Scooter Drive By @mmkayn - Tumblr Blog

If you want to write a dumb little story with a dumb little plot and ridiculously silly characters. No one's stopping you. Genuinely, no one should be allowed to stop you. Write that dumb story with your whole heart and don't hold back.

heywriters

ok the dumb little story turned into a lot of work why does this always happen

effectiveresistance

Scenes From Atlanta Forest - Defend Atlanta Forest

#stop cop city

fruitpilled-peachcel

where's that photo of that shepherd dog being comforted by one of the sheep he guards after saving them from a wolf attack

fruitpilled-peachcel

love and gratefulness and kindness on planet earth

first-sight-and-second-thoughts

I would just like to say, as people in the notes are pointing out, that the blood is the wolf's. The dog is wearing a spiked collar to protect their neck from the attacks.

#tw blood #tw animal injury

reimidy

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wack-ashimself

elierlick

"Marsha P. Johnson at the West Side Piers." Leonard Fink, 1982 (colorized)

queerasfact

Happy birthday Keith Haring!

Born on the 4th of May 1958 in Pennsylvania, Keith Haring was one of the best known pop artists of the 20th century. Many of his works were large-scale murals in public spaces, created for charities and public service campaigns.

Diagnosed with AIDS in 1988, he used his work as a vehicle to talk about his experience with the disease. He spread awareness, and criticsed public complacency through the motif of “hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil” figures. He also created the Keith Haring Foundation to preserve his work and support organisations assisting children and those with HIV/AIDS.

Keith passed away from AIDS-related complications on 16 Feb 1990 at the age of 31.

You can learn more about Keith’s life and work through The Keith Haring Foundation.

[Image descriptions: Keith, a young man in a Nike jumper, standing in front of his artwork, a black-and-white line drawing of two figures fighting before one stumbles down a set of stairs; three yellow figures, covering their eyes, ears and mouth respectively against an orange background; blue banners at the top and bottom of the work read “IGNORANCE = FEAR” and “SILENCE = DEATH. FIGHT AIDS ACT UP”.]