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yourdailyqueer · 12 days ago
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Zaachariaha Fielding
Gender: Male (he/she)
Sexuality: Queer
DOB: Born 1991
Ethnicity: Aboriginal Australian
Occupation: Singer, songwriter, reality star, artist
Note: Represented Australia in Eurovision 2024
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forever70s · 6 months ago
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David Gulpilil in "Storm Boy" (1976)
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hollie47 · 1 year ago
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Evie Cooper is very quickly becoming a new blorbo. I love the character and how much range she has. It's not every day there's a queer first nations woman on a show that bears the NCIS title made in Australia. As a queer first nations person of Australia Tuuli Narkle is the first person I've come across who I can look at and feel a sort of connection with.
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abwwia · 1 year ago
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Julie Dowling (b.1969) is an Indigenous Australian artist whose work, in a social realist style, deals with issues of Aboriginal identity. She identifies culturally and politically as a Badimaya First Nation woman. via Wikipedia
www.instagram.com/dr.juliedowling
www.juliedowling.net | @dr.juliedowling
Julie Dowling, Badimaya people, Self-portrait: in our country 2002, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, purchased 2002 © Julie Dowling/Copyright Agency, 2022
‘I am situated [in this painting] as a member of this group with time not separating our mutual connection to this Country.’ Julie Dowling, 2002
Source: Artist statement, 2002
Julie Dowling, ‘Self portrait: Black bird’, 2002, synthetic polymer paint, red ochre, glitter and metallic paint on canvas, 120 x 100cm. State Art Collection, Art Gallery of Western Australia, Gift of Brigitte Braun, 2017, © Julie Dowling / Copyright Agency.
Julie Dowling, Badimaya people, Black Madonna: Omega, 2004, synthetic polymer paint, red ochre, glitter and metallic paint on canvas, 120 x 100 cm, Art Gallery of Western Australia collection, Perth, image courtesy the artist and Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth © Julie Dowling
Julie DOWLING, Mary, 2001
Oil on linen, 150 x 120 cm
© Julie Dowling
My great grandmother’s portrait is shown in a heroic portrait tradition found in Europe and America. This picture is about my history as valid by using those styles honoured by Non-First Nation art critics and historians.
#JulieDowling #palianshow #womensart #artbywomen #artherstory #firstnation #AustralianArtist #indigenouspeople
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savage-kult-of-gorthaur · 1 month ago
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FILE UNDER: ABORIGINAL, INDIGENOUS, ABORIGINAL CULTURE, TRADITIONAL BODY PAINT, FEMININE BEAUTY, WHAT IS A WOMAN?
PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on a photoshoot of a beautiful young aboriginal/indigneous Australian woman in traditional face and body paint, undated. 📸: Elina Zolotareva/ Dreamstime.
Sources: https://depositphotos.com/photos/aboriginal-art.html, Dreamstime, various, etc...
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melaninnmagixc · 1 year ago
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northern-punk-lad · 1 year ago
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I only just heard about the Australian referendum results and my heart goes out to all the Indigenous Australian’s
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cripplerage · 1 year ago
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One time I went to an Indigenous focused doctors office and the doctor told me he wouldn't treat me because I'm too smelly.
Too bad there's no group of Indigenous people that could advise the government on how to assist Indigenous people in getting our needs met or anything...
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lavenderandpear · 1 month ago
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Baker Boy is sick! 🖤💛❤️🐨🦘
I also really love Xavier Rudd - his music is beautiful but also deeply spiritual. @pencildragons highly recommend him also. This song in particular is really great, but this whole album is spectacular.
bro i LOVE indigenous fusion music i love it when indigenous people take traditional practices and language and apply them in new cool ways i love the slow decay and decolonisation of the modern music industry
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areawest · 7 months ago
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afrotumble · 2 months ago
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STUDIO — SOMETHING ORIGINAL
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missmeryl92 · 24 days ago
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FYI
hey so when ur talking about omegaverse but espesh a/b/o yous need to leave the slashes in a/b/o if u have to use that term. bcos without the slashes, ur just putting a slur against my ppl (racists shorten the Aboriginal in Aboriginal Australians) all over my dash where i have to constantly see it and that fucking sucks, my guys
and i know most of yous didnt know this and thats fine! no need to apologise im not trying to make u feel bad, im just trying to navigate fandom and this website without being constantly exposed to a really awful racist slur
if u have to use that specific term, at least keep the slashes between the letters. it still sucks to see tho ngl. even better! stick to omegaverse or instead use aob (alpha-omega-beta) (imo its also nicer to pronounce; ay-oh-bee. ayo-bee)
anyway, pls spread awareness and (nicely) let ppl know when theyre using a racist slur for a fandom term
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autisticexpression2 · 7 months ago
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Seeing a lot of posts about the Palestinian flag, and it got me thinking about indigenous flags around the world.
Māori:
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Kalaallit Nunaat:
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Haudenosaunee
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Nunatsiavut:
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Australian Aboriginal:
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Torres Strait Islands:
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Rapa Nui:
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Kurdistan:
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Sami:
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Ainu:
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Of course, these are just a handful. May they all reclaim their stolen lands.
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triumph-of-adaptation · 5 months ago
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I know yall love quokkas but I feel like not enough people know that Rottnest Island / Wadjemup literally still has mass graves of Aboriginal men. The place is haunted af. 4000 Aboriginal men were imprisoned there and used for forced labour to build a prison. This went on for a century (1838-1931) and it’s still a painful history for a lot of Aboriginal people in Boorloo and across Western Australia. It’s literally on the Rottnest website. If you’re visiting for the cute quokkas just be respectful of the history.
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paulpingminho · 9 months ago
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nando161mando · 1 year ago
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This is the kind of free thinking Fascists want to crush.
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