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Women in movies love to have important conversations while getting dressed/undressed. Itâs their favorite
âźď¸GUYS I just looked it up and apparently movie women only do this when theyâre stressed out/malnourished!! Reblog this version please so as not to spread misinformation!! đđť
Getting high at the aquarium? Cliche. Catch me zooted out of my gourd at the natural history museum. I turn a corner and see a stuffed grizzly bear and fall to my knees sobbing uncontrollably
Broke: Whoa look at the colors... the movement of the fish
Bespoke: [pacing in the Ancient China exhibit] the eunuchs are lying to us
The first published issue of Essence magazine featuring model Barbara Cheeseborough on the cover (November, 1970).
Paul Klee, Blossoms in the Night, 1930 Watercolor and ink on paper mounted on board
Filming Young Americans TV advertisement, LA 1975 Š Ellen Graham | gettyimages | youtube
David Bowie, 1995, by Kate Garner.
See the chap with glasses and an incredible moustache in the bottom right? that's Magnus Hirschfeld, the gay Jewish doctor who ran the Institut fĂźr Sexualwissenschaft (Institute for Sexual Research) in Berlin. It was largely his books, his research that the Nazis burned.
Everyone else in this photo is a trans person that Dr Hirschfeld worked with. This photo was taken at their christmas party.
It is important to note that this action was not an "oh, Nazis ALSO targetted other prople". They directly linked Hirschfeld's institute and research to claims of a Jewish plot to destroy German society.
If that sounds familiar, it's because it is the EXACT same rhetoric being rolled out by prominent TERFs for the last few years including, yes, The Wizard Lady.
Antisemitism, racism, and transphobia/homophobia are ALWAYS linked together.
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Batman, Robin, the Joker and Batmanâs backup personality Batman of Zur-En-Arrh with Bat-Mite preliminary character design explorations for âI Am A Gunâ backup story by Chip Zdarsky in Batman Vol. 3 #128 - #130 (October 4, 2022)
Design artist by: Leonardo Romero
John Portman & Associates, Westin Bonaventure Hotel, 1976 #brutgroup photos by Phil Donohue @phdonohue via #isc20c https://www.instagram.com/p/CeVZaDnsL7h/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Sunday #BRUTgroup with the Lancia Stratos Zero, in Turin in 1970. Photo by @benedictredgrove via http://benedictredgrove.com/bertone-concept-cars/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CdTobJJM2hE/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Lescaze House, New YorkWilliam Lescaze, 1934 #brutgroup Via: djhuppatz https://www.instagram.com/p/CofKoL3MQkb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Greatest book cover ever đđđ. Published in (West) Germany, early 1970s. Glossy colour book looking at some of the mid-20th centuryâs new âWonders of the Worldâ :D
The building itself is the Contemporary Resort at the Walt Disney World Resort in Bay Lake, Florida. Completed in 1971. #brutgroup https://www.instagram.com/p/CofXtkVs2qC/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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âThe bad reading [of Gender Trouble] goes something like this: I can get up in the morning, look in my closet, and decide which gender I want to be today. I can take out a piece of clothing and change my gender: stylize it, and then that evening I can change it again and be something radically other, so that what you get is something like the commodification of gender, and the understanding of taking on a gender as a kind of consumerism ⌠When my whole point was that the very formation of subjects, the very formation of persons, presupposes gender in a certain wayâthat gender is not to be chosen and that âperformativityâ is not radical choice and itâs not voluntarism ⌠Performativity has to do with repetition, very often with the repetition of oppressive and painful gender norms to force them to resignify. This is not freedom, but a question of how to work the trap that one is inevitably in.â
â Judith Butler (via poorly-curated)
