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[bittersweet-tremolo]

[theweirdwideweb]

[letmebegaytodd]

ummm country roads?? take me home????

[youreflammable-deactivated20181]

to the place??? i belong????

[cadaverkeys]

WEST VIRGINIA?

[isitscary]

[pricelessshit]

Accurate representation of me at the theatre watching HTTYD 3

[thisguyknowswhatimtalkingabout]

you were named after two of the bravest people I ever knew

Shakira Shakira

[waterbendingdragon]

Latinx Characters and Their Socioeconomic Status Within Animation

Created by: Melanie Vicente & Jorge Corona

Latinx representation in the media is a subject I've been studying closely these past 3 years while at the University of Texas. I'm happy to share with y'all a project I completed over Latinx voices and their literal absence specifically in animation.

[30-minute-memes]

I Hear That’s Good

[8bott]

AM I HAVING A STROKE?

[dinuguan]

‘til paul do us blart

[phoebusbridgers]

[clarkent]

*hears one note of any music from avatar the last airbender or legend of korra*

[sunarntarou]

as a millennial Peter Parker should’ve known that the moment he got taken to a secondary location his chances of getting out alive were slim to none

[guava-jarritos]

In High School Musical 2 Sharpay very clearly states that they have “…Iced tea imported from England, life guards imported from Spain, towels imported from Turkey, and turkey imported from Maine.” In order to import an item, it must come from another country. The series is set in Albequerque, New Mexico, and as New Mexico and Maine are both part of the United States Of America, they cannot have their turkey imported from Maine. As most of the characters are white, and all speak English, this clearly indicates that High School Musical takes place in an alternate universe where a second Civil War has split the nation and New Mexico is no longer part of the Union, based on the fact that we never see the characters celebrate the Fourth of July. In this essay I will

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bonus:

[demilypyro]

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