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portraits of butches of color pt 2. via butchisnotadirtyword
i feel like rape as a theme gets a bad rap because of the long history of men writing about women getting raped just to jerk off to the idea of brutalizing us but i do actually want more stories about rape from like, any other angle except that one
five broken cameras (dir. by emad burnay & guy davidi, 2011)
悪魔の花嫁 / Bride of Deimos by Ikeda Etsuko & Ashibe Yuuho 1988 | dir. Rintarou
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“Locked Identity” (2021) ⌘ Brass meets braid, metal against wet hair
Kirsty Cotton — Hellraiser (1987)
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something i have never heard spoken abt when it comes to the dangers of ultra processed foods is that is specifically designed to stamp out indigenous memory and culture. the land is over harvested, the crops are over processed, then the “food” they engineer is over sold and over disposed of
plants contain memory. when we are food sovereign, we remember a life before capitalism. as much as you are able to, do not let them poison your mind and body and memory w this garbage. it is a type of violence and we need to treat it as such. long live turtle island
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The Heart Is Like the Sky by Nell Brinkley, 1928
Duvet (1998) by Bôa
A dandelion, above and below ground. Everyday Problems in Biology. 1939.
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Anne of Green Gables (1979)