[decolonizingmedia]

“Tell no lies. Expose lies whenever they are told. Mask no difficulties, mistakes, failures. Claim no easy victories.”

— Amilcar Cabral

[vonlipvig]

i'm actually curious, what trinkets do you guys have on your keychains? 🗝️

[phenakistoskope]

noted historian, sumit sarkar, died yesterday.

[phenakistoskope]

i regret to inform you that anna's archive appears to be down.

[kitkenk]

hey i felt you right click me just now. are you seriously viewing my properties? pervert

[phenakistoskope]

বাদল চমকাচ্ছে, মেঘ ডাকছে, বৃষ্টি পড়ছে, কিন্তু এক ফোঁটা হাওয়া বইছেনা। অদ্ভুত ব্যাপার।

[samshepard]

Hey man. Not my mountain not my eagle not my liver. Not my problem

[phenakistoskope]

gentle tinkling of metal on metal to my right, frequency suggests vibration, no discernible source.

[tomatoluvr69]

homemade garden basil ice cream with grilled peach

[origami-dragons]

I'm an anonymised person from the global south living in a mythical third world country

[fairycosmos]

local woman doesnt choose career family or even freedom

[ezidxan]

People of the Peacock Angel (2016)

Bavê Çawîş, the highest Êzidî temple guard of Lalish on the ongoing Êzidî genocide that started in 2014 and forced Êzidîs to leave their sacred homeland. To this day over 3200 Êzidî women and children are still in the hands of Daesh (ISIS) and used as sex slaves and military recruitment.

[ethersoul]

Dudipatsar lake, Valley of Kaghan (Pakistan)

[calebsane]

the university of ghana, accra (2026)

[gorskivijenac]

“Down with the dark forces of colonialism!”, Belgrade, Serbia, 1961. Photographed by Tomislav Peternek

After the murder of Patrice Lumumba in 1961, demonstrations were held in Serbia as a sign of protest, which turned into riots. As many as 150,000 demonstrators gathered on the streets of Belgrade and 25,000 in Subotica.

Demonstrators carried pictures of Lumumba and signs saying “Death to colonialism” and “Freedom for subjugated nations”. A group of protesters broke away and attacked the Belgian embassy, ​​which they demolished and hung Lumumba’s picture on with the inscription: “Glory to the fighter for the freedom and peace of African people”, and set fire to all the embassy’s vehicles.

[artthatremindsmeofhannibalnbc]

John Isaacs, ARE YOU STILL MAD AT ME, 2001 Microcrystalline wax, oil paint, steel, expanding foam, latex, stage blood

[70sscifiart]

Uncredited cover for the 1972 German 1st edition of Other Worlds, Other Seas: Science-Fiction Stories from Socialist Countries, edited by Darko Suvin. Via the SF Ruminations review.