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Kevin Siembieda & Sean Roberson, TMNT, Atlantis, Yin-Sloth, etc.

Kevin Siembieda and Sean Owen Roberson join us to give a status of the 🐢 TMNT & Other Strangeness (Redux) Kickstarter and to show off some new art; tease us with information on ☃️ Rifts World Book 37: Atlantis, 🦧 Yin-Sloth Expeditions for Palladium Fantasy; educate us with some 🪄 Techno-Wizard advice for Rifts, and so much more!  It was a fun time for everyone. #palladiumbooks #rifts #ttrpg #rpg

Palladium Fantasy 2E Rifts Ultimate Edition Kevin Siembieda and Sean Owen Roberson join us to give a status of the TMNT & Other Strangeness (Redux) Kickstarter and to show off some new art; tease us with information on Rifts World Book 37: Atlantis, Yin-Sloth Expeditions for Palladium Fantasy; educate us with some Techno-Wizard advice for Rifts, and so much more!  It was a fun time for…

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**Shots of the Episode**

The Gilded Age (2022)

Season 2, Episode 6: “Warning Shots” (2023) Director: Crystle Roberson Cinematographer: Lula Carvalho

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31 Days of Horror 2024: Day 21 - It's Just a Game Show & Little Curl

It's Just a Game Show

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Written by: Sean Roberson

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Little Curl

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Written by: Deirdre Coles and Narrated by: Nichole Goodnight

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Support the show at patreon.com/creepypod

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Sound design by: Pacific Obadiah

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Title music by: Alex Aldea

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Comics read this past week:

Marvel Comics:

The Avengers (2017) #1.1-5.1

These issues were published across November 2016 to March 2017.

All were written by Mark Waid, penciled by Barry Kitson, and inked by Mark Farmer. But issue #5.1 was penciled with Mark Bagley, Sean Izaakse, and Ro Stein. Issue #3.1 was inked with Barry Kitson and Rafael Fonteriz. Issue #4.1 was inked by Mark Farmer with Rafael Fonteriz and Wil Quintana. And issue #5.1 was inked with Scott Hanna, Mike Perkins, Ted Brandt, Sean Izaakse, and Drew Hennessy. Issue #3.1 was also colored by Wil Quintana. And issues #4.1-5.1 were colored with Matt Yackey and Wil Quintana. All were 20 pages.

Note: I only read the issues with decimals, which told a story set in the early days of the Cap’s Quartet era of Avengers. I didn’t read the whole number issues, which were set in the Avengers’ present.

Age of Ultron vs. Marvel Zombies (2015) #1-4

These issues were published across June 2015 to September 2015. All were written by James Robinson. Issue #1 was half drawn by Steve Pugh and colored by Jim Charalampidis, and half drawn by Ron Garney and colored by Matt Milla. Issue #2 was partially drawn by Steve Pugh and colored by Jim Charalampidis, and partially penciled by Tom Grummett, inked by Andrew Hennessy, and colored by Jesus Aburtov. Issue #3 was drawn by Steve Pugh and colored by Jim Charalampidis. And #4 was partially drawn by Steve Pugh and colored by Jim Charalampidis, and partially drawn by Paul Rivoche and colored by John Rauch. Issue #1 was 21 pages, and issues #2-3 were 20 pages.

Concert of Champions (2025) #1

This issue was published in April 2025. It was drawn by Rafael Loureiro and Rauirí Coleman. And it was colored by Yen Nitro and Fer Sifuentes-Sujo. It was 25 pages.

Iron Man (2020) Annual #1

This issue was published in June 2021. The main was written by Jed Mackay, drawn by Ibraim Roberson, and colored by Rachelle Rosenberg. It was 25 pages.

This issue also contained a 5-page back-up story about Nick Fury Jr. It was written by Jed Mackay and drawn (including colored) by Juan Ferreyra.

DC Comics:

Batman/Superman: World’s Finest (2022) #1-19

These issues were published across March 2022 to September 2023. All were written by Mark Waid. And issues #1-5 and #7-11 and #13-17 were drawn by Dan Mora. Issues #6 and #18-19 were drawn by Travis Moore. And issue #12 was penciled by Emmanuel Lulacchino and inked by Wade von Grawbadger and Norm Rapmund. All were colored by Tamra Bonvillain. Issue #1 was 32 pages, issues #2-7 and #9 and #11-19 were 22 pages, issue #8 was 23 pages, issue #10 was 21 pages.

