#maori women

[autoeroticalgolania]

Maori women with Moko kauae

 {received by women on their lips and chin. A moko kauae represents a woman's whānau and leadership within her community, recognising her whakapapa, status, and abilities. It is a traditional taonga passed down over many generations from the ancestress Niwareka.}

[bodymodificationnation]

Moko kauae by lance_ngata

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[abwwia]

Maori woman and child, 1900, New Zealand, by Frances Hodgkins. Gift of the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, 1936. Te Papa (1936-0012-62)

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[throughtheages]

Māori woman, Mrs. Rabone, in 1870.

[diioonysus]

moko kauae in vintage photos

[jadeseadragon]

Catherine Marion, Huia and Chrysanthemum

[postcard-from-the-past]

Maori women from New Zealand

British vintage postcard

[bodymodificationnation]

Moko kauae by lance_ngata

[nonasemporium]

points at how john interacts with, talks about, and even resurrected g1deon

points at how john engages with augustine in comparison to both g1deon and mercy (will get more into in just a second)

points at how ianthe sought power in her relationship to john by shifting to a more masculine presentation, when before she had a relatively feminine presentation

points at how john seems to take some extra joy out of both shaping alecto into the appearance of a white woman and also how he seems to feel a very specific facet of power in how he engages with mercy, who is also presumably a white woman

points at the concept that if pyrrha WAS a white woman there's a very specific exchange in how john perceives and engages with her relationship to g1deon

points at how cavaliers are repeatedly referred to, in some way, as largely darker in skin-tone than the necromancers AND how they're constantly described with/compared to beasts in some sense

points at how john is fixated on the roman empire and also catholocism

points at actual catholicism (and the history it has with race and colorism)

now.

is it hard to see how colorism is also a possible read into his character

[mindsynthcreations]

The maori

[nickysfacts]

The Moko Kauae, a mark of empowerment by promoting are individuality!

🖤🤍❤️

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