#Black Legacy

[berriespunches]

[blackbrownfamily]

Olmec

[plantsonplutoart]

Moonflower study dates! Because it’s possible to be both academic rivals and the best of friends 🌙🪷😌

James and Sirius are definitely sitting across the table drooling over them

[lycowarrior]

An unnecessarily strong Polyjuice potion

A stupid story about MC having an abnormally long polyjuice trip, and Sebastian doing unbelievable things *again*

My comics` fluidity usually sucks LOL

[ashoss]

they should be wearing a "get along shirt"

nemesis siblings for my pjo au :D (they cant stand eachother) ((jk theyre besties)

[neishroom]

the kiddos :]

[choccy-milky]

bird in her gilded cage 💙🪽

[simsimulation]

Photobooth - Laïa & Zuri 🤎

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[waterlily0210]

❀ Sheabuttyr Hair Conversions ❀

I converted a few hairs from Sheabuttyr's afro collection! These will be early access until January 7th ♡

You MUST download the meshes for these hairs to work!

Fashima ◦ Faye ◦ Prea ◦ Pam v2

download my conversions here

I will also be converting accessories soon, so look forward to that!!

[saydesole]

Happy Black History Month

Black Opera Singers

Their names are presented below, in chronological order from top to bottom

Marian Anderson 1897-1993

Paul Robeson 1898-1976

Leontyne Price 1927- Still Living

William Warfield 1920-2002

Elizabeth Greenfield 1824-1876

George Shirley 1934- Still Living

Caterina Jaboro 1898-1986

Jules Bledsoe 1898-1943

[alycemichelleee]

Spread Thin Legacy Challenge

I'm so excited to present my very own legacy challenge! Inspired by my fave artist Mariah the Scientist, the spread thin challenge is full of chaos and toxic love. Hopefully in the end real love can win 👀.

Don't forget to tag me so I can see yall interpretations of the legacy. Love yalllll ♥️

[berriespunches]

A night to celebrate.

[mollysunder]

Sky and Viktor's relationship is such a horror movie to me. You've got a man who was frustrated by the limitations placed on his life that were out of his control, like his class, mobility, and general health. Despite everything, he manages to rise beyond his station and avoid being an assistant for the rest of his life.

Then you've got a woman from the same background who admires him and all that he's accomplished in spite of the similar class based prejudices they faced all the while she's his assistant. She works up the courage to take leap of faith and reach out to him with her own research to show what's possible if they worked together as equals. And then he gets her killed!

Sky's death isn't the end of it because while it affects Viktor it is in no way meaningful to Sky's life or value as a person whatsoever. Even the pendant he wears in her memory is based on the design of her notebook, but that was just her notebook's cover, she probably bought it from a store and the design itself is probably mass produced. Why not use Sky's signature that was in her letter and in the notebook, the thing part if the notebook with real value?

Then Sky's brought back in s2 and she really only exists to be Viktor's assistant again, who he kills, again! But this time it's different because this time Viktor's making a conscious decision to look Sky in the eye and kill her... to prove he's changed.

In the middle of all this, in no way has Sky's death been mourned by her family or anyone else who could have known her. Jayce wasn't affected by the reveal, he didn't think it was important to tell Heimerdinger, or anyone who knew her. Nothing about her life, death, or disappearance has spurred any emotional reaction or even curiosity about what happened to her.

Sky's new life was also extremely isolated because she became further tied to him (in some ways you could say she was defined by him). Viktor never mentioned Sky to anyone in the material plane during his commune arc, so she only exists to him and she has no way to communicate with others, she's just there for Viktor's sake.

Then in the finale we learn this all a part of a big time loop where Viktor actively set the wheels in motion to have him and Jayce create hextech together, but if everything follows as is, that means Sky is violently killed in those timelines too. That means Viktor weighed the costs and decided over and over and over again that Sky was expendable enough to let her die for his plan to work eventually. How is that not murder at this point?

What's worse is that post-finale Sky's humanity is a point of dispute amongst the fandom, the VAs, and the writers themselves. Sky's the hexcore manipulating Viktor. No, Sky's a manifestion of Viktor's guilt. No, she's actually supposed to represent his humanity/conscious made physical. And in none of these arguments do they discuss Sky as a person, she's just an object meant to serve Viktor both in the narrative sense and literal sense as his assistant.

The most absolutely maddening part is that with Viktor's new bio on the League site, not only have most traces of Viktor had been scrubbed by Piltover's archive, but Sky's life has been completely wiped. Her death was implied to have been swept under the rug, and only described as the "loss of life" consequence from his Hexcore experiment.

Viktor was afraid of dying a senseless death (created by the conditions Piltover condemned his birth to) in obscurity and then he turned it into Sky's destiny.

[tricodekus]

tsukihina (msby edition)

[skjalfaa]

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