Action Comics (2011) #1-8

These issues were published across September 2011 to April 2012.

All the main stories were written by Grant Morrison. Issues #1, 13 pages of issue #3, issue #4, issue #7, and 23 pages of issue #8 were penciled by Rags Morales and inked by Rick Bryant, except that Sean Parsons also worked on the inking of issue #4. Fifteen pages of issue #2 were actually fully drawn by Rags Morales, and the other 5 were drawn by Rick Bryant. The other 7 pages of issue #3 were drawn by Gene Ha. Issues #5-6 were penciled by Andy Kubert, with issue #5 inked by Jesse Delperdang and issue #6 inked by John Dell. The other 7 pages of issue #8 were penciled by Brad Walker and inked by Bob McLeod. All of these main stories were colored by Brad Anderson, except for Gene Ha’s 7 pages of issue #3, which were colored by Art Lyon, and that David Curiel also worked on the coloring of issue #8. The main story in issue #1 was 29 pages, issues #2-7 were 20 pages, and issue #8 was 30 pages.

Some issues also had back-up stories, all of which 8 pages and were written by Sholly Fisch. Issue #4’s and #7’s were about John Henry Irons, and both were drawn by Brad Walker and colored by Jay David Ramos, except that the back-up story in issue #7 was colored with David Curiel. Issue #5’s and #6’s were about Joseph and Martha Kent before they found Clark and Clark’s upbringing, respectively, and both were drawn by ChrisCross and colored by José Villarrubia.

the Superboy stories in Adventure Comics (2009) #0-6

These issues were published across February 2009 to January 2010.

For the storyline about Conner Kent living in Smallville, all were written by Geoff Johns and drawn by Francis Manapul. Issue #0 contained a 6-page story, issue #1 a 22-page story, issues #2-3 has 20-page stories, issue #5 a 10-page story, and issue #6 a 30-page story.

There was also a storyline about Superboy prime, which was written by Geoff Johns and Sterling Gates and penciled by Jerry Ordway. Both parts, in issues #4-5, were 20 pages. They were inked by Bob Wiacek, except that Jerry Ordway also worked on the inking of the part in issue #5.

All of this was colored by Brian Buccellato.

I skipped the stories about the Legion of Super-Heroes.

Superman: The Last Days of Lex Luthor (2023) #1-2

Issue #1 was published in July 2023 and issue #2 was published in March 2025. They were written by Mark Waid, penciled by Bryan Hitch, inked by Kevin Nowlan, and colored by David Baron. Both were 46 pages.

[michaelcosio]

In Loving Memory Of the Fallen

This memorial is dedicated to the courage and honor of our fallen teammates. Their dedication and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Here are the names of our fallen. Each name is accompanied by a page dedicated to honoring and remembering them, where photos or stories can be shared.

* Indicates those who are the Original 43

January

Casey Casavant (Rooster)*

Steve Gernet (G-Man)*

Ron Johnson (Cat Daddy)*

Arthur Laguna (Art)*

Shane Stansfield (War Baby)*

Jerome McCauley (Jerry)*

Matt Fineran*

Walter Fisher*

William Reid Ray (Billy)

Sean Hawkins (Hawk)

James Patrick Flynn (Seven)

Dean Leon Silva (Windex)

Christopher P. Gaffney

February

Nicholas W. Leotti*

Michael McInnis (Mac)

Jim Grey (Mammal)

Lance Warren (#1 Dad)

Cory Gene Wainscott

Lee Eric Martin (Biggin)

Keith Jorgensen (Snake Doctor)

Tommy Lopez

Jeffrey Keith Reynolds (Festus)

Richard Garcia (Witch Doctor)

Charles Hughes (Hugo)

Glen Wenzel

March

Wesley John Kealoha Batlona (Wes)*

Stephen Scotten Helvenston (Scott)*

Mike Teague (Iron Mike)*

Jerko Gerald Zovko (Jerry)*

Bruce T Durr (Bee)*

James Cantrell (Tracker)*

Stuart Rice

William Posch

Michael Tharp

April

Peter Goodfellow (Dingo)*

Robert Gore (Jason)*

Curtis Hundley (Sparky)*

Steven McGovern*

Jason Obert*

David Patterson (Mike)*

Luke Petrik (Black Diamond)*

Eric Smith*

Patrick Waterbury (Stazi)

