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Arte y Cultura Alternativa Mexicana
The moment you realize that the founder of the "The Pirate Bay" is a trash/techno goblin
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Liberation requires partnership inside and outside the classroom. Image Reads: “If our pedagogy doesn’t ask young people questions, we are not considering what young people think or valuing their lived experiences, which means they are not partners in the educational process. This is called indoctrination, not education.”
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 is a film about navigating family trauma. It’s why the characters are so relatable. Most of us have been there.
Peter has never dealt with the loss of his mother or an absent biological father who is as deluded (and controlling) as he is deranged.
Gamora and Nebula are navigating the impacts of an abusive father on sisterhood, with unlearning the dynamics of abusive relationships.
Drax is coping with the loss of his family by building chosen family with the rest of the team (chosen family is a huge theme).
Rocket deploys defense mechanisms at every opportunity to hide the pain of being abused and discarded by his creators.
Yondu continues to grapple with his parents selling him into slavery, with similar feelings of abandonment mirrored in Rocket.
Groot, just like in real life, is a child bearing witness to a family trying to cope with their pain in the midst of survival.
As children, how many of us have lived the stories we see in the film’s characters? How many are still trying to heal?
this is so incredibly important to me holy shit
an article about an agender person’s identity ON THE FRONT PAGE OF THE WASHINGTON POST
FRONT AND CENTER!!!!!
IM JUST
AGHAFDHF!! SJFGSJS!! JSHFKA!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME
this kind of visibility is excellent, but I’m curbing my enthusiasm until I can read the article. :/
Read here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/when-no-gender-fits-a-quest-to-be-seen-as-just-a-person/2014/09/20/1ab21e6e-2c7b-11e4-994d-202962a9150c_story.html :)
I read the whole frigging thing and I loved it. I’m agender and I really appreciate the way this was written. I actually was crying a little by the end.
Everyone should know that this happened, it is kind of a big deal.
I’m so happy about this!!!!
YESSSSSSSS AGENDER VISIBILITY YESSSSSSSSS
YEASHSJAHSISB AGENDER VISIBILITY
@ace-nb
wow this is lovely. warning to some readers– there is some misgendering by the mom in this article.