#boricuan

[weirdalyankobitch]

Me and my (metaphorical) twin out being virgo hotties

[creatingblackcharacters]

Miles Morales from Spiderverse

Ooh being selfish, I wanna talk about this one. I assume you're asking about ATSV Miles Morales, based off the pictures. Which is fine, ITSV was peak. 10/10 no questions, Miles was amazing. Loved it.

For ATSV, I call Miles "Peak with critique" as one of my moots puts it. Miles' writing in ATSV is perfect. Like, he's wonderful, his narrative is wonderful, it became incredibly clear who the message was for, because those who didn't know showed it in their responses to the movie.

And that's where my critique comes in. It's not about Miles' writing itself, as it is I wish that ATSV had centered itself on Miles. That's where I feel like they let him down a little. This Afro-Boricuan boy who resembles and represents the Black and Brown kids who need to hear that while every room won't welcome them, that no matter how good they are and how much they have to offer this world will not value you, but that should not stop you from knowing your own value. That there WILL be people in the room who will get it and help you. That was so important.

And it centered half the movie on Gwen.

I know what people are gonna say. "It was such important trans rep! Movies can have multiple messages!" You're right! But I think the issue is that, they had to have known that the moment they did that, that white viewers- cis, trans, straight, queer, and everyone in between- was gonna take that opportunity to completely decenter and ignore the Black kid from his own story. They were going to do that, except for conveniently not the part about how every Black and Brown person, at least once in their life, is gonna have a white peer that they loved and trusted that is gonna let them the fuck down, either for their own benefit or for safety within the status quo. Because that was a message of intersection within Gwen's story that I rarely saw elaborated on within celebration of her transness.

I'm interested in seeing how the next movie handles this situation. Because in movie, it all made sense! And I hate the idea that it should have to spoon-feed that narrative to white viewers (and I've seen spoonfed racist narratives still not work on viewers, hi IWTV). So... We gone see.

[rottenpumpkin13]

I hereby now headcanon Zack as a fellow Boricuan. He’d be the guy to listen to some reguetón and immediately yell “wepa!”

Zack might be a Gongaga fellow, but his Boricuan blood shows 🇵🇷

Zack: "It's a really nice day out, pero it looks like va a llover. Ya comiste? I'm craving a burger, and estoy pensando en hacer que Angeal me lo pague, ya que he still owes me 10 gil."

Cloud, who understood about 10% of that sentence: "Gasolina."

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⸻ 　　GOTHBORICUA

pt: Gothboricua /end pt a boricuan exclusive gender where one is goth and boricua , being boricuan and being goth .

Tags : @radiomogai , @smilepilled Genderboricua by @love-letterworm No ID, help appreciated .

[love-letterworm]

( from left to right ) antillean manatee ; for when one presents masculine in any way . tody / san pedrito ; for when one presents feminine in any way . amieva ; for when one presents androgynous in any way . all of these terms are exclusive to puerto ricans / boricuans .

[ pt ] ( from left to right ) antillean manatee ; for when one presents masculine in any way . tody / san pedrito ; for when one presents feminine in any way . amieva ; for when one presents androgynous in any way . all of these terms are exclusive to puerto ricans / boricuans . [ end pt ]

tagging : @radiomogai

[ pt ] tagging : @ radiomogai [ end pt ]

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[seeyouinthespring]

every time i meet someone and i tell them im both boricuan and filipino they go oh

[imomnba-x07]

Ok I haven’t seen across the spider-verse yet, but I’ve been hearing all the rumors about the studios plans for a live action miles morales.

And I swear to god. Marvel. MARVEL HEAR ME ON THIS.

They have to cast someone Afro Latino, I really won’t settle for anything else. They already took America Chavez away from us (I have nothing against the current actress) and all I want is someone that looks like me in marvel. If it’s too hard then fine, He doesn’t necessarily have to be Puerto Rican (but my Boricuan heart would cry tears of joy is he was) but he HAS to be Afro Latino.

PS please stop fan casting light skin actors, cmon y’all :/

[gamerdraluc]

dancing sanhina aggie.io drawing with @boricuans ♥

[sagenfrom7-11]

10 Fandoms/ 10 Characters/ 10 Tags

tagged by: @ninjafrogofhnm

Highrollers Dnd - Reynard Ferehorn

2. Destiny - The Drifter

3. Baldurs Gate - Karlach

4. Cyberpunk - River Ward

5. Promare - Lio Fotia

6. The Adventure Zone - Lucretia

7. Final Fantasy 14 - Emet Selch

8. Bloodborne - Eileen the Crow

9. Devilman Crybaby - Ryo Asuka

10. Steven Universe - Greg Universe

i rotate them in my head like one of them rotisserie chickens.