Craig Fuller (Firecracker)*

Norman Spruill (Old School)

Abraham Bronn

Scott Sandefer (Sandman)

May

Thomas Jaichner (Bama)*

Thomas Capel (Grundle)

Brandon Teague

Steven Powell (Junior)

June

Richard Bruce (Kato)*

Krzysztof Kaskos*

Jarrod Little*

Christopher Neidrich*

Artur Zukowski*

David Olinger (Dave-O)

Joshua Hernandez (Pedro)*

Corey Meile (Olaf)

William Larson (Gunz)

July

William Hinchman (Sonny)*

Roland Tressler (Johny Quest)*

Michael Sacks (Max)*

Cory Gray

Antouine Castenada (Lips)

Sean Barton (Taxi)

Duane Xanders

Bart Baker

August

Charles Geisler (Bullfrog)

Philip VanDyke

William Woods (Brian)*

Joseph Bixler (Bix)

Michael Oyer

Roger Abshire (Nitro)

Christopher Hartsock

Mike Hawley (Mike)

September

David Shepherd (Chief)*

Stephen Sullivan*

Peter Tocci (Bear)*

Kenneth Webb (2B)*

Jack McCracken (Stagger)

Atom Ziniewicz

Carlos Guerrero (Tony)

Alan Nowak

Robert Schierenberg

Chad Burke

October

Rod Richardson (K2)*

Thomas Capel (Grundle)

Brandon Teague

Steven Powell (Junior)

Eric Chapa

Nickolaus Dillon

Jordan Pyle

November

David Randolph*

Noel English*

Loren Hammer (Butch)*

Melin Rowe*

David Laconte

Thomas Mitchell

Christopher Coene (Superfly)

Steven White (Blanco)

Raymond Tanner

December

Dane Paresi*

Scott Roberson*

Jeremy Wise*

Scott Brachmann (Mongo)

Ken Bell (Thumper)

Christopher Shellhamer

James Parker Jr. (Doc)

Sean Bowles (Rock Ape)

Terrance Cullinan

Jason Terrell (Turbo)

Col George Smith (Doc Smith)

Willard Baber (Buddy)

Blackwater Memorial Alumni Association is a registered 501 (c)3 Non-Profit Organization

© 2023 by Blackwater Memorial Alumni Association

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[beyoncesdancers]

Dancers: Tacir (@tacir.r) and Anthony Marquis (@anthonymarquis_). Choreography and video by Sean Bankhead (@itsbankhead)

[legionofmyth]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles & Other Strangeness - [Pt. 3/5] - Kevin Siembieda & Sean Roberson

[Part 3/5] 🐢 Dive into the world of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles & Other Strangeness with Kevin Siembieda and Sean Roberson! 🎉 Join the conversation on the epic TMNT RPG revival. 📽️ Don't miss it! #TMNTRPG #TabletopGaming #RPGRevival #TMNTKickstarter

[Part 3/5] Get ready to embark on an epic nostalgia trip with the all-new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles & Other Strangeness Kickstarter by Palladium Books! Dive into the world of these iconic heroes with two deluxe hardcover collections, beautifully remastered in full color. Kevin Eastman, the co-creator of TMNT, graces us with a stunning painted cover, while exclusive bonus content offers…

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Comics this week (5/12/2021)?

comics-and-videogames said: This week's comics (asking now cause it's around the time you said you'd have them if not disregard)

Anonymous said: Comics this week? (05/10/2021)

Just under the wire before the new batch:

Spider-Man: Spider’s Shadow #2: Not exactly another Life Story in the making, but this does seem to be the closest we’ll ever get to a Spider-Man Kills The Marvel Universe, and I don’t know that there’s any other team I’d trust more with that.

X-Corp #1: Wow, so it turns out it’s really hard to do what Hickman does if you’re not Hickman, huh. Frankly this kinda sucked all on its own merits, but no overlooking the disparity.

Guardians of the Galaxy #14: Oh my god we already knew Ewing writes peak Doom shit but guys this is SUCH peak Doom shit.

