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#mongol#mongolia#mongol empire#mongolian#mongolians#mongolian empire#genghis khan#genghis#khan#ᠶᠡᠬᠡ#ᠶᠡᠬᠡᠮᠣᠩᠭᠣᠯᠤᠯᠤᠰ#meIRL#IRL#2023#elections2024#khia#kenny tran#tran trong kha#kha#1988#december 1st#december 1st 1988#12011988#reincarnation#manifestation#vietnam#song be province#song be#gods#pantheon
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Putin dismisses ICC war crimes warrant during visit to Mongolia
Putin dismisses ICC war crimes warrant during visit to Mongolia #arrestwarrant #economicprojects #ICC #Khurelsukh
#arrest warrant#economic projects#ICC#Khurelsukh#Putin Mongolia visit#Trans-Mongolian pipeline#trilateral summit
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"My religion doesn't support gay/trans people" almost kind of barely makes sense until you try to fill in gay/trans with any other kind of people. Let's say in a world where any kind of discrimination could be defended ever, you don't hear things like, "My religion doesn't support Mongolian people." It sounds stupid, doesn't it?! "Oh, you're Kenyan? I don't have a problem with you being Kenyan but because I'm Christian/Mormon, I don't agree with Kenyans." How about, "You're Brazilian! You're going to burn in hell!" Like. What is going on here. Doesnt this sound so random? I'm all for religious freedom, I'm so serious, I'm a religious minority myself... I'm just genuinely curious how it makes sense to justify a specific discrimination, like I don't see Christians doing this with literally anything else... "oh, you're paralyzed? Yknow in my religion its a sin to use a wheelchair... I would never let one of my children be paralyzed/use a wheelchair." Doesn't it just sound weird like this? Its literally the same soup, different flavor.
#religious tolerance#lgbtq+#queer community#queer tolerance#lgbt tolerance#tolerance#equality#queer discrimination#trans discrimination#lgbtq discrimination#discrimination#love isn't a choice#i don't have a problem with kenyans mongolians or brazilians i just used random countries as an example#also wheelchair usage isn't a choice just like love isn't a choice#kicking your kid out for being gay is like kicking your kid out for needing a wheelchair
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A bit down bc I want my art to pop off everytime, but when they do pop off, my trans guys just get mistaken as girls so often I just feel really sad. I don't mind ppl borrowing my oc DESIGNS or whatever, I just get sad when my drawings get divorced from my actual intention. Idk. Anyway!
Here are my trans guys
His name is Chintan. He is "coded" to be Hmong Vietnamese, Mongolian and northern filipino. His name is Sanskrit, and it means "thought"
His name is Yildiz, he is a trans guy and coded sefardi jewish and Turkish, his name means "star" in Turkish
This is my favorite oc of all time, his name is Darenya, his name means "little moon" in a constructed language- he is a trans guy.
This is Salabay, he is a trans guy. His name means "jellyfish" in bisaya and tagalog
This one is Aneirin, he is a trans guy and he is Welsh.
And this one is Rachamim, he's coded to be Sephardi jewish and Chinese. His name means "compassion"
And finally this is Lea. He is half filipino, half chinese.
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My headcanons for the strawhats 🙏
(Sanji's flags: French, Queer Usopp's flags: South African, Pansexual Zoro's flags: Japanese, Gay (mlm) Luffy's flags: Brazilian, Demisexual/romantic Robin's flags: Peruvian, Omnisexual + Demiromantic Nami's flags: Swedish, Lesbian Yamato's flags: Mongolian, Pansexual + Trans)
Strawhats not pictured:
Jimbe: Pacific islander, Bi? + Ace
Brook: Austrian, I think he was in love with his old captain but other than that 🤷
Chopper(if human): Canadian, Aroace
Paulie: American, Straight Ally
Franky: American, Bisexual
#one piece#straw hat pirates#vinsmoke sanji#god ussop#roronoa zoro#monkey d luffy#zolu#i miss cowboy nico robin#nico robin#cat burglar nami#demisexual luffy??? more likely than you think#yamato#I Love Yamato
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What does being 'Black' really mean?
