#stop white supremacy

[all-things-cringe-worthy]

These ads on tumblr are getting atrocious. Some of the most oogly white ppl I’ve never wanted in rotation are in rotation again.

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[padawan-historian]

Gentle Reminder: Neoliberalism needs fascism to thrive in order to sustain and serve its own settler-colonial impulses ✨️

[1eos]

im not engaging with most of the discourse going on rn bc it's very clear that the online zionist propaganda machine REALLY wants black american/palestinian beef and im nawt falling for that

[secretboggy]

white streak regulus brain rot is taking over

got the idea from this post from @ephemeralstarss !!

bonus reg and cissy doodle but i don’t like how it came out lmao

[lesbianjudasiscariot]

misandry is so not a real thing. any situation where women "have it easier" (which don't even really exist) are always because of culture the patriarchy created.

[4nimystic]

I wanted to come on here and say, thank you to those who are protesting. You are speaking for a bigger collective that do not wish to be harmed in any way and/or simply cannot. The compassion is felt through more people than you realize, it means more than words can describe and you are all honored. Thank you. We are all doing our best and what we can to the best of our ability, even those who are forced silent by threat. They cannot silence us all.

Humanity NEEDS to operate on a humanitarian level, how dare the government put monetary value on life; it is CRUEL and IMHUMANE. It should not be like this. It won't be like this for any longer. I promise.

There is something underlying, and there always has, you are not crazy. It is all enforced. It is on purpose.

Free Palestine. Free Gaza. Free Congo.

[hauntingmiser]

It just feels weird that lemon8, red note, and capcut also TikTok got banned in the US but not temu

Like...you do realize that app is a scam and also is actually dangerous to people right?

Right?

[lordartsy]

Octokuber, day 3 - Secondary Rider

always at Mach speed~

Out of all the secondaries I could've picked, I ended up going with Gou because honestly? You don't just walk back an introductory episode like that. Oh, you're just gonna do back flips all over the main character, overshadow him in his own damn show, set up an entire stage with pyrotechnics for your first transformation, and you're just NOT gonna be my favorite character? I don't care how many stupid stunts he pulled in the later episodes, he had me at "Let's~ Henshin!"

[myglittervoid]

So, what do we do to be helpful when there is just too much bad for us to process, let alone do anything about? This is how I suggest you start.

1. Understand that that is literally the point. The ruling class wants you exhausted. They want you to see so much fucked up shit that you can't look past it anymore to see them.

2. Work on how you respond to discomfort. If someone is trying to teach you and your response to discomfort is to shut down and run away, there is no movement that you can be helpful in. You have to learn how to listen to people about their experiences and believe them. You just can't do that of you feel so uncomfortable at the mention of oppression that you stop listening. Your discomfort can't become more important than the suffering.

3. Pick one thing at a time and learn a lot about it. Learn how to be a collaborator with one marginalized group- I really suggest that you actually start by learning about disability access, but you can pick any marginalized community. Follow ten people who are marginalized in that way. Half of them are going to be just/primarily education, half of them are just people living their life. Follow both types of content because you have to see their happiness too. I know ten is going to feel like a lot, especially when you first start following. But ten is actually the minimum if you want to actually listen to the experiences of those people.

4. Tell others about the simple things you are doing and that they can also do to help. That might be donating to bail funds or voting for/against a bill.

5. Listen to marginalized voices about the things you aren't educated on yet. Believe them about their experiences. Take the action they ask you to. You don't have to understand to listen and care.

[lookatmytitle]

hierarchical thinking is dumb as shit

you were born exactly as worthy as anyone else and you'll die exactly as worthy as anyone else and all the inbetween stuff is gravy

no one is more or less of a worthy person based on their actions and experiences

you're alive? You matter and you have a right to continue living as best a life as you can just like anyone else

[fallloverfic]

Really tired of people calling FG by the one name that makes zero sense in context, is alienating to a lot of people, and is actually the single figure Mojito has confirmed he's not. Are people just unaware of one of the more popular hairstyles/looks for guys with long(ish) brown(ish) hair and beards/beard stubble in (and out of) media?

People/characters listed left to right, starting with the top:

Row 1: Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes in Captain America: The Winter Soldier; François Arnaud as Cesare Borgia in The Borgias; David Wenham as Faramir in The Lord of the Rings; Oded Fehr as Ardeth Bay in The Mummy Returns; Jason Carter as Marcus Cole in Babylon 5

Row 2: Kevin Sorbo as Hercules in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys; Liam Neeson as Qui-Gon Jinn in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace; "Foreign God" in ENNEAD Season 1, Episde 65; "Foreign God" in ENNEAD Season 2, Episode 10; Robin Atkin Downes; Hugh Jackman as Van Helsing in Van Helsing

Row 3: Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars; Hades in Blood of Zeus, James Watson as Duncan Idaho in Dune (2000); Gale in Baldur's Gate 3; Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings

Row 4: Mark Ryder as Cesare Borgia in Borgia; Jason Momoa; Nigel Terry as King Arthur in Excalibur; Christian Kane as Eliot Spencer in Leverage; Jared Padalecki

Like I could keep adding people and characters to this because this style is so damn common (I was honestly tempted to make a second collage, bare minimum). But I'd be here forever. There are a number of other fan names for the unnamed foreign god, including Foreign God, FG, Beard, Mustache, or you could go with what Seth calls him, "Furball".

[girlhorse]

been seeing. a lot of posts lately that r more than toeing the line between being anti-Israel gov & downright antisemitic 😷 but not sure what to do. like almost every one of these posts ive seen straight up has comments of support from very unsavory and disgusting white supremacists. like the amount of antisemitic memes ive seen shared on these posts and very alarming comments is making me feel a bit ill lol

[artemisiatridentata]

how can I keep being expected to work and be productive when every day there’s a new horror. I can’t stop thinking about aaron bushnell’s sacrifice, his dying words, about northern Gaza being starved by Israel, about them bombing Rafah. Today I saw a photo of a 17-year-old Palestinian girl who’d starved to death; her cheeks sunken, skin sallow, eyes staring at nothing, limp in her family’s arms. I saw a video of a premature baby, born at 26 weeks old, who probably won’t get the same chance at life as I did, simply because of the genocidal cruelty of Israel. Who will likely die of starvation or bombing unless Israel is forced to stop this genocidal slaughter. How am I supposed to take all this in and keep working at my desk job like my heart isn’t burning, like my mind isn’t scattered in a million different directions? But if I don’t work, I won’t be able to pay for my rent, or healthcare, or overpriced pesticide-riddled food, and I’ll fall through the cracks of this capitalistic bloodthirsty death cult. Something has to give. Please, god, something has to give.

[the-everqueen]

re: cocoposting, you might be like, "horse, isn't foucault's 'care of the self' about classical attitudes around (homo)sexuality?" and you're right, it's not about america at all, except i've done a LOT of early american history shit (happens when you write a diss chapter on 'hamilton') and foucault weirdly clarified for me how 18th c anglos understood sex/relationships as this extension of their understanding of what "republics" signified and the rights of the (State-sanctioned/legible) Human