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[ranmagender]

My name’s Sasha Henriksen. 32 year old enby from Iceland. Here’s a bunch of links that tells you more about me. Previously went by toonprincess and drkatz.

ranmagender.com // My website

pronouns.page // My pronouns.page

I think those two links should give a good summary of who i am and make it easier to talk to me.

Also if you wanna support me for whatever reason, here's some places where you can do that.

landofelcarim.com // web fiction series I write about public domain characters among other things in a magical world.

If you wanna buy me a coffee or something, my ko-fi is here

Profile pic by me.

[mytearsrricochet]

[felysha]

Jonathan Joss was an Indigenous, gay man who was murdered on the first day of Pride month as well as Indigenous History Month. He died protecting his trans husband. Homophobia and racism aren’t marks of the past, and this is a heart breaking reminder of that.

Praying for a safe journey back to the spirit world, Uncle ❤️‍🩹🦅

[felysha]

Today is the anniversary of the death of Jonathan Joss (King of the Hill, Parks and Rec). Jonathan Joss was an Indigenous, gay man who died protecting his transgender husband, on the first day of Pride month. Today we remember him and how he protected his family.

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[toddjurgess]

Part of the beautiful extended prologue in Crazy World (2014/2019, Nabwana IGG)

[vaspider]

Philly Cops Are Reportedly Monitoring Anti-AI Memes, According to Internal Alert

A bulletin from a regional fusion center clocks increasing anti-AI sentiment on social media and warns offline destructive action is coming.

I bring a real "fuck you, I'll make a shitty meme about your shitty environment-destroying bullshit and it's a legitimate form of protest that doesn't indicate any propensity for real life harm" energy to my online presence that apparently makes Philly cops piss themselves in fear, I fucking guess.

[zoesupreme]

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[ranmagender]

Any idea if there are public domain written versions of Sadako's inspiration stories in English?

Discover Japan’s stories—across time, across language.

I found Banchō Sarayashiki in english on this website idk if the translation is public domain

I found Yotsuya Kaidan on Project Gutenberg here in english and the top notes states that anyone can use it without restrictions so that one is public domain

[rjalker]

yaay ty

looks like it was translated with machine translation, not sure if that's covered by copyright.

[ranmagender]

machine translation isnt copyrightable in most places no since machines cant have copyright c:

[ranmagender]

Any idea if there are public domain written versions of Sadako's inspiration stories in English?

Discover Japan’s stories—across time, across language.

I found Banchō Sarayashiki in english on this website idk if the translation is public domain

I found Yotsuya Kaidan on Project Gutenberg here in english and the top notes states that anyone can use it without restrictions so that one is public domain

[teathattast]

[something-elsie]

tbh think if ur gonna give the like button a trans flag animation you should like stop banning trans women en masse, among other things. like as a requirement.

[aprilumillusion]

[ranmagender]

i personally subscribe to the fact that all gods are real because people believe in them. they are similar to like egregores not to diminish their agency and importance but thats just how i view gods, meaning like to me all religions are true and valid in this sense.

[whatrealbeautylookslike]

I love the casual substitution of "gods" instead of "god" in colloquial sayings. "oh my gods" "gods, my feet hurt" etc etc. like yeah deconstruct the societal standard of monotheism with me. let's party

[mxmorbidmidnight]

Nazis will never be welcome in paganism. They have no space in our communities, we will have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to nazis. You have no right to the cultures, gods and religions you hijack to spread your disgusting ideologies. You will find no refuge or comraderie amongst pagans.

Reblog to let nazis know they’re not welcome here.

[peptoabyssmaal]

now, to some extent, I do agree with this. Yes, Clark as a character was not written to have a specific race. Yes, if he had been played by a different actor who was a different race, he’d still have the exact same lines, the exact same directing, the exact same clothing, the exact same beginning, middle, and end, the same character traits, the same fate, all of it. That is true! He COULD have been played by a man of any race. But he wasn’t.

It’s not as though Kane and everybody else involved with the movie intentionally made it have racial implications. They didn’t. But if you have a movie set in 1990 where the protagonist is a black man, you are inevitably going to have UNINTENDED implications no matter what. Sometimes these implications are good, sometimes they’re bad, sometimes they’re neither. I might not be properly articulating myself here, but I think that if your protagonist is a black man, that’s going to create implications about the way the world treats him and about the way the world expects him to be. Especially if his wife is a white woman whom he treats very poorly, and his therapist is also a white woman whom he treats very poorly, EVEN if you did not intend for it to be that way at all!

I’m not saying you can’t write a black character who is a bad person; every racial group should get nuanced portrayals from all across a morality spectrum. But what I am saying is that there are going to be racialized implications that would be different if the movie was redone, shot for shot, line for line, with a white guy instead of a black guy. (Side note, but we’d see different treatment in fandom, too; Clark would probably have a lot more people focusing on him and a lot more people excusing his actions/shipping him with mary than there already are)

I’m not trying to cancel Kane Pixels or anything. I don’t think a whole lot of people think it was done on purpose, either. But stereotypes are srill applied to different races in different ways (applied to black people in ways they wouldn’t be applied to white people), even if the inclusion of said stereotypes was entirely accidental. So I don’t think looking at the movie through a racial lens is necessarily wrong. And it’s okay to consider & criticize a piece of media’s more unfortunate implications about race or gender or ethnicity or disability or what have you when you’re analyzing it.