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The Astounding She-Monster (1957)

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If you don't like pastel Halloween,

We don't care...

Were painting everything pink over here 🎀💕

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Dragonball lockscreens continued - ［ WM Edition. ］

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Victorian and/or CorpGoth budget fashion alert! The SE MIU Long Trench Coat Women (Amazon link) is lightweight, decently constructed, and HAS POCKETS.

Yes, it’s made in China fast fashion, and is 100% polyester. But if you’re looking for something with frock coat lines and are on a budget, this is a good option.

Sizing notes: I wear a 14/16 US, and the XXL fits me perfectly.

(Tonight, I replace the buttons with ones that are more appropriate for my aesthetic.)

cheryllynneaton

We have shifted from biological racism to cultural racism. Sixty years ago most people in America believed that Blacks were biologically inferior, made-by-God inferior. Today there is a cultural racism that says that Black parents are not giving their children the right values, and it’s often offered as the reason for why Blacks are not doing as well as other groups. It associates ‘Black’ with a range of negative assumptions that are so deeply embedded in American culture that people who hold them are not bad people. They’re just ‘good Americans,’ because it’s what American society has taught them. Researchers put together a database of ten million words from books, newspapers, magazine articles, various documents. They found that when the word ‘Black’ occurs, what tends to co-occur is not only ‘poor’ and ‘violent’ and ‘religious’ but also ‘lazy’ and ‘cheerful’ and ‘dangerous.’ Being violent, lazy and dangerous, other research shows, are widely held stereotypes about Blacks. All racial ethnic minority groups are stereotyped more negatively than Whites, with Blacks viewed the worst, followed by Latinos, who were viewed twice as negatively as Asians. Southern Whites are viewed more negatively than Whites in general. There is a hierarchy.

Dr. David Williams, “No, You’re Not Imagining It,” from the September 2013 issue of Essence (via cheryllynneaton)

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“sir. we have a person taken hostage in frontier land”.

kkssh.beep. “ send in the street rat.”

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[This is the post that makes me randomly cackle during class from time to time.]

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Wait, is it only Aladdin who's licensed to kill?

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Sportscaster Dale Hansen defends student wrestler Mack Beggs and takes a stand against transphobia

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Cable and Domino Marvel Swimsuit Special #2, Summer 1993, pencils by Chris Batista, inks by Hector Collazo, colors by Mark McNaab

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So are Domino’s breasts just… attached to her chest? And not naturally a part of her body?

Because the way they’re shaded and outlined I guess it’s supposed to be the bikini top pushing them up but they look like two disconnected balls being held against her chest.

whodabagel

Scrotum-boobs to be precise. Some ladies have breasts too far apart on the ribcage, but I’ve never seen breasts sprout from the center like that. It also looks like her bikini doesn’t have back strap and only loops around her neck. Cable’s surfboard looks like a hazard to the local wildlife. Give that madman a fine.

whodabagel

I just noticed Domino has a domino pattern on her bikini. I am crying inside.