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The cuteness
#I still remember his mom calling out his crush on national tv#Genesis winning#my edit#imagine having Alicia as your mom and getting cards from Taylor#updated with higher quality gifs#I wish the coloring wasn’t impossible to match#I kept changing the coloring but the lighting was too different#eras tour la 3#iheartradio awards 2019#she gives such auntie vibes#I have like 3 versions on this going around and next time I’m waiting for the hq videos
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in the source link, you will find #208 ( 268x151 ) gifs of JEON JONGSEO (1994) in the korean-film 'ballerina.' jongseo is of korean descent and was twenty-eight at the time of filming, so please name and age her accordingly.
tw: violence, smoking, blood, guns, flashing lights
all of these gifs were made by me, from scratch, so please do not edit or redistribute them without my consent. read my rules before using & please leave a like or reblog if you found these useful.
#jeon jongseo gif hunt#jeon jongseo gif pack#gif hunt#gif pack#rph#rpc#dearindies#asiarph#gifsociety#*mine#congrats to this movie for winning the award for worst coloring ever
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they're having a bad bitch off
#I fear that lena wins cos what I did on that 2nd fit should b studied#but also the 3rd max fit??? they should award me#should I do tattoo tour of maxlena's tattoos + their meanings?#lena's chest/arms are by another cc creator but I made the rest myself#made all of max's on my own tho#adventures in cas#sims of color#lgbtq simblr#black simblr#ts4 cas#sims 4 cas#ts4 cas edit#emz: sims#*earthsims#showusyoursims#misc: wifey
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Best Breakthrough Performance
Jonah Hauer-King in The Little Mermaid
Halle Bailey in The Little Mermaid
Agnes O’Casey in The Miracle Club
Xolo Maridueña in Blue Beetle
Tom Blyth in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes
Bruna Marquezine in Blue Beetle
Phylicia Pearl Mpasi in The Color Purple
Kaimana in Next Goal Wins
#halle bailey#bruna marquezine#xolo maridueña#tom blyth#kaimana#jonah hauer king#agnes ocasey#phylicia pearl mpasi#the little mermaid#the miracle club#blue beetle#hunger games#the hunger games#the ballad of songbirds and snakes#the color purple#next goal wins#awards#golden globes#oscars
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*singing along to Carrying the Banner*
Newsies: “Start out sweating, end up sneezing, in between it pours-“
Me: …why is this marching band
#newsies#newsies 1992#seize the day#newsies stage show#incorrect newsies quotes#incorrect quotes#carrying the banner#marching band#color guard#you tell me the newsies wouldn’t do color guard#I now need to group newsies by equipment#they’d win all the awards#best choreography who
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I don't think his hair is his grayest feature
#i swear he's SO gray it HAS to be on purpose otherwise this man wins the ashiest skin award#he might just be actually gray. anime gets away with coloring black characters so badly idk who to trust anymore#honestly idk how to feel about this game the art is REALLY good and apparently it's a thriller? but the writing as of now is kinda awkward#might be bc it's the intro i just hope it gets better#rn we got this dogboy who wants the protag to follow him but he hasn't said shit and so we dont know ehat he wants#and these lame ass dudes (who i have to play as) picked a fight with him#and we just kinda pushed aside the main issues for now??? idk i haven't played the fight yet but i dont like the writing#doesnt help that the translation is kinda bad as well BUT as far as i'm aware these erolabs games don't have super big teams behind them soo#i'll try to be kind and hope they get better
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Three queens 👑👑👑
#michelle yeoh#halle berry#jessica chastain#oscar2023#everything everywhere all at once#eeaao#academy awards#in case you didn’t know Halle Berry was the first woman of color and the first black woman to win an Oscar for best actress#and now she presented the award to Michelle yeoh the second woman of color and first Asian actress to win the Oscar for best actress#that was history in the making
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was looking for pictures of harls in his little collar when he was on the steelheads last night and stumbled upon this. the gingery
#so confused by his eye color#have no clue what it is ever#also winning a nerd award. beautiful <3#yap yap yapping
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Zendaya winning her 2nd Emmy for lead actress in a drama series. (X)
#Zendaya#zendaya coleman#Emmy Awards#rue bennett#euphoria#2nd Emmy win#woman of color#black girl magic
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They are trying so hard to make us think Jamie deserved that award 🤣 idc how kind she is!
