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evilsupplyco

That which does not kill you has learned to fear your name.

timelocked

lordjadeharley-deactivated20130

Is it too early to start reblogging this or?

salty-disposition

Its never too early to start reblogging this

brokeyuppiepunk

I love how one set was not enough for him

toriandrelativedimensionsinspace

Just a warning, I will be reblogging this every time I see it for the next week.

tribeca

“Don’t trust anyone who isn’t angry.”

Read: Remembering seminal American Indian poet, activist, actor, truth-teller, and friend of Tribeca John Trudell

muppetational-blog

micdotcom

While leaders across the country refuse to accept Syrian refugees, insisting they pose an unacceptable security risk, homegrown domestic extremists have been doing a pretty good job of terrorizing their fellow Americans with guns, explosives and threats of large-scale attacks. In addition to these, we can leave off the shooting in Minneapolis.

brianmichaelbendis

By isaac goodhart! Those are Hellcat and Knightress easter eggs at the bottom btw

marvel

Here’s that trailer you were looking for. #CaptainAmericaCivilWar

geekstudio

Nintendo Direct announces Pokemon Red, Blue, & Yellow coming to the Nintendo eShop! (X)

You can even trade wirelessly with a new set up in the games.

mackaroon

Life is Strange characters with their (presumably) favorite Pokemon

commongayboy-deactivated2018082

George Takei educating the ignorant

anyroads

Government workers represent the state/national government when they are at work, not themselves. Therefore, all of the above times a million.

superheroesincolor

Red Wolf, Marvel’s first Native American hero, is getting his own comic book

“Marvel’s first and primary Native American character is getting his own book starting in December, Mashable can exclusively reveal. Native Americans have a long history in the comic books, but Red Wolf — who’s returned to the fray this year in its current alt-universe Western-themed “1872” run — hasn’t had his own series since 1976…

Red Wolf was introduced in 1970 as William Talltrees in Avengers #80, and was the star of his own nine-issue series that started in 1972 with stories set in the Old West. The new Red Wolf will reside in the American Southwest, where his more grounded powers — think of him as being to New Mexico what Daredevil is to Hell’s Kitchen…

( S'Klallam Tribe member, artist Jeffrey Veregge website / twitter )

The creative team includes writer Nathan Edmondson and artist Jeffrey Veregge, a member of the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe based out of Kingston, Washington, who’s also of Suquamish and Duwamish decent. Veregge is doing covers, design and consulting; the artist on the book is Dalibor Talajić

“There’s not a character like Red Wolf out there right now,” Veregge told Mashable. “As a native, I’m really excited to see that he can do things, he can figure out things and stand with Captain America, and hold his own in this universe. That’s what’s awesome about it: You have all these characters of different nationalities and ethnicities, but it’s not all about their culture. It’s about them being a hero.”

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Read the whole article at mashable

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the-purelife

This is so important

stephisanerd

vhsv0id

fuck man, this is my favorite quote.

micdotcom

Native Americans have endured years of misrepresentation by the media. Whether in TV, film, print or online, the stories we tell — or refuse to tell — about indigenous peoples have not only enshrined harmful stereotypes, but fueled centuries of land graft, state violence and containment. It’s happening still. Already this summer, there have been multiple stories of government harm to Native land.