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MALCOM?!??!?!?!?!?!?

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i gotta ask,,, how does kinger know abt the gastral giveaway?

He saw it in a vision one night after eating two spoons of gravel.

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Give the greats their flowers

Art from Jay Sims via Facebook.

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Aaron Pierre - Associated Press 2024

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arrowfamily ASSEMBLE Green Arrow #12 by Joshua Williamson and Sean Izaakse

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Anyways, what are y'all doing to be more revolutionary?

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MLK Day

On this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we take a moment to reflect on the individuals who have fought for and continue to advocate for civil rights and present two letterpress broadsides printed by Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design students in 2010. 

The collection is entitled Everyday Prophets and explores quotes by notable Black activists and artists; Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, James Baldwin, and Bob Marley. The first broadside printed by Patrick Sharrow examines the ideological tensions between contemporaries Malcolm X and MLK who both sought racial justice but proposed very different routes to get there. Andrea Bartley’s broadside takes a more philosophical perspective featuring quotes from all four visionaries. Bartley’s text is printed over (a hard to digitally capture) embossing of ‘LOVE’. 

View our other MLK Day posts.

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The poetic justice of inauguration day falling on MLK day

This blog was never meant to become political but I feel like as times goes on, needs change and this needs to be said.

I took a few days to soak in the events of Monday as well as the following days… it feels overwhelming how much is happening in such a small amount of days but I thought I’d share some hope and a new perspective 🩷

I know it feels like Trump desecrated this year’s Martin Luther King Jr.’s Day, and it feels like the hope we had for the next 4 years and beyond is quickly being replaced by fear and despair, but I don’t think that’s true. I see this conjunction between the inauguration and MLK day as a foreshadowing of something greater.

A foreshadowing of the future that MLK jr. had for our world, coming into fruition. On Monday, I celebrated it as MLK day and only MLK day. Tuesday was when I looked into all the news of the inauguration, and what followed, because I knew on that day, Martin Luther King Jr. was looking over us and rededicating his message to all of us. Asking us to hear his hopes and visions for a better, equal, and harmonious future, asking us to remember our duties as people all around the world, not just in America. Asking us to do what is necessary of us and to hold onto hope, instead of wallowing in self pity and despair or mass hysteria.

He had a dream and a mission to create a just and equal world, not just a country, where people would be accepted and respected no matter their skin’s color or religion dividing us. Today, this dream lives on in me and you, and in his descendants.

Martin Luther King III shared in an interview published on USA Today on January 19, 2025, “The hope is that people double down and rededicate themselves toward the work…This is really about being engaged to finish the work that he and my mom and so many others started. Yet they are greater challenges, in a real sense, because we as a nation are at loggerheads in relationship to division. We always want to exhibit an opportunity for people to come together.”

And Arndrea Waters King, his wife, said: “We have to keep going… The truth is we don't have the luxury of giving up or giving out.”

I’ve been feeling since the morning after election day {Nov. 7, 2024} that this is happening for a reason. The reason Trump won the election, the spiritual reason behind it, was to unite us together.

We are not meant to be divided, in division we’re easier to conquer, united we are stronger.

A lot of people are giving into hysteria and fueling fear but we can’t function and move forward in the way we need to if we are living and acting from a place of panic.

We do not need to do much, we don’t need to be violent to get our voices heard and dreams for the future established, {if you resonate more with Malcolm X than MLK, I understand, I just have never been one to resort to ‘whatever means necessary’, yet.} All we need to do right now is unite. Come together and let our peaceful rebellions be enough.

There’s companies we can boycott, for putting their money towards funding Trump’s campaign, there are apps we can delete and other apps we can flock to. There are books we can purchase to educate ourselves and there are other news outlets from outside America that we can gather information from in order to stay alert and objective on what is happening.

Get to know your neighbors, meet up at libraries to organize peaceful protests, and as easy as it is to turn to hatred and bitterness, please remember a time when you were once ignorant to the injustices of the world. Have compassion for the blind Trump supporters and the Christians with closed minds. They are not the enemy, but instead allies waiting to be awoken. It’s time we set our differences aside and work together for the future we know is possible, although with a challenging road to get there.

Trump will not win, he may have won the battle but the war is ours 🩷

I’ll leave you with this excerpt from Martin Luther King Jr’s. “I Have a Dream” speech 🩷

“Let us not wallow in the valley of despair, I say to you today, my friends. So even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.” …

“I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. I have a dream today.” …

“And when this happens, and when we allow freedom ring, when we let it ring from every village and every hamlet, from every state and every city, we will be able to speed up that day when all of God's children, Black men and white men, Jews and Gentiles, Protestants and Catholics, will be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old Negro spiritual: Free at last. Free at last. Thank God almighty, we are free at last.”

With Love, Astrid 🩷✨

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it's funny to read a book by malcom folley (author of the prost vs senna book) bc he's like "okay I know that this book is technically about the monaco grand prix and its history but let me tell you about prost and senna for a bunch of chapters. I promise it's relevant you guys. look at their toxic relationship" and i'm like yes king I will be looking!!

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okay sorry one more

viserys (jaes older brother) was tortured to death under maegors orders. viserys (jaes first grandson) claims balerion. maegors dragon.

like i cannnoootttt image jae was happy about this. that even if he managed to get past the name thing he wouldve liked vis after this.

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Graphic Design by J. Slayer. CC: David Young Jr. via Facebook.

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