I have thought about this for a long time. Over the years, I spoke w/ Moors, Israelites, Indigenous, & Pan Afrikans about 'Blackness' & what it means to them. I also looked at Separate but Equal (Jim Crow) Laws, The Black Codes, The Fugitive Slave Act, Dred Scott, & related documents dating back to the Colonial Era. Writing on this Subject was always in the back of My Mind, but now I feel compelled to give an opinion. Dane Calloway & Yvette Carnell don't agree on much, but they're both in agreement about 'Blackness in America'; their perspectives intrigued Me. Cam'ron's Declaration of Blackness, followed by responses from Marc Lamont Hill & Umar Johnson inspired Me to chime in on the Subject.
Recently, Dane Calloway & Yvette Carnell both went into detail about 'Blackness' on their individual Channels. Both have expressed their view in the past, but the timing of their latest opinions caught My attention. They essentially agree that this 'designation' refers to a Bottom Caste status that sets Us up for Social Inequality as a Collective. They also agree that identifying as 'Black American' only clouds Our identity as a Lineage Group. The denial of (promised) resources to 'Black' Farmers, & the repeal of Affirmative Action on College Campuses were both done in the name of 'Race Neutrality'. Apparently, Whitefolk & Brownfolk thought that these (long overdue) measures offered too much(?)
I was still digesting Dane & Yvette's perspective, when Cam'ron declared that he prefers being called 'Black' over Afrikan American, citing a schism between Black Americans & Continental Afrikans. This prompted Dr. Marc Lamont Hill & Dr. Umar Johnson to respond- in the name of Pan Afrikanism. Over the last 5Yrs, Pan Afrikans have been very vocal about Reparations & who should be entitled. Groups like N'COBRA, NAARC, The NAACP, & The Urban League have pushed for Trans Atlantic based Reparations; but they favor Social Programs over cash payments. Grassroots Organizations like the ADOS Advocacy Foundation, stress the need for cash payments to American Descendants Of Chattel Slavery.
It's curious how the same U.S. Constitution that used Our skin color to classify Us as 3/5ths of Humanity, still uses Our skin color as a 'Racial identity' to restrict Our access to resources. Somehow, this skin color classification doesn't stop 'Minority Groups' (i.e. White Women, White LGBTQ..., Azkenazis, People Of Color [POC/ BIPOC]) from getting the resources that They want & need. Maybe it's just Me, but I see a double standard playing out. Edward Blum & his 'Minority Coalition' are hell bent on weaponizing Race as a means of maintaining Black Oppression. He recently resorted to applying the Civil Rights Law of 1866 against Black Women; meanwhile, ADOS was unsuccessful in their attempt to apply the Same Law to (naively?) support Byron Allen's Case against Comcast Communications.
I understand where Family is coming from, when they refer to dictionary definitions of 'Black'. In a 'White' Society, Blackness is depicted as antithetical. It's not unusual, when we consider the way Afrikan Tribes associate 'Whiteness' w/ Death & Disease (i.e. Leprosy). Historically, this attitude towards Blackness goes back to Our 1st Contact w/ Northern/ Step Europeans (Vikings, Scandanavians, ect...) who traditionally burned their dead. Our mummification process spooked them! Those bodies took on a dark hue, & hardened into a crystal like structure; the Europeans called it a 'Crust'. From this, came the word 'Curse'. The Europeans migrated south into Western Asia & transported their ideology w/ them. This fear of Black Mummies was shared w/ Mongolians & other Indo- European Tribes, like the Turks & Huns. In the same way that Afrikans came to associate Whiteness negatively, the Asiatics came to associate Blackness similarly. Today, We STILL hear Koreans, Japanese, & Chinese refer to a 'Black Devil'.
The modern regard for Blackness is a Social Construct created by 15th Century Castilians & Portugese. These beliefs were sanctioned by the Catholic Church, by way of Papal Bulls & adopted by Dutch, English, & French Colonizers. That's not to say Anti Black sentiment didn't exist; Maimonides (Musa Ibn Maimon) wrote 'The Curse of Ham' centuries earlier... Spain, Portugal, & Italy appeared tired of Moorish Rule, & took advantage of the waning years of their influence. Current Reparations discussions have included the prominence of Afrikan Slave Trading, & how Afrikan Kingdoms, like Mali & Kongo actually traded Slaves w/ Europeans; until they were also Colonized. Afrikan Kingdoms became dependent on the profits, decadent lifestyle, & overall efficacy of trading away their 'enemies'. They didn't concern themselves w/ Europe's intentions for these people.
