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both of these in-depth articles are fantastic, very much worth the read.
Jasper:
north dakota vs. miami (ohio) | 12.02.20
for more info: why they wanted to kneel + an article about jasper’s family
#jasper weatherby#also jasper now playing with luke prokop is so incredible awesome#milwaukee admirals#nashville predators#jacob bernard docker#ottawa senators#mitchell miller mentioned in the 1st article. after public outcry he was kicked off UND hockey team but permitted to stay at the school
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⋆⟡˚ ཐི⋆♱ 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐢𝐬 𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐞𝐧, 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐛𝐨𝐝𝐲 𝐦𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐚 𝐬𝐜𝐞𝐧𝐞 ♱⋆ཋྀ ˚⟡⋆
𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠: dad coriolanus snow x fem reader
𝐬𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐲: parent life with coryo has been a blessing and a curse due to his political status and long work days so imagine your surprise when he finds time to take your kids trick or treating
𝐭𝐚𝐠𝐬: tooth rotting fluff, softie dad coryo, trick or treating, "family costume" based on the addams family (didn't really mention it though), bullying, coryo being a very protective dad
𝐚/𝐧: HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!! hope everyone has an amazing day and here is my final treat for all of you! i am honestly so surpirsed i actually finished all of this and i hope you enjoy the grand finale of this years flufftober!!
𝐟𝐥𝐮𝐟𝐟-𝐭𝐨𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐦𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐭
“Come on Melody darling, we gotta go if you wanna go out!” You yell from the family room of your house.
“OKAY MAMA, ONE SEC!!!” Your daughter yells from her room. You shake your head, turning to the clock that pointed to the time of nearly nine PM. You shook your head, your darling two year old son, Jasper, raising his arms to you from your feet where he stands. You smile at him, picking him up, his arms coming to play with your silky hair that lay softly on your collar. He babbles ��pwetty ‘air” as his small hands run through the perfect waves.
If only Melody would hurry up.
If only Coriolanus would hurry.
It was nothing new for your President of a husband to be staying overtime with the senators and other politicians on Halloween of all days. You knew exactly what you were signing up for when you signed that marriage contract. In fact, you knew much much earlier when you and Coryo had started dating during your time at the Academy. You knew that no matter how much he loved and valued you and his family, he’d always work so hard, too hard, just to make all of you proud. You knew that he loved you so much that he dedicated the quiet dark of his nights just to be with you while slaving away his days to achieve that dream that, not too long ago, felt so far away.
You made sure your children knew that as well.
“Dada,” Jasper smiled, turning his brilliant blue eyes towards you. He had inherited all your looks, from your hair all the way down to the curve of your nose but his eyes were all his fathers.
You smile, pressing a warm kiss to your son’s cheek. “Yes, don’t worry darling, your papa is on his way here right now.”
“Is he really Mama?” Your daughter asked, you smiled at the girl who was now standing on the couch, not too far away from where you stood. You smile, carrying her with your other arm, noticing how she runs her fingers through her blonde curls much like her father. Her hair, a little messy from running around her room and downstairs.
“Why, of course he is baby. You know how bad traffic can get. I’m sure he’s running home right now on his own two legs.”
Jasper and Melody laugh, hugging you. You smile, setting them down and bringing Melody to sit on your lap so you can fix her twin braids.
You knew Coriolanus wouldn’t be able to make it tonight, he had one of the most important meetings of his presidency tonight. Yet, it didn’t hurt to wait and you still had to fix Melody’s attempt at braids.
Jasper wobbles on his feet, walking to the coffee table in front of the TV to grab his bag.
Melody hums as you braid her auburn hair, the color similar to Coriolanus’ mothers apparently.
When you were pregnant with Melody during the beginning of Coriolanus’ campaign for President, you were so worried. The actual pregnancy was so so so painful, for you and Coriolanus. Many times he had urged you to terminate, making sure all Panem's best doctors were five minutes away in case anything went awry. Coriolanus barely slept at night, watching your form sleep curled up to his side. He watched in trepidation for even the slightest tell of pain. But it never came, not that that would stop Coriolanus from watching his beautiful wife sleep. that stopped him from watching his beautiful wife rest peacefully.
The actual birth of your darling was terrifying for Coriolanus. You had been in so much pain during your third trimester and hearing your cries and wails as you pushed Melody out scarred Coriolanus forever.
He especially felt fear when you had gotten pregnant with Jasper. Coryo’s own mother didn’t make it out of the second birth, so imagine his fear after you smiled at him announcing your second child.
You two had an enormous fight about it which ended with Coriolanus sleeping in his office for nearly a week while you could barely care for five year old Melody who always asked for her papa and why “mama and papa not talking to each other? You sad, mama?”
You nearly broke under the pressure, especially when you two had to attend the last minute dinner party of one of the senators with Melody in tow. You had forced laughs and smiled so artificially in your elegantly dark gown, the color a silent nudge at the growing rift between you and Coriolanus.
But by the end of that night, you were so exhausted from walking around on shards of glass, you carried Melody to the car, setting her down to lay in your lap before letting the dam overflow. Coriolanus had never seen you so low, he knelt in front of you after you brang Melody to your bed, hugging your tummy and nuzzling his face into your belly. He apologized so profusely, you wondered if that was all he could say.