Heroes Reborn: Hyperion & The Imperial Guard #1: Not quite as good as it was clever, but still a solidly fun little jaunt and I’ll keep an eye open for Ryan Cady’s name in the future.

Heroes Reborn #2: Aaron’s “it’s dumb and bad but I like it” Avengers approach applied to writing the high-concept adventures of dickhead Superman? You know I was all about this.

Project Patron #2: Not as propulsive as the first issue, but still a really solid read and setting up exciting things to come.

Proctor Valley Road #3: Still pretty good but I am completely thrown by how quickly and entirely Morrison abandoned the relative realism they were handling the dialogue with in the first issue.

Ice Cream Man #24: It’s a familiar schtick at this point, but still a good one.

Barbalien: Red Planet: I’d been hearing effusive praise about this mini for as long as it was coming out and was looking forward to it finally arriving in trade, and I can’t say I was disappointed. Obviously it looks good as hell with Gabriel Walta drawing it, and Tate Brombal does some really good “superhero as metaphor” work by having the layer of fantasy not over the subject itself - in this case the AIDS crisis and cop violence against the queer community - but how the central figure engages with it. An easy recommendation if you might otherwise be on the fence.

DC Festival of Heroes: The Asian Superhero Celebration #1: Aside from the eponymous ‘Festival of Heroes’ entry everything in here ranges from solid to really good, definitely among the winners of DC’s anthologies over the past few years and I’m looking forward to the apparent Monkey Prince book in the works.

Superman #31: The substitution of Godlewski with Norm Rapmund threw me in a way that artistic switches rarely do, but this is still a really solid issue and I’m kicking myself for only just now realizing the metaphor with a story about Clark and Jon struggling with legacy having them literally fight a gigantic shadow that makes vessels of whoever it’s cast upon. These Tales of Metropolis backups though...folks, I stood up for Sean Lewis with his Future State work, but it’s starting to look like we may have dodged a bullet that he didn’t get a more prominent place in the line.

Wonder Woman #772: Continuing to really dig this! Just don’t understand how this team’s Future State story sucked so bad, because this has been a hoot and now it’s grappling with larger ideas regarding Diana really well. Hope it continues on this trajectory, for now just happy that we’re finally getting fun Wonder Woman comics.

RWBY/Justice League (digital) #9: So it IS multiverse-related, which makes me much more curious how this is going to end up. Glad the next installment will apparently be the ‘everybody sits down and talks’ material that’s all I’ve really wanted from this story since it was announced.

Justice League: Last Ride #1: Not all you want it to be, but in ways I’m not sure can really be called its fault? It was written and formatted as a digital-first book but for some reason didn’t end up one so it stutters awkwardly back to life after a clean breaking point halfway through, and with all due respect to Miguel Mendonca who does a fine job here, if you’re doing a prestige-ey continuity-free kinda grungy Final Justice League Story mini and have Darick Roberson on the covers, it’s gonna be frustrating to not also have him on the interiors. It’s still a solid read and Zdarsky clearly gets Clark in particular in a big way, it’s just hard thus far not to imagine a better version of it.

Batman: Urban Legends #3: Zdarsky writes such a good Batman, god. The Shiva story was decent, I’m hoping the presumed upcoming Brandon Thomas Outsiders book is more of a piece with his Future State feature for them than this, and the Grifter stuff is still decent trashy fun.

The Joker #3: Still a great Gordon book, but arguably more importantly given the title this is the first time Tynion’s done a truly great Joker moment.

Rorschach #8: A book I continue to like.

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Day 16 - The 18th Floor & Friedman's Folly

The 18th Floor

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Written by: Sean Roberson and Narrated by: Nate DuFort

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Bonus episode: "Friedman's Folly" Written by: Gordon Linzer

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Sound design by: Pacific Obadiah

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Title music by: Alex Aldea

[clouds-of-reverie]

normani: fat tuesday ⚜️ this is really what our lunch breaks look like

[brwnxprincess]