European Colonizers told themselves that they were 'On a Mission' to Christianize the heathens. I don't know what THAT had to do w/ raping & pillaging Societies in 'The Americas' (Amaru Ca/ Turtle Island/ Atlantis). In 'Capitalism & Slavery' Eric Williams explains how Europeans rationalized their barbarism to offset the guilt of violating fellow Human Beings. The Fruits of Exploration clouded the moral judgement of Many. Thinking Men, like Samuel George Morton began to concoct a number Theories (Religious & Scientific) to condone their actions. It wasn't limited to Afrika or The Americas; ANY non- Christian was a potential target. Truth be told, Latin America had more Slaves coming from The Pacific, than The Atlantic. Many of the Illegal Immigrants that (so called) Native Americans in The Dakotas are calling 'Indigenous People', are descendants of 'Negritos' transported from The Philippines & the South Pacific Islands. Spanish & Portugese Conquistadors adopted Colorism from the Arabs, & used it as a tool for Divide & Conquer (Blanqueamiento/ Branqueamiento).
The Portugese & Spanish brought Colorism to the (so called) New World, but it was The English who refined it into the System of Racism. Benjamin Franklin was credited w/ using the term 'White' in 1751, but Black Codes were already in play for decades. Bacon's Rebellion of 1675- 1676 resulted in 'Racial' (Chattel) Slavery in Virginia. White Indentured Servants that were treated no differently than their Black counterparts, were elevated to Overseers & Slave Hunters; later to become Militiamen & Police Officers. Legally, 'White' represented the Wealthy Class of Land Owners & Bankers (Gentlemen of Property & Standing). 'Black' represented Indigenous Americans- Free & Enslaved; Poor Whites were stuck in the middle. The Lessons of Bacon's Rebellion brought Laws that ensured that the average White Person had a better lifestyle than the average Black Person. This is the crux of 'White Privilege'.
Dictionaries define 'Whiteness' as: Fair & Pure. 'Blackness' is defined as: Ugly & Evil. All of this helped perpetuate Indigenous/ Aboriginal People as inferior to the European. The 1790 Census brought the first reclassification of American Indians to 'Negro' & 'Colored'. This reclassification continued w/ each subsequent Census. Census Enumerators were not just instructed, but encouraged to use their personal judgement when making Racial Assignments; particularly when making classifications of Negro & Colored. In 1924, Dr. Walter A. Plecker pushed 'The (Preservation of) Racial Integrity Act' in Virginia. This Act sought to reclassify ALL Indigenous People in Virginia as Colored or Negro, & penalized them (w/ violence or death). The 'One Drop Rule' was added in 1930. The Census completed it's reclassification w/ designations of 'Black' in 1970, & 'Afrikan American'(?) in 1990... Chris Rock once joked: "Have you ever seen an American Indian Family in an IHOP?" He probably didn't know that depending on which IHOP, he may have been SURROUNDED by them!
The U.S. Government has been persistent in their efforts to erase America's 'Copper- toned Aborigines'. In addition to Local, State, & Federal Laws designed to keep Us out of contention, they also used Anthropology to prove the inferiority of Indigenous People, compared to Europeans. W.E.B. Du Bois countered, w/ the help of Franz Boas & a new generation of Anthropologists. Melville Herskovits, like Boas contributed to the Anti Black counter narrative; playing a role in setting up the Harlem History Club at the 135th Street YMCA. This is the same Club that inspired Ho Chi Minh... Since 1990, (Indigenous) Black Americans have been on a Pan Afrikan Crusade that sought to embrace EVERY melanated individual as 'Black'. Haitians, Dominicans, Columbians, Somalis & Nigerians have been very vocal about NOT being Black; they're right! Family thinks that they either want to be White, or at least avoid the negativity associated w/ Blackness. Regardless of their reason, they have a Right Of Expression.