Suffice to say that after that night, Coriolanus vowed to never again make you cry as you did on that tortuous ride home where you dug your palms flat against your eyes, sobbing softly while sniffling quietly.
“There you go Melody. Do you like them?” You asked having finished the second braid.
You reach for the mirror on the coffee table, holding it up to show your daughter her hair. She squealed, taking the mirror before bolting to where her brother stood. She held the mirror in front of her brother, Jasper turning his head slightly in the mirror watching his reflection.
“Lookie, Jas! You as handsome as Papa and I’m pretty as Mama.” She giggles, setting the mirror down before dancing with her younger brother, squeals of joy filling the air.
“That you are my little snowflakes.” A deep voice rumbled from the doorway.
Jasper and Melody squeal even louder, if that possible, and run to their father who stands in the doorway. He smiles, bedding down in his pressed black and gray pinstriped suit, wrapping his strong arms around your two children, hoisting them up. Jasper hugs his fathers neck, nuzzling his face into the crook of Coryo’s neck while Melody smacks a kiss to his cheek before wrapping her arms around her brother and her father.
You smile at the scene, Coriolanus’ deep blue eyes meeting your own as he walks over to you. He plops the kids onto the couch before stepping right in front of you. His hands fall to your hips where the delicately black fabric wrinkles, accentuating your figure.
“Hello darling.”
“Why hello mister President.”
He barks a laugh, smiling down at you. He leans in, kissing you softly on your forehead, making his way to each cheek before finally kissing your nose.
You pout, “no kiss on the lips Coryo?”
He smiles, his hand coming to hold your cheek. “Wouldn’t want to mess up your perfectly vicious red lip now would I?”
“Good thing it’s kiss proof then, isn’t it?”
He growls before, bringing his hand to your nape, tugging you forward to meet his lips in a savage kiss. You hear Melody gasp before slapping her hands over what is probably her little brother's eyes.
His lips ravage yours, your hands flying to his chest, roaming the expanse. ALl that could go through either of your heads was mine. His hand comes up to your lower back, rubbing soothingly up and down knowing that ever since the birth of his two gems, your back hasn’t quite been the same.
“MAMA PAPA, CAN YOU PLEASE HAVE THIS MOMENT LATER?! WE NEED TO GOOOO!” Melody yells, wedging herself between yours and Coriolanus’ legs.
Coriolanus finally lets up, heavy breathing and near panting filling the small space between yours and Coriolanus’ faces.
“Ma, Pa, kiss kiss.” Jasper says as he stalks over to your legs, grabbing the black fabric of your dress, arms stretched up to you. You chuckle, picking your baby up.
“Yes, Ma and your Pa were kissing.” You nuzzle his cheek, pressing a kiss to his cheek.
“Come on Mama, Papa, can we please go? They gonna run out of candy before we get there.” Your daughter runs to the door, slipping on her boots, candy bag in hand.
“Slow down there snowflake, don’t want you to melt before you get out there, do we?” Coriolanus pats her head as she turns her face to look up to her fathers, her eyes mirroring into her own.
“Okay Papa, I’ll slow down.”
“That’s my girl.”
“Trick or treat!” Melody and Jasper yelled, along with the other kids that had reached that particular door.
“Oh my, what a wonderful group of children I see.” The woman who opened the door exclaimed, handing each and every child at her door at least five candies each. Melody shouted thanks before walking over back to where you and Coryo stood waiting for them by the sidewalk.
“Oooo Papa, can we go to that house over there? And the other one? And the other one?”
“Of course we can have my little gem, but are you sure your bag will be able to hold all that candy?” Coryo raised his eyebrows even though you and Coryo both knew that you had each brought an extra bag for the kids knowing just how long they’d want to stay out walking door to door to get some free candy.
“Of course it can Papa!”
“Okay then Melody, we can go to every single house in the Capitol then. If that is what you want of course.”
“Mama said we should definitely stop by Mrs.Plinth house so can we go there after this street?”
Coryo raises his eyes to meet yours, a sheen of unshed tears brimming his eyes.
“Okay darling, we can go visit Ma Plinth’s if you’d like.”
Melody smiles, a brilliant smile, at her father. She runs off to the next house, her brother in tow. The subtle (although not really invisible, just in disguise) bodyguards follow the young kids, you and Coyo not trailing too far behind.
“So, Ma Plinth’s, huh?” He asks, his eyes watching his darling kids ahead. He takes your arm in his, his hands slightly trembling.
“Yeah, I just thought it’d, you know,” you pause. Your hands rubbing circles on Coryo’s, knowing everything that he did, all the sacrifices he made to survive. You sigh, turning to the man next to you, his gaze hardening ahead of him. “I just thought it’d be nice to pay her a visit with the kids.”
Coryo let out a shaky sigh, shaking his head while his jaw was clenched so hard, his jaw could seemingly kill a man. You leaned to him, kissing his jaw.
He closed his eyes, taking a deep breath in, holding it for a second, and then releasing it. He takes your hand, kissing the blood red diamond sitting on the delicate band of your fingers before smiling at you, his deep blue eyes meeting yours.
You two continue to stroll along, watching Melody and Jasper walk from door to door, yelling “Trick or treat!” You and Coryo laugh, taking in all the sights and sounds that neither of you got to experience all thanks to the war.
