#admin nikki

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rewatching avatar and omg the humor is unmatched. like as i kid i found it hilarious but even now im in full blown tears

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Hey guys!

I’m the new admin, Admin Nikki!

-Admin Nikki🐻

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If the swamp people existed in ATLA do you think there were other water bender islanders?? kinda like the pacific islands so tropical islands or groups of other “undiscovered” tribes? i think that’s so interesting

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I would like to wish everyone a happy 4th but this country is going through hard times rn... reminder to keep fighting for whats right and vote those pigs out--its the only way. Stay safe cuties - Nikki

Fuck racists, homophobes, xenophobes, sexists this isn’t freedom its oppression. Stay strong fight back we don’t support racist nazi pigs that bs! - Kat

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THANK YOU FOR 5.8K FOLLOWERS! YOU’RE ALL LOVELY PEOPLE AND I WISH YOU A GREAT WEEK~ ♡ ♡ ♡

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i’m not trying to stir negative energy but imagine if non Indians made a movie set in a made-up town in India and the actors used the fakest “indian” accents, and the clothing was a mockery of saris and traditional Indian clothes....wouldn’t that be offensive? like why not just cast real Indian actors who have the accent or can properly fake one? thats how i feel about Black Panther (2018).

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Daily reminder that you can be African American and still appropriate African culture.

Being a poc doesn't excuse you if can't respect the cultures. Even being black. Additionally saying “im dressing like an African” or “im wearing African clothes” with no specific focus to a tribe/culture/country is too general to mean anything - cultures aren’t costumes. Therefore is offensive as not all Africans are the same even within a single country. If you can’t respect individual cultures and not generalize them as the same damn thing its pretty damn offensive. It’s only different if you’re “connecting with your roots” if you don’t generalize them and respect them individually. 

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im re-watching legend of korra ssn 2 when we get the story of the first avatar and it makes no sense to me that he was able to train to use all 4 elements without living among the people who were first given those abilities via the lion turtles. in korra ssn 1 and through out the original series, we’re reminded time and time again that each elements fighting style originated among the people who use it. so if the first avatar didn’t live among the people who created these styles as they were being granted the abilities to use them, how did he become a master? all the while Vatu the spirit of light who was training him to master the elements did do much teaching. 

just a thought