@haptism, @freedom-fights-back, @nameless-gay, @boricuans you are summoned.

[lachispipreciosa]

✨Lemme introduce myself ✨

Hello, hello! Y’all can call me Chispi. I’d rather prefer to be told as (they/them), and a proud Boricuan!! 🇵🇷

*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•

When entering my blog, expect to see:

• Nintendo (other video games too)

• Disney

• Animation

• Movies in general

• And gifs. Reblogged gifs.

Aaaaand I also like to draw! (You can find all my art in the tag doodle under this post OR visit my side account dedicated to reblogged art from here @quesodudz

I post sometimes, so don’t expect a doodle in less than a second haha…

Tumblr Community? This one https://www.tumblr.com/join/BcqKqEnU

Anyways!!!

Thanks for stopping by and reading my silly introduction, I hope we can become friendly mutuals on this wacky place called Tumblr. ❤️💚

[wrinkly-fucking-qtip]

Weekly Tag Wednesday

thanks @mickeym4ndy for the tag 🫶🏻

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Name: Lindsay

Age: 22

Location: legs up my room sofa

If you could hang out with any cartoon character, who would you choose and why? Bokuto Koutaro from Haikyuu. I love him so much and that dude is just me fr if you even care. I'd say Mickey but I'd drive him nuts.

If you could bring back any fashion trend, what would it be? I genuinely don't keep up with fashion trends (mainly I don't remember them) but I am all for clothes that last. Please.

What sport would you compete in if you were in the Olympics? Weightlifting or Volleyball  

Which actor would you want to play you in the movie about your life? Lindsay Lohan, and I'm not thrilled about it. I don't need to explain the name, but I also looked a shit ton like her when little, and when I dyed my hair red for the first time, I looked like a carbon copy of her in Herbie.

If you were the captain of a pirate ship, what would be the name of your ship? Crisped Boricuans

If you could see one movie again for the first time, what would it be and why? Suddenly I forgot every movie I've seen. I'd say either Megamind, The Lion King, or Eight Below. Mostly Eight Below, the movie has very slow parts but fuck man, it always hits me in every emotional aspect. Dogs man, dogs. I named my first dog after the doggo protagonist.

What’s one thing on your bucket list that you really want to do?  I wanna go to a wolf conservation center or sanctuary, and I also wanna go to Omega Mart. I'm trying to aim for the least expensive lmao.

If you could have any animal, real or imaginary, as a pet, what would it be and why? A wolf, an owl, a cheetah, a fox, and a black bear.

If you could invent a holiday, what would it be, and how would people celebrate it? Country Stereotypes... Why? Sometimes you gotta loosen up, and wreck havoc. Everybody's gotta pass as a stereotype. It sounds horrible, ik, but stereotypes are there for a reason and sometimes they're true, speaking for us Hispanics or Latinos. I'd love to see that play out 💀

What’s the most interesting place you’ve ever visited in your country? For being such a small island, we have a massive rainforest called "El Yunque." That shit is wild. I'm sure there are far better places in Puerto Rico, but holy shit that place is a fantasy world.

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have no clue who to tag lmao so @thirstyvampyr @em-harlsnow @especially-fuk-u hi 🫶🏻 if y'all up for it!

[muskmelon-enjoyer-199x]

lesbian gay boricuan and transgender

[finishinglinepress]

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[sunflower-shell]

As a Boricua Indigenous woman, adding some more history, because usamericans never want to talk about us.

Borikén, colonially known as Puerto Rico, is an island archipelago in the Caribbean, and a US colony. It has 3.2 million people on it, and another 2 million+ in diaspora. The Taíno people that you mentioned? I'm one of them. Their land, our land, is Borikén.

Read about the paper genocide; about how they tried to erase our existence simply by rewriting us out of the census.

Read about Agüeybana II. How he performed the Guatiao ritual with Juan Ponce de León, and was betrayed. About the war of 1511.

Read about the Grito de Lares. Our first post-contact fight for independence, and how and why it didn't last.

Read about Pedro Albizu Campos and the independentist struggle. Read about how he was top of his class at Harvard Law, and the professors conspired to purposely hold him back so he wouldn't be able to give a valedictorian speech, because of colonial racism. How he led freedom struggles in Borikén and was imprisoned. How he was subjected to radiation experiments while in prison.

Read about the Carpetas. About how the FBI spied on over 100.000 of us. About the secret police, the monitoring, the families divided, the fear. It was one of the longest continuous targeted surveillance programs conducted on US citizens by their own government. They said it was to fight communism, but it was to stop us from becoming independent. Read about FUPI, and the two students killed, and the other one framed, in a bomb planted by an undercover police officer to discredit the movement.

