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Ambrose | he/him | 20
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The Pitt’s misogyny is interesting, really, because the women have screen time. They’re competent doctors. They are well-written in a general sense, i.e. people with dimension and personality. The misogyny is deeper than any of that, and it’s harder to see: the writers reach for biology when they want to give a woman depth because biology is where they think women’s depth lives. The show casts women — and multiple women of color, in particular — in prominent roles and then gives them stories about their uteruses, their eggs, their panic attacks, their bleeding. All the while, The Pitt gives men stories about what it means to lead and what integrity costs. <...> The show has the same instinct: it can see gender bias when an EMT does it, but it cannot see gender bias when its own writers do it. <...> Each one of these reveals the same default: competence is male, and women who demonstrate it earn his surprise.
© “The Pitt is Weird About Women” by Emmy Writes Sometimes.
one of the best pieces of writing I’ve ever read, and the show analysis is absolutely spot on. highly recommend putting any biases aside and actually giving this a read.
The numbers on who gets seen, centered, and awarded
Going to start posting my pieces here! Here's my latest: a Emmy nom-inspired breakdown of scenes, lines, and whose story gets told.
(Using @schrodingersregret's transcript -- thank you for that work!)
artistic rendition of how my cat fell asleep this morning
Look at my ugly weird son!!!!!
moonlight guide us
some of my favorite woven tapestries, by Cecilia Blomberg:
Point Defiance Steps
Mates
Rising Tides
Vashon Steps
The U.S. government is taking people off the street and sending them to the place in the bottom picture without charges filed, no arraignments, no due process and without notifying anyone of the people’s whereabouts.
El Salvador intends to never release anyone from CECOT.
Also - they thought they were going home... some of them signed paperwork to agree to be sent home. Then the bait and switch.
Families and activists say deportees signed documents to return to Venezuela but were sent to Salvadoran jail instead
Bless you
Ah yes. Me. My output. And the rogue AIs beyond the Blackwall.
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sometimes a family can be just a girl, her output, and the rogue AIs beyond the Blackwall
good enough welcome back alt cunningham
Songbird
thinking about the internet themed crayons again
If anyone’s curious, they’re apparently called Crayola ‘Techno Brite’ Crayons.
Tumblr might eat the quality, but I did find a picture of them organized by hue, which is always nice. (The alphabetized version above is really cool, though.)
Doug Sneyd for Playboy
Bewitched
Caitvi sketch dump
line & ayo!!