You and Coryo laughed, feeling fully at ease with each other on the night where you can be anything and anyone, anywhere.
Until your head cries that is.
You and Coryo both stiffen at the sound of your children crying. Both of them run back towards you, tears falling down their rosy pink cheeks. You crouch down, picking up Jasper whose sobs and cries could be heard all throughout the Capitol. You soothe him, asking him what’s wrong. He just nuzzles himself further into your neck, more and more tears falling from his eyes.
Coryo’s eyes had hardened, his long legs carrying him to where his precious First Daughter stood, the back of her hands rubbing profusely at her eyes. In that instance, she resembled him, Coryo thought. Her same marine eyes, tears rolling down them as he just found out that his mother died, his father died, that they had lost everything.
He kneels down in front of Melody, taking his hands to cup her cheeks, nudging her own hands out of the way.
“What’s wrong my darling snowflake?”
She hiccups, kids around them stopping and staring at the strangely fancily dressed man and the small girl wearing twin braids in a gothic black dress.
“O-oh Pa-paa, w-” she stumbles over her words, making Coriolanus’ heart grow weaker at the sight of his daughter crying, “why are k-kids so m-mean?”
“Darling, you’re not a mean kid. What happened?”
“Th-They took our c-candy, me and J-Jasper’s. They took i-it saying i-it was taxes so I told them that y-you were my Pa and that y-you make the taxes.”
Coryo’s hands balled, fists ready to hunt down whichever lowlife had dared tax his daughter, stolen her candy, and ridiculed the Snow name.
He lifted Melody up, rubbing her back up and down slowly as her tears slowed and her hiccups became few and far inbetween. He walked back over to you where Jasper had nearly cried himself to sleep, the previously full candy bag slung over your shoulder.
You met Coriolanus’ eyes, a quiet yet roaring fire brewing in his iris’. He sends the guards off to find the little shits who had harassed his daughter. He led you to the car you had driven there, setting a sleepy Melody down in the seat next to yours before shutting the door.
You rolled down your window, asking Coryo “where are you going?”
He simply replied, his eyes darkening.
“Taking care of business.”
Needless to say, the next day Melody’s squeals of excitement and subsequent footsteps up the stairs and into your room were explanation enough for the truckload of candy awaiting you in the family room downstairs.
Bonus:
“Coriolanus Snow, what are we going to do with all this candy?”
“Eat it?”
“Don’t you think you went even a little overboard? Whatever did you do to those poor boys?”
“First off, they were not poor. And secondly, I didn’t do anything out of my reins as President of Panem and father of two gems.”
and that concludes this years flufftober!!! i hope you have enjoyed each of these as much as i have whilst writing them!!
#fin#the end#emi's flufftober 2024#emi’s halloween special#flufftober#halloween#spooky season#coriolanus snow#coriolanus snow x reader#tbosas#tom blyth#tom blyth x reader#emi sanity#all hallows eve
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I bet neither Orion or Senator Shockwave realize it, but it totally seems like they have a sugar baby/sugar daddy dynamic to outside viewers. Shockwave's just so happy to have someone who wants to talk to him not just because he's a senator that he can't help but show friendship to Orion uppercrust style. That's basically showering someone with energon/jewelry/whatever they like but without a bribery aspect attached to it lol. And because I'm picturing Orion as his first friend not within his social class, neither of them realize "the vibes" being given off.
Senator Shockwave is the reason Orion gets ahold of the top of the line Megatronus merch.
But yes Shockwave spoils Orion because as you said, first real friend, and not anyone trying to kiss his aft. Sure he Spencer's racers bit they've never really talk beyond brand deals and what not.
Orion wants nothing. He's just happy to be there, but Shockwaves love language is material gift giving. He loved spoiling Orion. Weather it is giving him jewels, energon. Or megatronus merch to give to D-16. What ever Orion wants Orion gets.
And to any outsiders it is most definitely seen as a sugar baby/daddy dynamic. And them not realizing it. Is so fucking funny to me now that you pointed it out.
"You keep staring at that megatronus plush. Do you want it?"
"What no. No I'm good. Plus it's way to expensive, and you've already payed for my energon. And this lovely jasper. I don't need you spending more then you are willing. Shockwave what are you doing?"
"You want it. I'm buying it. That's been my rules Orion."
"Senator please!"
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Trans Clone Week 2024 Prompts!
Prompts are here! We have three prompts, a quote prompt, an image prompt and a battalion prompt for the first 6 days! Choose one, choose them all! Day 7 is a free day, anything you like or a prompt you couldn't decide between for an earlier day.
