew Eakett
Black on Both Sides: A Racial History of Trans Identity by: C. Riley Snorton
All Boys Aren’t Blue by: George M. Johnson
Marsha: The Joy and Defiance of Marsha P. Johnson by: Tourmaline
27th Letter Books is an LGBTQ owned bookshop in Detroit that you can support with any book purchases. https://bookshop.org/shop/27thletterbooks
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Ever think about how Eliot is known - widely known, globally known - for violence? That he's killed and maimed countless people, sometimes with his bare hands? That hardened criminals, assassins, hear his name and are afraid? Ever think about how it must feel to have someone like Parker, who is fully aware of his past and everything he's capable of, get in his space and physically tease him and put stupid hats on his head like he's her own giant dress-up doll, with zero fear, zero hesitation? To be on the receiving end of that bone-deep trust, where it never even seems to occur to her that poking the beast could be dangerous?
I think about it a lot.
#i also think about the way Eliot yells at Parker and Hardison sometimes#because! he's so controlled! so soft-spoken! with everyone#because he knows he IS scary and dangerous. he keeps his demeanor so mild to put people at ease#but when Parker and Hardison get under his skin he shouts at them and shows his irritation#as if HE is trusting THEM to know that his anger will never ever come with violence. that he is never a threat to them.#he can let his guard down. he can be human. and cranky. and imperfect. he can be teased like a regular person.#i just wonder how it feels. to be seen as lovable and funny and playful and safe.#to be seen as a man after so many years of only being a weapon. (via mariposakitten)
Look, I have nothing against my older gifs still gaining notes - I honestly love it! BUT, this was my second ever leverage gif, and lets just say that it's just not up to par when compared to my current stuff. So, here you all are, a new improved version of this gif!
the best part of the princess bride is how it says that love is the number one motivation in life but! a close number two is spite.
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Is God Is (2026)
listen I am not someone that knows how to talk about film specifically but I do have thoughts anyway. I'll try to keep to minimal spoilers and none of this is in any particular order. 1. great movie. please go see it in theaters if you can. I said in the notes of a different post that it feels like one of those movies where you can tell it was made by someone who *loves* movies.
Writer/Director Aleshea Harris I will watch more movies made by you please do it.
2. so many good directing and framing and color grading and other cinematography choices.
we get these sepia flashbacks and information from off screen and these side by side split screen shots and there's text that goes back and forth between the twins Anaia and Racine as a visual sort of "twinspeak" or other kind of connection you get when people are super close where they can say what they need to say to each other without it being out loud.
also their mom's house feels so lush and green and alive and cozy there's soft fabrics and plants and soft lighting and then their father's house. . . is not. ooogh! loved that. the whole movie looked so good.
3. the sound design?? oh my god, so many good clicks and crunches and rocks and fabrics and fine little details that sounded so so good. also a killer (haha get it?) soundtrack. the sounds in the hair braiding scene? you can hear the women working with their nails and rings and jewelry etc. moving in the background of the conversation and it feels soo satisfying and real.
4. hair and makeup felt so good too, I love how in the scene where Anaia and Racine go to meet their mom at the start their hair is tied back away from their faces and styled into pigtails almost (style that feels very young and innocent and childlike) but as the movie continues and the stakes get higher we see the hair looser and moving and wild and in their faces and getting splattered with blood, etc. very fun detail.
also Anaia and Racine and their mom? all have their hair in long braids. the two other women they encounter that know the father & have some connection with all this? have their hair smooth and partly covered and tied back/cut short and pinned into place just so.
5. the main antagonist? the father? I love that we don't see his full face until later in the film, we see him from the back and in shadow and just his mouth as he talks but we don't get a good look at him until he's right there. we get shown throughout the whole movie what he's done and how he has affected so many other people's lives and the pain he causes to everyone around him but until he's confronted it's almost like he's the monster under your bed or something that's not quite real, you're not sure what you're actually going to run into and then. There He Is.
6. idk how the oscars works but please give this movie at least one.
7. the dynamic between Anaia and Racine feels so real too, I'm not an expert in like twin tropes & things but I do have a sister and I love how even though they have some similarities visually between their hair and how they dress etc. and do a lot of the same things together they still feel very different and obviously have different ways of approaching the situation and managing the way they feel and what they do and what they want with their lives.
one of those things like that's my sister I love her, I don't agree with her, what am I going to do with her, what am I going to do without her.
8. also not for nothing I will always love when women make art about revenge and anger and power and Making Decisions TM even if they aren't "good" ones.
9. doomed narrative, haunting the narrative, psychological weight of the unknown and knowing you gotta confront it anyway they could never make me hate you.
10. there's blood and softness and connection and grudges and loyalty and rejection and it opens with sisters who have been through hell and back and still have each other and then it ends with even more hell and whatever comes after that.
ps: shout out to @creatingblackcharacters who made the post that told me this movie existed in the first place.
Is God Is (2026) dir. Aleshea Harris
If you like stories with:
Female rage
BLACK female rage
Child rage at abuse
Rage at domestic abuse
Stories about burn victims
Vengeance and the internal conflict that comes with it
Rage against misogyny and the violence that comes with
A "was it worth it" narrative
Good soundtracks
Greek tragedies
Kill Bill
Supporting Black women writers
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i cannot BELIEVE i haven't posted this here. This was almost THREE YEARS AGO.
Please enjoy my accidental magnum opus.
goal by flaherty!!!
Montreal Victoire at Ottawa Charge May 20th 2026, Game 4 of the PWHL Finals
jailbreak + insurance goal by abby roque herself
Montreal Victoire at Ottawa Charge May 20th 2026, Game 4 of the PWHL Finals
so is anyone going to clip that Abby Roque goal or what?