#her kindness was rewarded with a step on the backs of two deserving women of color#sounds about right#an ally would have been pointing out how Stephanie should have been winning awards#an ally would recognize that Angela Bassett has an equivalent if not SUPERIOR legacy#if thats what we were choosing to honor#nah no thank you you wont be foisting this off on me white liberals im not interested
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Why Parents Still Try to Ban ‘The Color Purple’ in Schools
Four decades after it was released, Alice Walker’s enduring classic remains at the forefront of the battle over what is available on library shelves.
— By Erin Blakemore | August 22, 2023
Alice Walker reads from her Pulitzer Prize- and National Book Award-winning novel, The Color Purple. Since it was first published in 1982, the critically acclaimed book has been targeted by movements pushing to censor the book's subject matter. Photograph By Johnny Crawford, Atlanta Journal-Constitution/AP
When Alice Walker’s The Color Purple hit bookshelves in 1982, it blew away critics, became a nationwide bestseller, and endeared itself to readers who found pain and inspiration in its pages.
But in the years since its publication, the acclaimed novel has become famous for another reason: It’s one of the most challenged books in the nation, withstanding criticisms aimed at its depictions of race and sex, its portrayal of abuse and agony, and even its spelling and style.
Here’s how The Color Purple became one of the nation’s most banned books—and why it continues igniting controversy to this day.
“A Spiritual Experience”
Walker, who grew up in Jim Crow-era Georgia, described writing the book as a “spiritual experience” inspired by the strength and grit of the Black Southern women she made her heroines. The epistolary epic follows 40 years in the lives of its main characters Celie, Shug, and Nettie, who survive incest, domestic abuse, and racism in the early twentieth century—all while carving out joy, independence, and dignity along the way.
When it was released in 1982, the book immediately caught the attention of both the critics and the reading public, who praised the book for its portrayals of both the brutality and sorrow of racism and sexual violence and its celebration of Black women.
It was critically acclaimed, winning both the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award for 1983, and inspired a popular 1985 film directed by Stephen Spielberg and starring Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah Winfrey.
Banning ‘Purple’
But something else accompanied the novel as its renown grew: controversy. Though educators recognized the book’s potential as a teaching tool, some parents and community members objected to its presence in school curriculums and libraries.
The first major attempt to ban the book occurred in 1984, when a parent petitioned against its use in an Oakland, California classroom. In a 1985 essay, Walker recalled reading frequent updates on “how the banning was coming along” and watching the book’s sales skyrocket.
“I felt I had written the book as a gift to the people. All of them,” Walker wrote. “If they wanted it, let them fight to keep it, as I had to fight to deliver it.”
Fight they did. Though the Oakland schools ultimately decided not to remove the book from classrooms, the book has consistently been challenged nationwide since its publication, repeatedly making it on the American Library Association’s list of most frequently challenged books.
Why Parents Challenge the Book
Attempts to ban The Color Purple usually contest Walker’s use of slang and profanity, the book’s portrayal of brutal Black men, a same-sex encounter between the two main characters, and its depiction of sexual violence in its first pages.
“One can eat from a cafeteria or a dumpster…but one would hope those placed in charge of our children would have exercised better oversight,” wrote one parent in a characteristic 2013 challenge in Brunswick County, North Carolina. (The book has survived multiple attempted bans in the Brunswick County school district.)
But the same pages that provoke ire in some have inspired others.
Oprah Winfrey, who endured sexual abuse as a child, later recalled reading the first page of The Color Purple “and thinking ‘Oh God, I’m not alone.’” After Winfrey co-starred in the first movie adaptation of the film, she began talking about her own experiences on her talk show.
TV historians now credit the self-disclosures inspired by Walker’s book with helping Winfrey develop her winning confessional interview format.
Modern Attempts to Ban the Novel
Efforts to ban The Color Purple have continued during a recent wave of attempted book bans.
In 2022, the American Library Association documented over 1,200 attempts to ban or restrict library materials—double the number of challenges from the previous year—and most of which attempted to remove multiple titles from shelves.