Day 1- July 14th:
Kamino Guard-
-Cadets
-Gender Affirming Technology
-Snuggling
-"For my part, I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream." Vincent Van Goh
('Becoming' banner by Jasper Alexander- https://www.tumblr.com/sunshineprincejeremyknox/744761034799202304?source=share)
Day 2- July 15th:
212th-
-Trans Commander
-Gender Affirming Dirty Talk
-Intimacy
-"Will I be something? Am I something? And the answer comes: You already are. You always were. And you still have time to be." Anis Mojgani, from “Here I Am”, Songs from Under the River: A Collection of Poetry
(A State of Mind by Robert W. Chambers- https://images.app.goo.gl/7BF1f723M5GKoGJDA)
Day 3- July 16th:
501st-
-Clone Gender Expression vs Other's Expectations
-Vod'e Cultural Gender Markers
-Tattoos
-"God has given you one face, and you make yourself another." - Shakespeare
(Barbie and Ken- https://images.app.goo.gl/4LEZ424od96RffeY7)
Day 4- July 17th:
104th-
-During Wartime
-Trans4Trans
-Hair Braiding
-"Invigorated by the possibility of reinventing my own body. The meaning was mine, as long as I was with those who had the vision and vocabulary to understand my creation." -Nick Krieger
(https://www.tumblr.com/sunshineprincejeremyknox/722124686135361536?source=share)
Day 5-July 18th:
Coruscant Guard-
-A Senator/Natborn Finds Out
-Internalized Transphobia
-Nightclubs(79's)
-"Nothing of me is original. I am the combined effort of everyone I've ever known." -Chuck Palahniuk
(https://www.tumblr.com/sunshineprincejeremyknox/742328449316880384?source=share)
Day 6- July 19th:
Original Units-
-After the War
-Gender Euphoria
-Community
-“Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else.” -Margaret Mead
(https://www.tumblr.com/sunshineprincejeremyknox/722349367302012929?source=share)
Day 7-July 20th:
Free Day!! Create any and everything for your favorite clones!
#trans clone week#trans clone week 2024#prompts#clone events#clone wars#star wars#trans clone troopers#fandom week#star wars events
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The election of Donald Trump as president for a second time and the Republican takeback of the U.S. Senate could undo many of the national climate policies that are most reducing planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions, according to climate solutions experts. When they list measures that are making the most difference, it lines up with policies Trump has said he’ll target. These rollbacks will come as more lives are being lost in heat waves, record amounts of climate pollution are accumulating in the atmosphere, the United States has been hit with what may be two of its most expensive hurricanes, and nations, which will meet in Baku, Azerbaijan next week for climate negotiations, have failed to take strong action to change these realities. [at time of posting COP29 has begun] Here are some of the measures.
The Inflation Reduction Act, the nation’s landmark climate law This law is significant because it is expected to reduce U.S. emissions by about 40% by 2030, if it unfolds as planned in the coming years. It funnels money to measures that substitute clean energy for dirty. One major way it does so is by giving credits to businesses people who build new solar and wind farms. But it’s not limited to that. It encourages developers of geothermal energy and businesses that separate the carbon dioxide from their smokestacks and bury it underground. It incentivizes the next generation of nuclear power. It gives a $7,500 tax credit to people who buy electric cars. People who buy their cars used can get a credit too, as long as they don’t earn too much to qualify. Trump, by contrast, has summed up his energy policy as “drill, baby, drill” and pledged to dismantle what he calls Democrats’ “green new scam” in favor of boosting production of fossil fuels such as oil, natural gas and coal, the main causes of climate change. He vows to end subsidies for wind power that were included in the landmark 2022 climate law. If Trump does target the climate law, there are provisions that are likely safe. One is a credit for companies in advanced manufacturing, because it is perceived as “America first and pro-U.S. business,” said David Shepheard, partner and energy expert at the global consultant Baringa. Incentives for electric vehicles are likely most at risk, he added. In a call Wednesday morning, Scott Segal, head of a communications group at the law firm Bracewell LLP, which represents the energy industry, said the climate law is not likely to be repealed. Dan Jasper, a senior policy advisor at Project Drawdown, said repealing parts of the climate law could backfire because most of the investments and jobs are in Republican congressional districts.
Pollution from electric power plants The main U.S. rule aimed at reducing the climate change that comes from making electricity at power plants that burn coal is also considered vulnerable. This rule from the Environmental Protection Agency, announced in April, would force many coal-fired plants to capture 90% of their carbon emissions or shut down within eight years, Shepheard said. It was projected to reduce roughly 1.38 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide through 2047, along with tens of thousands of tons of other harmful air pollutants. Industry groups and Republican-controlled states have filed legal challenges to a host of EPA rules including this one and Trump’s victory means the Justice Department is unlikely to defend it. Under a Trump presidency, it is unlikely to survive, Shepheard said. The United States has been reducing carbon dioxide emissions primarily by replacing coal-fired power plants with clean, renewable power, said Stanford University climate scientist Rob Jackson, who chairs the Global Carbon Project, a group of scientists that tracks countries’ carbon dioxide emissions. “I hope that we don’t lose sight of the benefits of clean energy,” he said. “It’s not just about the climate. It’s about our lives and our health.”
Limiting leaks from damaging methane, or natural gas The Biden administration was under pressure to reduce one of the main pollutants contributing to drought, heat waves, flooding and stronger hurricanes — methane or natural gas. It leaks out of oil and gas equipment, sometimes deliberately when companies consider it too expensive to transport. The Biden administration issued the first national rules on this. Industry groups and Republican-leaning states have challenged the rule in court. They say the Environmental Protection Agency overstepped its authority and set unattainable standards. The EPA said the rules are squarely within its legal responsibilities and would protect the public.
