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ANARCHY
I envision the future humans rejecting all kinds of authority, hierarchy and oppression. A world where everyone is equal and we are not hoodwinked by institutions like governments, religions and capitalist industries. A world free of corruption, exploitation, wars and communal violence. A world with decentralized self-governing local societies. A world where power is with the people.
The faux-vintage style of Canadian artist, Ryan Heshka.
Amazing
Still true.
Nobody likes to hear the truth.
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“In 1946, the series delivered a powerful blow against the Ku Klux Klan’s prospects in the northern US. The human rights activist Stetson Kennedy infiltrated the KKK and other racist/terrorist groups. Concerned that the organization had links to the government and police forces, Kennedy decided to use his findings to strike at the Klan in a different way. He contacted the Superman producers and proposed a story where the superhero battles the Klan. Looking for new villains, the producers eagerly agreed. To that end, he provided information—including secret codewords and details of Klan rituals—to the writers. The result was a series of episodes, “Clan of the Fiery Cross”, in which Superman took on the Klan. Kennedy intended to strip away the Klan’s mystique. The trivialization of the Klan’s rituals and codewords had a negative impact on Klan recruiting and membership.[3]”
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_Superman_(radio)
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“One always dies too soon — or too late. And yet, life is there, finished: the line is drawn, and it must all be added up. You are nothing other than your life.”
— Jean-Paul Sartre, No Exit
13th (2016)
Dir. Ava DuVernay
If you’ve haven’t seen this yet, you need to.
It’s really important to know that trespassing and vagrancy laws in the US were more or less made up entirely for this purpose. Until we hit on the idea of rent-a-prisoners as replacements for slave labor, it wasn’t illegal to just hang out in public not doing anything, or wander through someone’s yard on your way somewhere else, or to camp on public land. The very first known enslaved black person in the US was an indentured immigrant named John Punch. We know his name. Indentured labor at the time was either a financial arrangement people either entered into willingly or was a sentence for a crime. Punch and two white men were laborers who attempted to flee their service and were caught. The two white dudes had their sentence extended by one year. Punch was sentenced to a life of servitude.
It started with prison and it’s come back to prison. It’s still prison. This is still happening. It’s not over.
If this picture doesn’t make you want to vomit I don’t know what to do with you.
Last night, MSNBC held a town hall in Chicago and it was just as great as you think.
I don’t think I’ve seen a better example of the need for a Class & Race approach to politics in a long time.
What better time to reflect on the 80s than on #Internationalcatday!
The Harper’s Illustrated Handbook of Cats, designed by Massimo Vignelli in 1985, includes “every cat breed recognized in America.” It makes an excellent reference tool whether you are looking to get a new pet cat or just want to learn more about the ones you already have!
“This series on cats and dogs was approached as a statement of objectivity. No passionate velvet backgrounds frame the animals, only a seamless white, pure, neutral format. Clear charts for quick reference are incorporated.” Design: Vignelli, 1990.
Today is 8/8/18 and it’s also time for this month’s #ArchivesHashtagParty hosted by the National Archives and Northwestern University’s Transportation Library. With all these eights, what could be more fitting than an #Archives80s theme. Archives, libraries, and museums (and you can too!) are sharing their 80s-themed artifacts! (That includes 1780s, 1880s, or 1980s).
1980s + cats = #archivesmagic.
More cats in the archives: http://vignellicenter.tumblr.com/search/cats
Harper’s Illustrated Handbook of Cats, 1985 Box 16, Massimo and Lella Vignelli Papers 5 1/4” 8 3/4” Vignelli Center for Design Studies Rochester, New York
Ten years ago I started doing Pixelart. At the time, I wasn’t confident in my skills. I had a lot to learn. It was not easy to be part of a community with such tallented artists and compare my skills with theirs, realizing the enourmous path I’d have to follow to be with them some day. Criticism broke once, and broke me twice. But I learned with it. I studied. Every single day I studied, not to surpass them, but to surpass myself. It’s funny to think how much proud I was with each result I got. “I’m one step closer”, I used to think. And that kept me going. Each new work I posted was an attest of my learning process, and boy I was happy with it! I still think I have a long way ahead before I reach the great ones, but I’m still praticing, I’m still studying, I’m still trying my best. I’m not exactly sure why I’m sharing this. But I wonder if someone that might read this feels like I felt back then, that I wasn’t good enough, and that I had to outdo myself every single day to, hopefully, be where I wanted so hard to be. All I have to say is that it’s not easy. And that I still don’t think I’m there yet. But I’ll be there some day. And here I lay my most sincere thank you to all of you who helped me somehow, I won’t list names because I don’t think it would be fair. But you know who you are. Keep awesome, pals. And keep reaching for your goals. We’ll get there some day.
Fresh! Practice pays off that's for sure.
In love with this.