Kisses to the sky for Emmet Till, George Floyd, Ahmaud Aubrey, Breonna Taylor, Tamir Rice, Dontre Hamilton, Michael Brown, Eric Garner, John Crawford III, Ezel Ford, Dante Parker, Tanisha Anderson, Akai Gurlery, Rumain Brisbon, Jerame Reid, Tony Robison, Phillip White, Eric Harris, Walter Scott, Freddie Gray, Sean Reed, Steven Demarco Taylor, Ariane McCree, Terrance Franklin, Miles Hall, Jamee Johnson, Antwon Rose, Stephon Clark, Yassin Mohamed, Finan H Berhe, Darius Tarver, William Green, Kwame “KK” Jones, De’von Bailey, Christopher Whitfield, Anthony Hill, Eric Logan, Jamarion Robinson, Gregory Hill Jr, JaQuavion Slaton, Ryan Twyman, Brandon Webber, Jimmy Atchison, Willie McCoy, Emantic “EJ” Fitzgerald Bradford Jr, D’ettrick Griffin, Jemel Roberson, DeAndre Ballard, Botham Shem Jean, Robert Lawrence White, Anthony Lamar Smith, Ramarley Graham, Manuel Loggins Jr., Trayvon Martin, Wendell Allen, Kendrec McDade, Larry Jackson Jr, Jonathan Ferrell, Jordan Baker, Victor White III, Ezell Ford, Kajieme Powell, Lacquan Mcdonald, Charly Keunang, Tony Robinson, Walter Scott, Freddie Gray, Brendon Glenn, Samuel DuBose, Christian Taylor, Jamar Clark, Mario Woods, Gregory Gunn, Akiel Denkins,Terrence Sterling, Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, Terence Crutcher, Keith Lamont Scott, Alfred Olango, Jordan Edwards, Danny Ray Thomas, DeJuan Guillory, Patrick Harmon, Jonathan Hart, Maurice Granton, Julius Johnson, Michael Dean, Jamee Johnson, Mike Brown, Amadou Diablo, Oscar Grant, Jon Ferrel, Alan Blueford, Chavis Carter, Sean Bell, Tim Stansbury, Ramarley Graham, Dane Scott, Patrick Dorismond, Wendell Allen, Victor Steen, Kendrec McDade, Kimane Gray, Armand Bennett, Derrick Williams, Ousmane Zongo, Rayshard Brooks, Elijah Mcclain, Regis Korchinski-Paquet, Tony McDade, Joāo Pedro, Oluwatoyin (Toyin) Salau, Robert Fuller, Malcolm Harsch Na'Kia Crawford. Kisses to the sky who haven’t been mentioned, who I’ve failed to include in the long and on-going list. 

Kisses to the sky to every person who experienced and suffered at the hands of the systems that have been enforced within society. To every baby and woman failed by the medical system. To every person who was trafficked and stripped of their humanity at the hands of powerful individuals. To every life lost due to the governments around the world’s lack of care and evil actions. 

To every angel mentioned in the last two paragraphs and the many more unnamed, I’m so sorry, we failed you. We’re working on doing better and being better. We will get there. Your cries aren’t unheard, your beauty isn’t unseen. You did not die in vain. You deserved better. You deserved better. We’re fighting for you and we’re not letting up. 

Kisses to the sky for all my Angels. I feel you all right here beside me, everywhere I go. Keep on watching over me and the whānau. Everything I do is in honour of all that you all were. Beyond blessed to have known you all in this lifetime. 

[a-dumb-bitch-apparently]

I'm so fucking angry

I'm 16, so I can't vote

I'm living in my parents' house, so I can't go out and protest

I have signed so many petitions, but I still feel like I should be doing more

I just learned about the steps to fascism in school, and I see the signs

I can't tell my parents this is happening because it's "fake news"

My healthcare rights as a trans person just got taken away, but "just stop being trans it won't affect you"

I want to take a bigger stand on social issues happening, but I can't

The only fucking things I can do is try and help save the fucking bees, because that's not a matter of human rights so for some fucking reason I'm allowed to talk about it without getting yelled at

https://blacklivesmatter.com/petitions/

So go and sign some of those petitions maybe?