Fuel-efficient vehicles The Environmental Protection Agency has issued its strongest rules on tailpipe emissions from cars and trucks under the Biden administration. While it is unclear who will head the EPA under Trump, the agency is considered likely to begin a lengthy process to repeal and replace a host of standards including the one on tailpipe emissions, which Trump falsely calls an electric vehicle “mandate.″ Trump rolled back more than 100 environmental laws as president and that number is likely to grow in a second term. Trump has said EV manufacturing will destroy jobs in the auto industry and has falsely claimed that battery-powered cars don’t work in cold weather and aren’t able to travel long distances. Trump softened his rhetoric in recent months after Tesla CEO Elon Musk endorsed him and campaigned heavily for his election. Even so, industry officials expect Trump to try to slow a shift to electric cars.
Drilling in Alaska refuge Trump is almost certain to reinstate oil drilling in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, continuing a partisan battle that has persisted for decades. Biden and other Democratic presidents have blocked drilling in the sprawling refuge, which is home to polar bears, caribou and other wildlife. Trump opened the area to drilling in a 2017 tax cut law enacted by congressional Republicans. No drilling has occurred in the refuge, although the U.S. Bureau of Land Management on Wednesday proposed a lease sale by the end of December that could lead to oil drilling. The sale is required under the 2017 law.
Transition to cleaner energy, transport will continue Trump, who has cast climate change as a “hoax,” has said he will also eliminate regulations by the Biden administration to increase the energy efficiency of lightbulbs, stoves, dishwashers and shower heads. Dan Jasper, a senior policy advisor at Project Drawdown said climate action will continue to move forward at the state and local level. Zara Ahmed, who leads policy analysis and science strategy at Carbon Direct, agreed. While there may be an abdication of leadership at the federal level on climate, she’s optimistic that states including California will continue to lead. Clean Air Task Force Executive Director Armond Cohen said on Wednesday that states, cities, utilities and businesses that have committed to net zero emissions will keep working toward those goals, driving record installations of wind and solar energy. Governors of both parties are also interested in ramping up nuclear energy as a carbon-free source of electricity, Cohen said. Trump has said he, too, is interested in developing the next generation of nuclear reactors that are smaller than traditional reactors. Gina McCarthy, a former EPA administrator who was Biden’s first national climate adviser, said Trump will be unable to stop clean energy such as wind, solar and geothermal power. “No matter what Trump may say, the shift to clean energy is unstoppable and our country is not turning back,″ McCarthy said. Advocates for clean energy are bipartisan, well-organized “and fully prepared to deliver climate solutions, boost local economies, and drive climate ambition,′ she said.
#long post#actually some interesting things here not just despair#don't let that blind you though#climate change#environment#politics#us politics
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Tallulah Bankhead - The Wild Child
Tallulah Brockman Bankhead (born in Huntsville, Alabama on January 31, 1902) was an American actress, primarily of the stage, but has also appeared in several prominent films, including an award-winning performance in Alfred Hitchcock's Lifeboat (1944). Known as "The Wild Child," her penchant for living life on her own terms, defying societal conventions and hard partying sometimes preceded her talent.
Bankhead was a member of the Bankhead and Brockman family, a prominent Alabama Democratic political family with Irish roots. Her grandfather and her uncle were U.S. senators, and her father was Speaker of the House of Representatives. She was mostly raised in the family estate named "Sunset" in Jasper, Alabama.
Discovering at an early age that theatrics gained her the attention she desired, she wanted to be a performer. Thus, at 15, she submitted her photo to Picture Play, which was conducting a contest, and was awarded a trip to New York plus a movie part based on their photographs. She soon realized her place was on stage rather than screen. After several years in Broadway, Bankhead moved to London, where she found fame and critical acclaim in the West End.
In 1931, under contract to Paramount Pictures she returned to the U.S. and played in a series of roles as a femme fatale in films in films like George Cukor's Tarnished Lady (1931).
Going back to Broadway, Bankhead worked steadily in a series of plays, including brilliant portrayals of Regina Giddens in Lillian Hellman's The Little Foxes (1939) and Sabina in Thornton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth (1942). Because of her continued success, she was able to command 10 percent of the gross of the play and was billed larger than any other actor in the cast. She also continued to appear in a handful of films, TV shows, and radio shows. Though Tallulah Bankhead's career slowed in the mid-1950s, she never faded from the public eye.
A long time smoker, she died in Manhattan at age 66 due to pleural double pneumonia.
Legacy:
Won the Variety Award for Best Actress of the Year twice: The Little Foxes (1939) and The Skin of Our Teeth (1942)
Won the New York Drama Critics Award for Best Actress in a Production for The Skin of Our Teeth (1942)
Won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress for Lifeboat (1944)
Nominated for a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play for Midgie Purvis (1961)
Has had a cocktail at the Rivoli Bar in the Ritz London called "The Tallulah," which is served in Christian Louboutin stiletto
Is the first white woman to be featured on the cover of Ebony magazine
Is one of the very few film actresses and the only stage actress to have a cover on both Time and Life
Honored as one of the 10 most remarkable women in London in 1928
Served as inspiration for the character Margo Channing in All About Eve (1950) and Cruella De Vil in Walt Disney Pictures' One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961)
Is one of the original inductees in the American Theater Hall of Fame in 1972
Inducted in the Alabama Women's Hall of Fame in 1981
Is the main character of Looped, a Broadway play by New York writer Matthew Lombardo, which premiered in 2007
Has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6141 Hollywood Blvd for motion picture
#Tallulah Bankhead#Tallulah#The Original Wild Child#Cruella#Cruella De Vil#Silent Films#Silent Era#Silent Film Stars#Golden Age of Hollywood#Film Classics#Old Hollywood#Vintage Hollywood#Hollywood#Movie Star#Hollywood Walk of Fame#Walk of Fame#Movie Legends#movie stars#1900s#28 Hollywood Legends Born in the 1900s
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Claude Rains Character Masterlist!
