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One Nice Bug Per Day
The Bowery Presents
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if i look back, i am lost
Claire Keane
TMBGareOK. The Official They Might Be Giants tumblr
Monterey Bay Aquarium
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Keanu Reeves as Mercutio in an 80′s production of Romeo & Juliet in Toronto.
This image did a number on me
[ID: black and white photo of a young keanu reeves straddling another young man, who is laying flat on his back with his arms up, hands in relaxed fists. keanu has one hand placed flat over the other man’s heart, and the other is mid-gesture next to his own face as he speaks and looks intently downwards. both of them are wearing flowy white shirts with deep v-necks and black pants. /end ID]
A classic secret featured on Postsecret.com Jan 26 2019. Poem from ‘Afterthought’, attributed to a semi-anonymous teacher known only as ‘Phil’
And Phil’s subsequent reply.
Black-led LGBTQIA+ organisations fighting for great causes which you should consider donating to.
This is not an complete list of Black-led LGBTQIA+ organisations so feel free to add on any other organisations that you know off!
LGBTQ+ Freedom Fund
Marsha P. Johnson Institute
The Okra Project
Black Visions Collective
Center for Black Equity
The Knights & Orchids Society
COLOURS
Black AIDS Institute
Black Transmen Inc
Southern Fried Queer Pride
BreakOUT!
P0STB1NARY WORLD
Homeless Black Trans Women Fund
Brave Space Alliance
Black LGBTQIA + Migrant Project
SisTers PGH
Black Queer & Intersectional Collective
Transgender Gender-Variant & Intersex Justice Project
House Of GG
SNaPCo
Brave Space Alliance
Here’s a link to a Google Doc with a bunch of Indigenous organisations which you can donate to, including Black Rainbow (LGBTQIA+ Indigenous organisation) and groups that support incarcerated Aboriginal people and work towards ending Indigenous deaths in custody
it’s fun to stay at the Y
*smacks the side of my boom box to get the cd to stop skipping*
YOUNG MAN
I remember being completely captivated and swept away when I first watched Princess Mononoke as a teen- and I feel the same way every time I rewatch it! What an incredible story…
Not sure if this has been posted to tumblr already but here are 10 valuable ASL signs for protesters
Since there’s OP didn’t include a caption, here are some links to fundraisers to help our tribe! Thank you!
Navajo Relief Fund: http://www.nativepartnership.org/site/PageServer?pagename=nrf_index
Navajo Water Project: https://www.navajowaterproject.org/
NavajoYES (youth organization): http://www.navajoyes.org/donate/
what to do instead of calling the police •
here’s a thread by user a_busy_woman on twitter
„take a community class on how not to call the cops and how to deescalate [...]“
all the links in the thread
handbook for alternatives to calling the police by the UUA
the abolitionist toolkit by critical resistance
a meta resource put together by Aaron Rose
deescalation webinar on YouTube by Side with Love
a starter guide resource put together by twitter users literElly, sheabutterfemme, and MicahHerskind
bail fund for Minneapolis
It is with total sadness I hear the news that the founder of the Gay Men’s Health Crisis, and ACT-UP, writer and playwright Larry Kramer has died at the age of 84, we are surely poorer without him. Every gay person in America owes him our very lives.
Powerful statements like these, that juxtapose the condemnation of such a simple and pure thing as love with the honour and worship of violence and death, always hit me hard and stay with me for days
This is the tombstone of Technical Sergeant Leonard Philip Matlovich, the first gay service member to intentionally out himself in order to fight the ban on gay people in the military. He hadn’t only served for Vietnam, he was a career Air Force member in good standing who would have liked to continue his career even though he knew coming out would most likely make that impossible. He’d also been an elder in the LDS church but was excommunicated
He was on the cover of Time magazine in 1975 which was the first time an openly gay person appeared on the cover of a U.S. magazine and had their name printed in that magazine
He was an advocate for AIDs/HIV patients from the start of the outbreak in the 70s. He contracted the virus in 1986 and died 2 years later
His name doesn’t appear on his tombstone because he wanted it to be a memorial for all gay veterans
here’s the King himself
and here’s his grave in its full glory, with the pink triangles and everything! the words over the dates of his birth and death are referencing the extermination of lgbt people during the holocaust and the HIV crisis, respectively.
Head of Proserpina, Gian Lorenzo Bernini , 1650- 1700, Cleveland Museum of Art: European Painting and Sculpture
This work was long thought to be a fragment of a preliminary study for a large-scale marble sculpture by Gian Lorenzo Bernini in Rome depicting Pluto, the god of the underworld, dragging Proserpina away to be his wife. Bernini’s finished studies never had the scrape marks visible on the cheek, indicating another sculptor’s hand. The work was owned by Bernini’s family, and his many studio assistants often copied his work. This terracotta therefore may be by one of the more significant sculptors of this group. The subject conveys fleeting expressions of sadness, fear, and surprise, and would have interested sculptors learning to convey complex emotions. Size: Overall: 15.2 x 10.3 cm (6 x 4 1/16 in.) Medium: terracotta
https://clevelandart.org/art/1968.101
A Homage to Sappho | Norman Lindsay (C.1928)
"If I can't dance, I don't wanna be part of your revolution"
Chile, 2019
The Shirt by Shelley Niro, 2003.
Niro’s work consists of a connecting series of photographs that should be read together as a whole narrative. The images are set in a pastoral landscape, and each subsequent photograph offers an increasingly incisive statement on the colonization of the land that once belonged to aboriginal peoples.
Shelly Niro was born in Niagara Falls, NY in 1954. She is a member of the Mohawk Nation, Iroquois Confederacy, Turtle Clan, Six Nations Reserve. She is currently based in Brantford, Ontario, and works in a variety of media, including beadwork, painting, photography, and film. (via virtual museum)