I'm so fucking sorry to everyone that has to deal with this first hand, but I know that the most important thing for me right now is staying alive so I can help make more changes later

EMMETT TILL - MEDGAR EVERS - GEORGE JUNIUS STINNEY JR. - DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR - HENRY SMITH - JOHN CRAWFORD III - MICHAEL BROWN - EZELL FORD - DANTE PARKER - MICHELLE CUSSEAUX - MARY TURNER - LAQUAN MCDONALD - MALCOLM X - TANISHA ANDERSON - AKAI GURLEY - TAMIR RICE - RUMAIN BRISBON - JERAME REID - MATTHEW AJIBADE - JAMES N. POWELL JR. - FRANK SMART - ERNEST LACY - NATASHA MCKENNA - TONY ROBINSON - ANTHONY HILL - MYA HALL - PHILLIP WHITE - ERIC HARRIS - WALTER SCOTT - WILLIAM CHAPMAN II - ALEXIA CHRISTIAN - BRENDON GLENN - VICTOR MANUEL LAROSA - JONATHAN SANDERS - FREDDIE CARLOS GRAY JR. - JOSEPH MANN - SALVADO ELLSWOOD - SANDRA BLAND - ALBERT JOSEPH DAVIS - DARRIUS STEWART - BILLY RAY DAVIS - SAMUEL DUBOSE - MICHAEL SABBIE - BRIAN KEITH DAY - CHRISTIAN TAYLOR - TROY ROBINSON - ASSHAMS PHAROAH MANLEY - MICHAEL STEWART - FELIX KUMI - KEITH HARRISON MCLEOD - JUNIOR PROSPER - LAMONTEZ JONES - PATERSON BROWN - DOMINIC HUTCHINSON - ANTHONY ASHFORD - ALONZO SMITH - TYREE CRAWFORD - INDIA KAGER - LA?VANTE BIGGS - MICHAEL LEE MARSHALL - JAMAR CLARK - RICHARD PERKINS - PHILLIP PANNELL - NATHANIEL HARRIS PICKETT - BENNI LEE TIGNOR - MIGUEL ESPINAL - MICHAEL NOEL - KEVIN MATTHEWS - BETTIE JONES - QUINTONIO LEGRIER - KEITH CHILDRESS JR. - JANET WILSON - RANDY NELSON - ANTRONIE SCOTT - WENDELL CELESTINE - DAVID JOSEPH - CALIN ROQUEMORE - DYZHAWN PERKINS - CHRISTOPHER DAVIS - MARCO LOUD - JAMES BYRD JR. - PETER GAINES - TORREY ROBINSON - DARIUS ROBINSON - KEVIN HICKS - MARY TRUXILLO - DEMARCUS SEMER - AMADOU DIALLO - WILLIE TILLMAN - TERRILL THOMAS - DEMETRIUS DUBOSE - ALTON STERLING - PHILANDO CASTILE - TERENCE CRUTCHER - PAUL O?NEAL - ALTERIA WOODS - BOBBY RUSS - JORDAN EDWARDS - AARON BAILEY - RONELL FOSTER - STEPHON CLARK - COREY CARTER - ANTWON ROSE II - TAYLER ROCK - MALICE GREEN - RAMARLEY GRAHAM - ELIJAH MCCLAIN - AIYANA STANLEY JONES - BOTHAM JEAN - PAMELA TURNER - DOMINIQUE CLAYTON - SEAN BELL - ATATIANA JEFFERSON - JEMEL ROBERSON - JAMES LEE ALEXANDER - RYAN MATTHEW SMITH - DERRICK AMBROSE JR. - ADDIE MAE COLLINS - CAROL DENISE MCNAIR - CAROLE ROBERTSON - CYNTHIA WESLEY - NICHOLAS HEYWARD JR. - CHRISTOPHER WHITFIELD - WILLIE MCCOY - VICTOR WHITE III - MARCUS DEON SMITH - CHAVIS CARTER - MARTIN LEE ANDERSON - CHRISTOPHER MCCORVEY - BRADLEY BLACKSHIRE - TIMOTHY THOMAS - REGINALD DOUCET JR. - DANROY "DJ" HENRY JR. - KARVAS GAMBLE JR. - ERIC REASON - KORRYN GAINES - REKIA BOYD - KIONTE SPENCER - DARIUS TARVER - WAYNE ARNOLD JONES - MANUEL ELLIS - VICTOR DUFFY JR. - KOBE DIMOCK-HEISLER - CLINTON R. ALLEN - DONTRE HAMILTON - TIMOTHY CAUGHMAN - SYLVILLE SMITH - COREY JONES - TYRE KING - ERIC GARNER - MILES HALL - KENDRICK JOHNSON - CHARLEENA LYLES - MICHAEL LORENZO DEAN - TRAYVON MARTIN - RENISHA MCBRIDE - KIMONI DAVIS - KIWANE CARRINGTON - OSCAR GRANT III - BREONNA TAYLOR - KALIEF BROWDER - DARRIEN HUNT - TROY HODGE - WILLIAM GREEN - AHMAUD ARBERY - DION JOHNSON - TONY MCDADE - ANDREW KEARSE - JAMEL FLOYD - GEORGE FLOYD - RAYSHARD BROOKS - ITALIA MARIE KELLY - DAVID MCATEE - CHRIS BEATY