Here's a handy-dandy guide of all the wonderful characters Claude Rains has portrayed over a nearly seven decade long career. We encourage all to have a gander at all these invisible men, prefects of police, fathers, criminal masterminds, otherworldly beings, and men of history alike! Each link will take you to a picture of that specific character, so even if you're not familiar with them, you can send in propaganda anyhow (such as 'what a lovely wig!', 'astonishing facial hair!', or even 'such a beautiful hat!'). We also realize that two of these characters share a name - John Stevenson (from The Last Outpost and Strange Holiday, respectively), so when submitting propaganda for these characters, please indicate which one! We will try our best to sort through the submissions regardless!
List is in chronological order, however, we are omitting for reasons explained in the pinned post the characters of Clarkis from Build Thy House and The Mayor from The Pied Piper of Hamelin!
(1933) The Invisible Man - Dr. Jack Griffin/The Invisible Man
(1934) Crime Without Passion - Lee Gentry
(1934) The Man Who Reclaimed His Head - Paul Verin
(1935) The Mystery of Edwin Drood - John Jasper
(1935) The Clairvoyant/The Evil Mind - Maximus
(1935) The Last Outpost - John Stevenson
(1936) Hearts Divided - Napoleon Bonaparte
(1936) Anthony Adverse - Marquis Don Luis
(1937) Stolen Holiday - Stefan Orloff
(1937) The Prince and the Pauper - Earl of Hertford/Edward Seymour
(1937) They Won't Forget - D.A. Andrew 'Andy' J. Griffin
(1938) White Banners - Paul Ward
(1938) Gold Is Where You Find It - Colonel Christopher 'Chris' Ferris
(1938) The Adventures of Robin Hood - Prince John
(1938) Four Daughters - Adam Lemp
(1939) They Made Me a Criminal - Detective Monty Phelan
(1939) Juarez - Emperor Louis Napoleon III
(1939) Sons of Liberty - Haym Salomon
(1939) Daughters Courageous - Jim Masters
(1939) Mr. Smith Goes to Washington - Senator Joseph Harrison Paine
(1939) Four Wives - Adam Lemp
(1940) Saturday's Children - Henry Halevy
(1940) The Sea Hawk - Don José Álvarez de Córdoba
(1940) Lady with Red Hair - David Belasco
(1941) Four Mothers - Adam Lemp
(1941) Here Comes Mr. Jordan - Mr. Jordan
(1941) The Wolf Man - Sir John Talbot
(1942) Kings Row - Dr. Alexander Tower
(1942) Moontide - Nutsy
(1942) Now, Voyager - Dr. Jaquith
(1942) Casablanca - Captain Louis Renault
(1943) Forever and a Day - Ambrose Pomfret
(1943) Phantom of the Opera - Erique Claudin/The Phantom
(1944) Passage to Marseille - Captain Freycinet
(1944) Mr. Skeffington - Job Skeffington
(1945) Strange Holiday - John Stevenson
(1945) This Love of Ours - Joseph Targel
(1945) Caesar and Cleopatra - Julius Caesar
(1946) Notorious - Alexander Sebastian
(1946) Angel on My Shoulder - Nick
(1946) Deception - Alexander Hollenius
(1947) The Unsuspected - Victor Grandison
(1949) The Passionate Friends - Howard Justin
(1949) Rope of Sand - Arthur 'Fred' Martingale
(1949) Song of Surrender - Elisha Hunt
(1950) The White Tower - Paul DeLambre
(1950) Where Danger Lives - Frederick Lannington
(1951) Sealed Cargo - Captain Skalder
(1952) The Man Who Watched the Trains Go By/The Paris Express - Kees Poppinga
(1956) Lisbon - Aristides Mavros
(1959) This Earth is Mine - Phillipe Rambeau
(1960) The Lost World - Professor George Edward Challenger
(1961) Battle of the Worlds - Professor Benson
(1962) Lawrence of Arabia - Mr. Dryden
(1963) Twilight of Honor - Art Harper
(1965) The Greatest Story Ever Told - Herod the Great
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Minister Khalid Abdul Muhammad (January 12, 1948 - January 17, 2001) was an activist, a former member of the Nation of Islam, and national chairman of the New Black Panther Party. He was born to Harold Moore Sr and Lottie B. Moore in Houston.
He enrolled in Dillard University to pursue a theological studies degree but he didn’t graduate. While attending Dillard University, he heard a speech by Louis Abdul Farrakhan. He joined the Nation of Islam and changed his name to Harold X and Malik Rushaddin. He became Farrakhan’s protégé helping to bring recruits to the Nation.
He received a BA from Pepperdine University. He was appointed Western Regional Minister of the NOI and leader of Mosque #27 in Los Angeles. He was appointed National spokesman and Representative of Minister Farrakhan. He traveled to NOI mosques throughout the US made a trip to Libya and met with Muammar al-Gaddafi. A federal court in Atlanta convicted him of mortgage fraud and he was sentenced to nine months in prison. After his release, he became Minister Farrakhan’s national advisor in the NOI.
