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Janaina Medeiros
cherry valley forever
Three Goblin Art
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A once-in-a-lifetime shot — the moon perfectly framed by a rainbow. Caught at just the right time. 🌈 🌕
holy shit
Annie in Sinners / "Woman from the French Colonies" (1861) by Charles-Henri-Joseph Cordier
'I Lied To You' | 98th Academy Awards
#i always think about how beautiful it was for ryan coogler to cast buddy guy as older sammie #i often think about how people like to espouse the idea that we are "so far removed" from jim crow and segregation when creatives like buddy are still alive #a lot of the activists and figures are still alive! #idk the fact that he's living proof of the continued effects of chattel slavery on black americans is so bittersweet because he remembers such atrocities but he's also able to bestow wisdom and history for art pieces like sinners
Ryan Coogler said in an interview, btw, that part of why he thought of Buddy Guy was because his uncle loved seeing him – he'd get dressed up and go see him play live when he got the chance.
My grandfather's grandfather was born a slave. I believe he lived to see freedom, but still.
Which means my grandfather's father was a sharecropper, which is within my family's oral history for why the [surname] family property and farm is the way it is and has been in the family for so long.
My grandfather died at 96 years old at the turn of the century.
Sharecropping as we know it today ended sometime in the 1930s-1950s depending on the state. Not only was my grandfather a sharecropper's son- my grandfather was a sharecropper himself during his early adulthood before he left home to join the military and later became a preacher.
My grandfather marched with Martin Luther Kin Jr and educated my father on black politics and activism. My father just turned 71, the same age as Ruby Bridges, the little girl who sparked the mass desegregation of education. She was born in 1954. There exists a photo somewhere of a little boy on a man's shoulders in the crowd at one of MLK's public events. That's my dad.
That's how close this is to the current era.
I said that once as a teenager on a forum. I was mocked and told that I am either way older than I claimed to be or that I am way off in my estimations because slavery was long ago. Slavery, Jim Crow, segregation, the Civil Rights movement itself, that is in recent enough memory to be evident in the lives of those who are alive today. My grandfather's grandfather- I'm just 5 generations removed from slavery.
Buddy Guy is 89 years old. My grandfather would be 122 if he was still alive today. That's how close this is.
This is my favorite type of ancestor, not gonna lie…
A Collection of Symbols
My symbology pages from one of my grimoires. I tend to do this in every book because I never fail to stumble across new sigils, symbols, and glyphs. Of course I must jot down my favorites. 🖤
"They go to SEX CLUBS and pretend to be DOGS!"
Yeah well you go to church every Sunday and pretend to be a good person
Black people come from kings, farmers, healers, rebels, poets, mothers, and dreamers.
They are the embodiment of love that survives.
every word EXACTLY how i feel
Zora Neale Hurston
Herstory....Herstorian
I’m legally required to post this every Halloween
Russia’s Big Ballet-
The Big Ballet is a troupe of dancers from Russia who weigh a minimum of 220 pounds each.
“The Big Ballet formed in 1994 and set out to deliberately and, above all, self-confidently challenge accepted social standards in a world where the pursuit of slenderness and beauty seems obsessive. The dancers courageously and imposingly prove that grace, elegance, charisma and nimbleness is not the demesne of the “thin”, proudly presenting their voluptuous yet surprisingly sinuous and flexible figures.”
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾THANK YOU GOD
GREAT novelty knot for this obi shaped like a cute bat. The soft fabric must flutter a bit when you walk, making the bat wings move (LOVE!).
To shape this knot, OP used rubber bands and a sanjûihimo (3 straps elastic belt, Billy Matsunaga has a tutorial on sewing the 4 straps-variation + see how it’s used here).
I had a bit of personal time today and painted up a kitty cat. A baby with many needs, you can find them here on Redbubble, and here on Teepublic. I particularly like the skirt option, because the jokes write themselves.
Sales go to support a broke lesbian art student.
Here, a background so that people on dark mode know I painted a whole ass cat.
HALLOWEEN
𝐌𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐃𝐞𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬
Anubis: God of death, mummification, cemeteries, funerary rites, embalming, protector of graves and tombs, psychopomp, guiding souls to the Underworld (Egyptian)
Hel: Goddess of the underworld and death, ruler of the dead (Norse)
Hades: God of the dead, ghosts, necromancy, funeral rites, king of the Underworld (Greek)
Morana: Goddess of winter, rebirth, death, dreams (Slavic)
Keres: Female spirits (daimones) of violent or cruel death (battle, accident, murder, disease) (Greek)
Yama: God of justice, death, underworld, judgment of souls, afterlife, ghosts (Hindu)
Persephone: Goddess of the underworld, Queen of the dead (Greek)
The Morrígan: Goddess of war, fate, death, destiny, destruction (Celtic)
Hecate/Hekate: Goddess of the underworld, darkness, death, necromancy, ghosts, crossroads, spirits, and magic; guide of souls, intermediary between the living and the dead, holder of the keys to the Underworld (Greek)
Cailleach Bheur: Goddess of winter, storms, death (Celtic)
Thanatos: God and personification of non-violent death, psychopomp guiding souls to the Underworld (Greek)
Izanami: Goddess of death, motherhood, creation (Japanese)
Mors: Goddess and personification of death and darkness (Roman)
Kali: Goddess of death, time, rebirth, destruction, transformation (Hindu)
Ammit: Goddess of the afterlife, death, underworld, execution (Egyptian)
Hermes: Psychopomp god, guiding dead souls safely to the Underworld (Greek)
Osiris: God of the underworld, death, rebirth, resurrection, judge of the dead, afterlife (Egyptian)
Pluto: God of the underworld, wealth, the dead (Roman)
Mictlantecuhtli: God of death and the underworld (Aztec)
Mictecacíhuatl: Goddess of death and the underworld (Aztec)
Dionysus: God of madness, savagery, death and rebirth, transcender of death, associated with reincarnation and the eternal soul, embodiment of the assurance of life after death (Greek)
Melinoe: Goddess of ghosts, restless spirits, the dead, nightmares, funerary rites, fear and madness (Greek)
Odin: God of death, war, wisdom, knowledge, battle (Norse)
Veles: God of the underworld, death, protector of souls, psychopomp, spirit communication (Slavic)
Yanluo Wang: Ruler of Diyu (underworld), God of death (Chinese)
Charon: Psychopomp, ferryman of the underworld, carrier of souls with funeral rites (Greek)
Ereshkigal: Goddess of death, Queen of the underworld (Mesopotamian/Sumerian)
Makaria: Goddess of blessed death, peaceful afterlife (Greek)
Donn: God of the dead, psychopomp guiding souls to the afterlife (Celtic/Irish)
Freyja: Goddess of fertility, death, love, war (Norse)
Namtar: God of disease, fate, death (Mesopotamian)
Nephthys: Goddess of death, mourning, night, magic (Egyptian)
Badb: Goddess of war, death, prophecy (Celtic)
Arianrhod: Goddess of stars, death, moon, reincarnation, psychopomp (Celtic/Welsh)
Nehebkau: Primordial serpent God of the afterlife and funerary rites (Egyptian)
Gefjon: Goddess who oversees those who die as virgins (Norse)
Nergal: God of war, plague, the underworld (Mesopotamian)
Anput: Goddess of funerals and mummification (Egyptian)
Meng Po: Goddess of death and rebirth, who gives souls the drink of forgetfulness before reincarnation (Chinese)