Read about the Navy--Culebra protests. How your bombs were tested on our islands. How the US navy occupied our land, turned our beaches into shooting ranges, poisoned our soil, murdered civilians for protesting, killed the marine life, our kin, and starved us off our land. About how we fought to get them to leave, and how they agreed to, and two decades later they went back, to the island of vieques, and did it again. And then, 15 years later, they did it again.

Read about Mano Dura Contra El Crimen. About the police raids into overexploited, predominantly Black neighbourhoods, the caseríos. About the obscenity laws under which the reggaeton you covet and consume was born.

Read about the betrayal of the PROMESA bill. How it set up the Junta, the unelected colonial oversight board that closes our schools, slashes our pensions, denies us our healthcare. About the horrific mismanagement of the disasters that were to come. About Austerity.

Read about LUMA, the corporation that privatized our power grid under the auspices of the colonial government. About the blackouts.

Read about Hurricane María. About the houses without power, without water. About the potholes in the roads, the homes without roofs. The 4645 bodies, which the government lied about, and is still lying about. About the rivers choked with mud. The palm trees shredded to shrapnel. About the protests that ousted Ricky Rosselló. About perreo combativo, how our music is more than just entertainment. About the rage.

Guaka Taíno. Guaka Borincano. We are Taíno. We are Boricuan. We are Black, Latino, Indigenous. We are colonial subjects; exploited, murdered, sterilized, spied on, bombed, experimented on. Our land becomes your tax haven, our music becomes your sex fantasy, our beaches become your vacation spots, while the rents go up, and the power goes out, and fucking Jake Paul builds another mansion on our soil and americans privatize our beaches and our water and poison our wildlife and pretend we don't exist.

We are the oldest and most populous colony. We are the people of first contact; the descendants of the other side of the stories you tell about Columbus. We have a long history of resistance, and of oppression.

I could go on, but the rage and grief are getting to me. I'm tired of the ignorance. I'm tired of the microaggressions I'm tired of talking to americans and finding they know nothing of us, even though Bad Bunny is the most-streamed artist of the year on Spotify and reggaeton fills your sex playlists, even though rich americans are quietly taking over Ponce, even though there are over 2 million of us in your country because you drove us out of ours. The way that no one ever says the word "Taíno" when talking about Columbus. The way that conversations about U.S colonialism only make it as far as Hawai'i even though we're half the distance from the U.S and twice the size. How USAmericans don't know that we can't vote, even though we're citizens. How they don't know Puerto Rico from Portugal.

Remember us. Talk about us. Learn about us. Read about us. We're still here, and we're still fighting for no more yanquis on our fucking islands. Still fighting to not be called extinct.

Borikén libre.

i am reading this paper about all the bombs and missiles and other weapons the USA govt gives to Israel, because I am trying to understand why we are doing this, and it makes me sick at heart—all this money and advanced technology, all poured into blowing human beings up. "When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail"—how could billions and billions of dollars worth of the tools of violence NOT result in violence?

I don't feel any closer to understanding what is happening in terms of how it connects to concrete reasons in people's heads. The connection between giving a government billions of dollars in weapons and that government solving all of its problems with extreme violence seems very clear though.

USA policies toward the rest of the world keep being like "Yeah, we want to promote peace, but, like, this group of people is SO uniquely threatening and unreceptive to normal propositions of peace that we HAVE to wage endless war against them and commit atrocities." First it was "Japan will never surrender so we HAVE to nuke civilians," then it was Communists, then it was Terrorists, but it's the same thing.

I don't remember the world before 9/11, but I can look at and listen to art and music from before 9/11, and it seems like something terrible happened in USA culture, where once there was a strong "anti-war" sentiment and understanding of what war does to people, but within my lifetime, it's like no one has the audacity to imagine a world where endless war isn't "necessary." In high school my class mates were talking about seeing videos online of ISIS sawing peoples heads off and that was basically all I knew about "what was happening in the Middle East."

Does anybody even think about why peace signs are part of the 60's "aesthetic?"

I don't have any conclusion here. Have we lost the power to imagine anything different?

[francicide]

⸻ 　　WINTERBORICUA + SUMMERBORICUA

pt: Winteboricua + Summerboricua /end pt a boricuan exclusive gender where one is a winter / summer themed borician , being boricuan and being connected to winter / summer .

Tags : @radiomogai , @smilepilled Genderboricua by @love-letterworm No ID, help appreciated .

[love-letterworm]

genderboricua ; a boricuan exclusive gender system where one is [ x ] and boricua , [ x ] themed borician , being boricuan and being connected to [ x ] .

tagging : @francicide , @radiomogai , @rwuffles , @smilepilled , @sylviestial , @wilted-blades , @jiiamp

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