He gave controversial speeches which usually at whites, Jews, and homosexuals while calling for Black self-empowerment and separation. He remained popular with youth in the African American community and appeared in hip-hop songs by Public Enemy and Ice Cube. During a speaking engagement at Kean College, he called Jews bloodsuckers and used a racially derogatory word to describe Pope John Paul II. The Senate voted 97-0 to censure him for making the speech. He was silenced by the Nation of Islam as a minister.
He continued to make public speeches at universities and appeared on The Phil Donahue Show. Former Nation of Islam member James Bess attempted to assassinate him at UC Riverside.
In 1998, he became the national chairman of the New Black Panther Party. He organized the Million Youth March in New York City and led a march in Jasper, Texas protesting the murder of James Byrd by white supremacists. He remained national chairman of the New Black Panther Party until his death. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence #omegapsiphi
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Jasper Scherer at Texas Tribune:
State Rep. Shawn Thierry, a Houston Democrat who was defeated in her primary earlier this year, announced Friday she is switching to the Republican Party.
Thierry was ousted by primary challenger Lauren Ashley Simmons in the May runoff after she sided with Republicans last year on a handful of bills opposed by the LGBTQ+ community, including a measure barring gender-transitioning care for minors. She delivered an emotional speech from the House floor explaining why she broke with her party, remarks that went viral. In a statement, Thierry said she switched parties because the Democratic Party “has veered so far left, so deep into the progressive abyss, that it now champions policies that I cannot, in good conscience, support.” “I am leaving the left because the left has abandoned Democrats who feel betrayed by a party that has lost its way, lost its commitment to hard working families,” Thierry said. Thierry was announced earlier this month as the director of political strategy for the U.S. wing of Genspect, an international anti-trans policy group. Founded in 2021 by an Irish psychotherapist, the group is part of a broader network of organizations that oppose gender-transitioning care for minors, and its members have testified in favor of bills across the world that would ban or limit the practice.
The partisan balance in the lower chamber now stands at 87 Republicans and 63 Democrats. Thierry’s term will expire before the Legislature reconvenes in Austin for its next regular session in January, however, and Simmons is heavily favored to win the solidly Democratic seat in November. A number of prominent Houston Democrats lined up behind Simmons for her primary challenge, including some of Thierry’s current and former colleagues in the Texas House — an unusually public show of repudiation from an incumbent’s own party. Thierry countered with her own slate of endorsements from Black church leaders and a handful of Democratic lawmakers. Thierry also broke ranks from her party to support a GOP bill aimed at removing sexually explicit books from school libraries, a designation critics feared would be used to target LGBTQ+ literature. She also voted for a bill requiring transgender college athletes to play on teams that align with their sex assigned at birth.
[...] Aside from her break on LGBTQ+ issues, however, Thierry has consistently sided with the Democratic Party on high-profile issues during her four terms in office. She voted against Texas Republicans' boundary-testing immigration measure last year, Senate Bill 4, that lets any law enforcement officer arrest someone suspected of illegally crossing the border. She has also opposed GOP legislation banning abortion and enacting a private school voucher system, and in 2021 she joined other House Democrats who fled the state in a bid to block a Republican bill overhauling the state's elections.
Texas State Rep. Shawn Thierry, who lost in the Democratic primary runoff to Lauren Ashley Simmons, has formally flipped to Republican from Democratic. Thierry took a job at anti-trans organization Genspect to serve as its director of political strategy.
Thierry got in hot water for voting in favor of bills banning gender-affirming care for trans minors, trans sports participation matching their gender identity instead of the gender assigned at birth, and a book ban bill aimed at LGBTQ+ content.
On other issues, however, she voted with the majority of Democrats.
