The Untitled Adventures of Captain Paulbro94

Welcome, my name is Paul (AKA Paulbro94 on YouTube). • This is my personal blog, though I will also reblog fandom related things. • I'm Swedish, currently 22 and my birthday is on the 10th of January.

[fyeahsupermanandloislane]

Superman could bring this team together better than I ever could. He’s more human than I am.

[cyborglovesong]

Really, guys. For once, can’t you accept that maybe there are some mysteries that have no rational explanation?

[historium]

18-year-old Keshia Thomas protects a fallen man, believed to be associated with the Ku Klux Klan from an angry mob of anti-clan protestors. Ann Arbor, Michigan USA. 1996. By Mark Brunner

[klubbhead]

Tumblr’s gonna shit its pants with this one.

[vote-for-eggman]

Whoa.

[goat-yells-at-everything]

Even better, shortly after the incident, the man’s son tracked her down and thanked her for saving his father’s life.

Ya, the man was a Klansman and his views were wrong, but Keshia felt that she had shown someone violence is never the answer and maybe changed some minds.

“For the most part, people who hurt… they come from hurt. It is a cycle. Let’s say they had killed him or hurt him really bad. How does the son feel? Does he carry on the violence?”

And the photographer still keeps this picture with her to this day. She uses it as inspiration to be a better person.

But she asks herself whether she could be as brave as Thomas. What if one of the hurtful people who had racially abused her girls was in danger, she wonders. “Would I save them, or would I stand there and say, ‘You deserved it, you were a jerk.’ I just don’t know the answer to that, yet. Maybe that is why I am so struck by her.”

See, THIS is a woman worth looking up to. SHE actually wanted change, not vengeance.

People on this website need to see her, hear her, and be more like her.

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[klubbhead]

Reblogging for this sweet background.

[postingwhileblack]

Daryl Davis is a Chicago blues musician, who uses his friendship with KKK to convince members to leave this organization. He successfully persuaded 25 former white supremacists that there’s another way. Davis has his own strategy, he explains and talks to people in more than friendly way, that allows to prevent usual misunderstanding. 

‘They may be yelling and screaming or pounding the table, but at least they’re talking, they’re not fighting.’

Davis choose to disarm them with polite conversation and smile. And this worked out. 

It doesn’t mean he’s anti-Black, he just chose his own path. No need to spread fake facts. This is very important!

#StayWoke

[hattersadventures-deactivated20]

He dismantled every KKK group in his entire state by merely befriending the individual members.

Look how effective his method was compared to screeching at people and calling them buzzwords.

[sighinastorm]

re-reblogging because holy shit 

[afpe]

BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE

[robotfxckr-blog]

Can you hear me sobbing

[r0rschach]

Omfg who made this where is this from???

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

😂😂😂

[gotham-daily]

James Gordon trolling Mad Hatter

[renissance]

DC Comics alphabet (in no particularly order): C is for; the Court of Owls.

                                                     “The Court of Owls has sentenced you to die.”

[mysuperheroesblog]

In my dream, the world had suffered a terrible disaster. A black haze shut out the sun, and the darkness was alive with the moans and screams of wounded people. Suddenly, a small light glowed. A candle flickered into life, symbol of hope for millions. A single tiny candle, shining in the ugly dark. I laughed and blew it out.

[ericscissorhands]

“They’re going to lock me away in a box after this movie comes out.”  - Jared Leto

[uwumark]

[paulbro94]

Made some gingerbread with the family.

[paulbro94]

My best and most recent video.

FOOTAGE: Amazing Spider-Man 1 + 2, Gotham, Man of Steel, The Dark Knight Trilogy & The Flash (CW)

[gregxb]

[kingmakings]

I’m the eyes and ears, and he’s the feet.

[ultrafacts]

He says that KKK members have many misconceptions about black people, which stem mostly from intense brainwashing in the home. When the Klansmen get to know him, he says, it becomes impossible for them to hold on to their prejudices. He explains:

This Klansman and I were riding around in my car and the topic of crime came up. He made the remark that all black people had a gene that makes us violent. I said ‘Gary, what are you talking about?’ He said ‘Who’s doing all the shootings?’ I said ‘let me tell you something, I am as black as anyone you’ve ever seen and I’ve never done a drive by or a shooting.’ After a time I said ‘you know, it’s a fact that all white people have within them a gene that makes them serial killers. Name me three black serial killers.’ He could not do it. I said ‘you have the gene. It’s just latent.’ He said ‘well that’s stupid’ I said ‘it’s just as stupid as what you said to me.’ He was very quiet after that and I know it was sinking in.

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[eltigrechico]

What’s weird is this dude has a proven track record of successfully fighting hatred and (oddly enough) his methods don’t include hatred

[anti-power]

I will always reblog this. Dude’s one of my heroes. 

[holy-ghost-fire]

This is how you defeat racism, not with violence and hatred, but with love 

[whokilledholdencaulfield]

Always rebloooooog

[superherofeed]

“Why can’t we be friends!”

[apoxonthee]

So many keyboard warriors and internet activists on here that it’s beginning to become unbearable. Before you reblog a bunch of misinformation that cater to your feelings, try fact checking the source. There’s nothing wrong with challenging a popular thought with an unpopular one; that is the basis of the scientific theory. Remember, truth is not measured in mass appeal. If that were the case, we’d still think the earth is the center of the universe. So before you accept a misleading claim or statistic as truth, first ask yourself if it’s true, and from there, investigate.