Among them was The Color Purple, which was removed from library shelves in Florida’s Indian County School District at the request of a parent group that objected to 156 of the books on school shelves, claiming the books contain everything from pornography to critical race theory. Though the district’s school board declined to ban The Color Purple, it did remove five of the other books on the list and approve a permission slip allowing parents to restrict their child’s use of school library books.
With news of an upcoming movie adaptation of the acclaimed musical based on the book, The Color Purple is poised to regain the national spotlight. Only time will tell if the movie will spark more challenges—but for now, the legacy of a book one 1982 reviewer called “indelibly affecting” is secure.
To date, the book has sold over 5 million copies—a number sure to rise as a new generation meets its heroines.
#Alice Walker#The Color Purple#Schools#Erin Blakemore#Pulitzer Prize & National Book Award-Winning Novel#Published | 1982#Nationwide Bestseller#Pain | Inspiration#Criticisms | Race | Sex | Abuse | Agony | Spelling | Style#Jim Crow-Era | Georgia#Spiritual Experience#Black Southern Women | Heroines#epistolary | Epic#Characters: Celie | Shug | Nettie#Stephen Spielberg | Whoopi Goldberg | Oprah Winfrey.#Parents | Community Members | Objections#School Curriculums | Libraries.#Oakland Schools#American Library Association#Brunswick County | North Carolina#Florida’s Indian County School District#The Color Purple | 5 Million Copies Sold
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@petrichoraline, they turned off reblogs!
But this is me every single day reminding everyone that the COLORS MEAN THINGS!
They are in love, your honor.
I have the proof - They discreetly switch colors.
I rest my case.
*evaporates into a cloud of colorful smoke*
#i feel seen#why would they stop reblogs on this award winning post?!#the colors mean things#the color exchange#it's what I live for#If they ain't switching colors‚ I don't want it#switch colors so I know the love is real
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ladies at the oscars:
the guys:
#the girls get pretty dresses and the guys just have boring tuxedos :/#they could at least wear colorful suits or something!#billy porter has the right idea with those amazing dresses! ;)#edit: ryan gosling is wearing a pink suit for 'i'm just ken'!!! :D#even if he doesn't win anything he has the best guy outfit in my awards! ;)
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New tree came in today and all of my Christmas dreams are coming true 🥹
#I also love colored lights but none of the colored lit trees were on sale lol#We do personal ornaments and let the kids hang their own so it’s not going to be winning any decorating awards or whatever#But it’s Christmas to me ❤️#Perfect
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WHAT KIND OF NPC ARE YOU
**•̩̩͙✩•̩̩͙*˚ & DASHBOARD FUN ; nahinu **•̩̩͙✩•̩̩͙*˚
GOOFY BUT WELL LOVED BARD ; you are here for a good time, dude, and the rest of us are right there with you ! you are very well liked — whether it be by the masses, or just by some odd party of adventurers who met you and immediately decided that you were their favorite person ever. you are very talented at a specific craft, and are either willing to forgo more traditional paths to pursue it or desperately want to. I feel like there's a good chance that for the sake of the plot and emotional poignancy, you might get killed off — but just know that it was done because of how much people love you. don't know how much of comfort that second half might bring, but do with this information what you will. if your storyteller decides that you do get to live a long and happy life (as you deserve), know that the resolution to your story and the knowledge that you get a happy ending is the thought that brings a sense of comfort and definitely a tear or two to the eyes of those who care about you the most.
stole this from @serpentongue, and feel free to snag it from me !
#dashboard fun ;#| a fleck of gold. a color rush. the music stops and the world erupts ; nahinu |#i not only condone this i endorse it#nahinu wins award for my most lovable oc#the judges involved were certainly not biased /lh /s#though she's not so much goofy as excitable but it's okay
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the perfect movie doesn’t exi-
🎀 Barbie’s Closet 🎀
#they need to win all the awards for best costume design and best set design#it's so aesthetically pleasing to see they actually built a set#and they even had matte painters just like the good old hollywood movies#i'm so glad this movie is popping with color unlike most of hollywood that seems to be grounded in gritty bleak realism these days#this movie is proof that we need color back!#we need to make movies like this again!#films#barbie doll#barbie (2023)#behind the scenes#costume design#scenic design
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