See Also:
Dallas Voice: Anti-LGBTQ state Rep. Shawn Thierry leaves Democratic Party
HuffPost: Texas State Rep. Shawn Thierry Switches To GOP After Losing Democratic Primary
#Shawn Thierry#Lauren Ashley Simmons#2024 Elections#2024 Runoff Elections#2024 Texas Elections#Texas Politics#Texas#Transgender#LGBTQ+#Genspect#Anti Trans Extremism#Gender Affirming Healthcare#Book Banning#Anti LGBTQ+ Extremism#Transgender Sports
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Memorial of the African-American People of Georgia in Favor of the Sumner Civil Rights Bill
Record Group 233: Records of the U.S. House of RepresentativesSeries: Petitions and Memorials Referred to the Committee on the JudiciaryFile Unit: Petitions and Memorials, Resolutions of State Legislatures, and Related Documents Which Were Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary during the 43rd Congress
Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 26th, 1874. Whereas, Hon. A. H. Stephens in his speech before Congress, January 5th, 1874, said that colored people of the State of Georgia did not desire the passage of the Civil Rights Bill; and whereas, the Georgia Legislature has also adopted resolutions, informing the Congress of the United States that the colored people of Georgia do not desire the passage of said Civil Rights Bill; and whereas, the allegations of Mr. Stephens and the Georgia Legislature are without foundation in fact: therefore, Resolved, That we, a portion of the colored citizens of Georgia, do most solemnly deny, both the speech of A. H. Stephens, and said Resolutions of the Georgia Legislature, so far as they relate to the colored citizens of this State being adverse to the passage of said Civil Rights Bill. Therefore, Resolved, That some arrangement be made by this meeting to deny the fact of the said assertions of Mr. Stephens, and the Georgia Legislature. 2. Resolved, That we, the citizens of the city of Atlanta, Ga., immediately inform the Congress of the United States, that we desire a speedy passage of the said Civil Rights Bill; and that we claim it as a right they owe us, as members of the Republican Party, and more particularly as citizens of the United States. 3. Resolved, That we most heartedly congratulate and thank Mr. Elliott, for his able and pointed speech, January 6th, 1874, in the House of Representatives of the United States, in behalf of the passage of the Civil Rights Bill, and in vindicating the ability and patriotism of the colored citizens of this country. Respectfully, J. O. WIMBISH W. D. MOORE, SECRETARY, J. B. FULLER, CHAIRMAN. Therefore, We, a committee appointed at a mass meeting of the colored citizens of the city of Atlanta, Ga., held on the 26th day of January, 1874, with power to forward on the above expression of eleven thousand of colored citizens of this City, do make this PETITION: To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives: We, the undersigned committee, do hereby respectfully petition your honorable bodies to speedily pass the Civil Rights Bill, now under consideration in Congress, as the earnest request of the above stated citizens; wit hthe further request that your honorable bodies will, in view of the unjust manner in which we are now treated by the Legislature and the judicial tribunals in this State, enact such laws as, in your wisdom, are necessary to secure each citizen in the United States, without regard to race, color, or previous condition of servitude, equal civil and political rights, privileges and immunities before the law. And we your petitioners will ever pray. Dr. H. E. BAULDIN REV. ROMULUS MOORE C. WIMBISH C. H. MORGAN JAS. A. TATE. [Added by type beside list of names] Committee. We, the undersigned, members of the Georgia Legislature, fully endorse the above Resolutions and Petitions: T. G. CAMPBELL, SR. Ex. Senator 2d District. T. G. CAMPBELL, JR., Representative of McIntosh Co. I. H. ANDERSON, Senator 23d District. JASPER BATTLE, Representative of Thomas Co. A. J. NICHOLSON, Representative of Decatur Co. J. HEARD, Representative of Greene Co. JAMES B DEVEAUX, Senator 21st District. JAMES BLUE, Representative of Glynn Co. A. J. ATKINSON, Representative of Thomas Co. W. A. GOLDEN, Representative of Liberty Co.
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me: hmmm im hungry and want a snack. what does this 7/11 have to offer me?
the pernicious rolling hot dog:
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Anna Bart: Achimer Str. 30, 2024
The press release from the Senator for Culture Bremen states:
The mural was created (…) as part of the “Young Bremen Wall Painting” project, which was initiated by the artist Felix Dreesen and supported by funds from the “Young Scene/Subculture” funding pot of the Senator for Culture. The project brings together Bremen based artists with private homeowners who provide walls for large-scale works of art. Simone Ewald, consultant for visual arts and art in public spaces in the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen, explains: "With works like this, Bremen is enriched with valuable artistic impulses in public spaces. Anna Bart's work impressively shows how art can subtly reflect how the private and public can merge with each other."
Photos © Jasper Wessel, Christiane Kötter & Anna Bart
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We were tagged by @9haharharley1 and @overmooneleven who could not have foreseen what a production this was going to turn into 😂 Thank you!!
RULES: post the names of all the files in your WIP folder, regardless of how non-descriptive or ridiculous. Let people send you an ask with the title that most intrigues them, and then post a little snippet or tell them something about it! and then tag as many people as you have WIPs.
*Gets out the record player* There's required listening while scrolling this list...
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Now that the mood has been appropriately set, here we go!
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We literally do not know as many people as we have WIPs. I'd have to pull out the yearbook and start tagging people from high school and we're not going to do that. But we do have to tag @seekerseekingsomething for reasons they will understand and @askmyname @quillienvii @pheasantmadness for Other Unsaid Reasons ❤
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Lemuel Motlow (November 28, 1869 – September 1, 1947) was an American businessman, politician, landowner and Tennessee Walking Horse breeder. He was the owner of Jack Daniel's, and he served in the Tennessee House of Representatives and the Tennessee Senate.
Nephew to the famous Jasper Newton Daniel , inherited Jack Daniel's in 1907. Due to Prohibition, he was unable to sell whiskey from 1920 onward. As Lynchburg was a market town for mules at the time, Motlow sold harnesses instead.
Motlow sued the Moore County court to be able to reopen his distillery after the end of Prohibition in 1933, but he was only able to do so in 1938. To reduce the powers of the county court, Motlow decided to run for office. He was elected as a member of the Tennessee House of Representatives in 1933, and as a member of the Tennessee Senate in 1939. By 1947, Jack Daniel's was the only whiskey distillery in Tennessee, then a dry state.
#jack daniels#jack daniel’s#jack daniel’s distillery#tennessee whiskey#whiskey#jack daniel’s whiskey#tennessee#lynchburg#lem motlow
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SENATOR JASPER BELLYTUMPS FOR PLANETARY AUTOCRAT
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