I got this list from

I'm so fucking sorry to every single one of you

I'll make sure things change, or die trying

I promise

[twilightcomet]

Drawing and message in support of Black Lives Matter from 2nd July

The images containing only text read:

“I am not Black.  It is not my place to speak on behalf of the Black community. Instead, I urge that you listen to the voices of the Black community / BIPOC / BAME communities and educate yourself on instances of systemic racism and police brutality.

Nobody said your life doesn’t matter. But all lives can’t matter until Black lives matter. Yes, everyone’s life should matter. Then start working towards that being true! Don’t make excuses. Actions speak louder than words. Speak out against injustice whenever you can.

Here’s some resources where you can find out more:

-> ally.wiki is a document that contains links to many petitions, places to donate, how to contact officials, and where you can go to further educate yourself

- > impact.crd.co contains links with info relating to BLM as well as other global issues that you should know about” (end of text slide 1)

“Say their names. Say as many as you can. There are countless others who have already been forgotten. Do not let any more slip away. We must continue to demand justice for all.

We must say the names of and demand justice for those who have been discriminated against, mistreated, injured or murdered, including:

Michael Brown, Sandra Bland, Tamir Rice, Eric Garner, Trayvon Martin, Freddie Gray, Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Emmett Till, Elijah McClain, George Floyd, Regis Korchinski-Paquet, Dion Johnson, James Scurlock, Tamla Horsford, Dafonte Miller, Dominique Fells, Tshegofatso Pule, Riah Milton, Robert Fuller, Robert Anthony Wood, David McAtee, Ala’junaye Davis, Ndella Jack, Belly Mujinga, Joāo Pedro, Pamela Turner, Ahmaud Arbery, Emerald Black, Amiya Braxton, Darrius Stewart, Jennifer Jeffley, Dreasjon “Sean” Reed, Althea Bernstein, Oluwatoyin Salau, Rayshard Brooks,Anthony Evans, Justin Howell , Willie Simmons, Anthony Wint,  Albert Wilson, Chrystul Kizer,   Crystal Mayson, Cameron Green, Amari Boone, Collins Khosa, Rashad Cunningham, Jonas Joseph, Tazne Van Wyk, Eric Riddick, Angel Bumpass, Chaffin Darnel Y, Kenneth Reams, Ashton Dickson, Anderson Arboleda, Kyjuanzi Harris, Cláudia da Silva Ferreira, Crosley Green, Kenneka Jenkins, Shantel Davis, Christopher Terrell, Mubarak Soulemane, Sheku Bayoh, Martin Gugino, Cameron Lamb, Darrien Hunt, Matthew Tucker, George Dreher, Shukri Abdi, David Dorn, Darren Rainey, LaVena Johnson, Sandy Guardiola, Maurice Gordon Jr, Jemel Roberson, Dana Fletcher, Taliya Denham, Dominique Clayton, Michael Dean, Wallace Gardner Jr, Jaleel Stallings, Lakith Smith, A’Donte Washington, Robert Fuller, Kevin Penn, Nina Pop, Kayla Moore, Marcus Malone, Rodey Reed, Tshego Pule, Jamelia Hinds Vicks, Alaa Massri, Oliver Campbell, Jamarion Robinson, Kimmie Duncan, Kadijah Madinatu Saccoh, Ryan Twyman, Kendrick Johnson, Tyler Lumar, Cornelius Fredericks, Donny Sanders, Christopher Kalonji, Kenneth Walker, Muhlaysia Booker, Merci Mack, Brayla Stone, Elijah Nichols” (end of text slide 2)

Please note the names were only the ones I could gather from research at the time of the drawing.

Statement copied from my Twitter:

“I support #BlackLivesMatter. I will be making an effort to be actively anti-racist and anti-discrimination, and will continue to self-educate.

