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anyway, if anyone could help me out with my moving expenses, i'd greatly appreciate it.

#signal boost #mutual aid #moving #i hate moving i hate moving i hate moving i hate moving #i think i found a decent place but won't be able to move until mid august if it goes through #and it's on the pricier side but like it's quiet and it's not an apartment so i'd like it #but i still have to move out of my current apartment and find a place to stay while i work even tho i think that will be my car #kill me now ahahahaha #donations #donation request #mutual aid request

smsomah

Portrait of a young Native American member of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show during the first European tour in Paris in 1889.

Buffalo Bill turned Indigenous people and their cultures into a mas entertainment spectacle for profit. Performers were recruited to satisfy audience appetites for "authentic" "Indian" displays, often performing staged battles, dances, and tableaux that were shaped to sell the show rather than to represent Indigenous realities. It promoted racism through its stereotypical portrayal of Indigenous people as "savage".

greelin

seeing men on their knees awakens something so primal within me. Like it’s borderline pathological

greelin

[REALLY NORMAL VOICE] you can stay down there, if you want. i don’t give a shit. Or anything

softiekurbie

Yemanjá, Lady of the Waters, Emerson Rocha, 2026.

guerrillatech

daily-deliciousness

Goat cheese-stuffed phyllo triangles with hot honey drizzle

eckspress

Any kinks?

eternal devotion.

wordfather

they're a problematic character TO YOU. they're problematic to me as well but I'm being weird and horny about it so it's different

dearliv18

rip your pads loudly and fix your bras in public to assert dominance ladies

allthingseurope

Chateau d'Aigle, Switzerland (by Patrick Bellon)

oncce-againn

It’s okay to message me a paragraph of how much you’re obsessed with me

cravingsatmidnight

Olieboillen - Dutch Fried Pastries

wraithbride

huan, the hound of valinor

jstor

Here's another unusual print we found while perusing through the more than 500 free images by José Guadalupe Posada on JSTOR. It depicts a party in 1901 in which men in drag danced with men in suits. While this was surely not intended as a celebratory image originally, we're making it one now because we love knowing that these parties were happening in Mexico more than 100 years ago!

This particular example comes from the Metropolitan Museum of Art collection on JSTOR, which features more than 1/2 million open access images.