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Banbarra - Shack Up (1975).wmv
DONALD JOHNSON, of A Certain Ratio . For the next long while my featured journal drawings will exclusively be tributes to black artists who inspire me. It is crucial to recognize that big change comes from tangible activism. No number of social media posts alone will alter the course of our culture in the way that is needed. Please donate time and money to causes you care about, canvass and vote, contact your representatives, have difficult conversations with the people in your lives. But I do genuinely believe that pop culture has the power to shape our values in an important way that runs parallel to everything. The music I love has been an indispensable force in the molding of my social and political conscience, and I cannot stress that enough. Thank you to every person of color out there blazing trails. [ANTI-RACISM RESOURCES BELOW.] CALL YOUR REPRESENTATIVES: 5calls.org
CONTRIBUTE TIME, MONEY, AND BRAIN POWER TO VALUABLE CAUSES: crooked.com/antiracism
Annual Anne Reread
Anne of Green Gables Anne and Diana: First Love
Anne of Avonlea Marilla and Rachel Lynde Shack Up
Anne of the Island Bluestockings
Anne of Windy Poplars Katherine Brooke’s Gay Awakening
Anne’s House of Dreams Silver and Gold: The Anne/Leslie Story
Anne of Ingleside This One Happened Too, I Guess
Seriously though, whether you read them as queer or not, I love so much that each book can basically be defined by the life-changing female relationships at the center of it. <3
A Certain Ratio - Shack Up (1980, funky dance-punk)
Do it.
lofi hip hop beats to shack up to