Drawing this made me reflect on how little I draw Black characters. Apart from Quinn from Final Space, I realised that I can't remember the last time I drew someone who was Black. I'm making it my goal to improve diversity in my art and practice drawing more varied characters.“

[extremefrogrefrigerator]

Black lives matter.

The current and recent and past events that have been occurring absolutely disgust me. Here’s what I’ve got to say: 

The role of a cop has always been said to be a trustworthy source of protection. But how is this supposed to be true when the police are murdering black people? How is this supposed to be true when people of color can’t trust the police? How is this supposed to be true when many black people, including George Floyd, were murdered by cops? How is this supposed to be true when a large number of cops have, over and over again, proven that they are NOT a trustworthy source of protection? 

Enough is enough, and now is the time for a change. The past few weeks have been hell, but so have the last 100 years. 

I am not proud to live in a place that doesn’t treat black people right. I refuse to let it happen and let it continue. We shouldn’t just let this happen. We have to take a stand. 

As for all of the protests and the riots: People are doing this because they are angry and they want to be heard. There has been a large wrongdoing, and so the people are going to clap right back with something large as well. It’s a way of showing that this is a big issue. The riots and the protests are  way of screaming in the systems face: THIS NEEDS TO STOP. The people are angry and know that enough is enough, and they need to get that message through as LOUDLY as they possibly can so that people can really listen for once. Because this injustice needs to stop. 

This is the last straw. Everyone and anyone can make a difference and an end to injustice against black people if they take a stand and use their voice.Even if you think that this doesn’t affect you, it does. It doesn’t matter who you are or what race you are because nobody should be living in fear and injustice just because they don’t have the privilege of a lighter color of skin. Now is not the time to just stand by. We MUST take a stand and we MUST make change in ANY WAY THAT WE CAN. 

George Floyd. Trayvon Martin. Breonna Taylor. Ahmaud Arbery. Tamir Rice. Oscar Grant. Eric Garner. Philando Castile. Samuel Dubose. Sandra Bland. Walter Scott. Terrence Crutcher. Stephon Clark. Yassin Mohamed. Troy Robinson. Eric Harris. Philip White. Nathaniel Pickett. Akai Gurley. Brian Acton. Jemel Roberson. Brian Day. Markus Clark. Darrell Brown. Anthony Hill. Eric Logan. Curtis Jordan. Finan H Berhe. Norman Cooper. Kris Jackson. Spencer McCain. Mario Woods. Lavall Hall. Darrius Stewart. Kevin Bajoie. Jordan Baker. Donald “Dontay” Ivy. Jamarion Robinson. Sean Reed. Walter Scott. Christopher Kinble. Freddy Gray. Christpher Whitfield. Leslie Sapp. Ronald Mdison. Felx Kumi. Kendra James. Sean Bell. Alfred Olango. Richard Perkins. Philip White. Darius Tarver. Gregory Hill Jr. jaQuavion Slaton. Brandon Webber. Nathaniel Pickett. Maurice Granton. Julius Johnson. Vocto Larosa III. Ryan Twyman. Jermaine Benjamin. Emmet Till. Botham Jean. Roy Stoddart. SarahReed. mark Duggan. Sheku Bayoh. Christopher Adler. Christian Cooper. Atatiana Jefferson. Johnathan Ferrell. Renisha McBride. Jordan Edwards. Jordan Davis. Alton Sterling. Aiayan Jones. Micheal Brown. Regis Korchinski-Paquet. 

Here are some links and resources: 

PETITIONS: 

https://www.change.org/p/change-org-the-minneapolis-police-officers-to-be-charged-for-murder-after-killing-innocent-black-man?utm_content=cl_sharecopy_22409600_en-US%3Av3&recruiter=1056925194&recruited_by_id=8e7bd720-6a75-11ea-8dea-81bb02f7ab49&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=psf_combo_share_abi&utm_term=psf_combo_share_abi

https://www.justiceforbigfloyd.com/

https://act.colorofchange.org/sign/justiceforfloyd_george_floyd_minneapolis/?source=dm_sms_optin_5-26-20

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http://aclu.org 

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  http://blacklivesmatter.com 

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  http://themarshallproject.org 

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[posted on 5/30/2020]

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