History has been purposely skewed, to prop up self righteous White Men & their Female cohorts (WASPs) over Everyone Else. Their advanced weaponry & barbarism has motivated many to fall in line w/ the Western Agenda over the last 500 Years, but Indigenous/ Black Americans have been fighting them every step of the way. Despite the effort to "Kill the Indian & keep The Man", We continued to search for Our Truth. 100Yrs ago, that led Us into an extensive search on the Afrikan Continent. DuBois, Boas, & Herskovits ALL espoused Out of Afrika Theory; & in some shape or form, molded the Minds of many of Our Master Teachers & Scholars. Their search for Roots in Afrika (Alkebu- Lan) was a noble & fruitful endeavor. As Students, We learned of glorious Civilizations that predated Europe, Rome, & Greece by several millennia. We learned that The Kamau, Nubian, & Kushite referred to themselves as 'Black People'. They were the 'Children of The Sun'- Blessed by The Most High w/ Blackness (Melanin/ Ka Nu). The 'Afu Ra Ka Nu' & 'Afu Rat Kat Nut' are the First Born of The Most High; molded out of Primordial Blackness (CERN calls it: The 'God Particle') & assigned as Caretakers of Planet Earth (Geb). In a Nation that marginalizes the very Concept of Blackness, We were inspired to shout: "I'm Black & I'm Proud!".
Today We live in The Information Age, & as such, Our Generation(s) have access to sources that few of Our Elders had. As We put the pieces together, We discover that:
North America had a population of roughly 100 Million Indigenous People when the Colonizers arrived 500Yrs ago.
These People had highly functional Matrilineal Societies that existed for millennia.
They traded w/ The Moors & other Afrikan Kingdoms for Centuries, & They spoke the Lingua Franca.
They have a Legacy of Brick Making & Mound Building. Billy Carson & Walter Williams both say that Our Indigenous Ancestors have a direct connection to the Kamau. Archeological digs in Southern Illinois & Ohio uncovered Kamitic Ritual material & Pre Phoenician 'Proto- Hebraic Script' among the artifacts. Quiet as it's kept, North America has a plethora of Mounds & Pyramids; St. Louis is nicknamed 'Mound City'.
ALL of the European visitors admitted the 'Copper- toned Aborigines' or Indios practiced a higher Culture than ANY Culture in Europe.
Benjamin Franklin, Patrick Henry, John Hancock, et al were students of Indigenous American Culture. They adopted the Articles Of Confederacy & The U.S. Constitution from the existing Confederacy Of The 5 Nations (The Iroquois Constitution), written around 1200 A.C.E... The Iroquois are the True Founders of the 'American Democratic Experiment'. Remember, ALL of the European Colonizers hailed from Monarchies, so it stands to reason...
The possibility of transporting 12 Million Afrikans to North America from 1619- 1865 is highly improbable. Dane Calloway already broke down the logistics of Trans Atlantic Shipping, & personally compelled The State of Virginia to reduce their 'Afrikan Slave' count by more than 90%. Depending on who you talk to, the number of 'Afrikans' transported to North America ranges from 90,000- 300,000 individuals. At best, this accounts for less than 10% of the 4 Million Individuals that were emancipated. The 20 Young Women that arrived at Point Comfort in 1619, were originally called 'Negresses', not Afrikans. American Indians were called Negroes almost interchangeably.
Dane Calloway, Kurimeo Ahau, & The Research Guy have all pointed out how Europeans transported North American Indians to 'Slave Seasoning' (Buck Breaking) Camps in The Caribbean. Afterwards, they were either shipped back to America, or transported to Europe, & later West Afrika; from Sierra Leone, to Angola. The English & French used Caribbean Maroons in their assault on Afrikan Kingdoms.
All of this new information about Our Ancestors has led many to revisit their Family Genealogy. Many of Us recall a Story or two about the Family connection to a particular Tribe. I personally can't remember hearing an Afrikan Origin Story, before the airing of Alex Haley's 'Roots'. My family taught Us about Our Indian Roots; We don't have a Slave Ship Story in Our History. Most of the Blackfolk claiming Afrikan Tribes, have taken so called Genetic Swab Tests that are advertised as 'Entertainment'. Black Historians & Genealogists, like Dr. Henry Louis Gates have refuted the accuracy of these 'Tests' for years. NO ONE can determine their ancestry from a mouth swab; you need the actual DNA of an Ancestor to make an accurate analysis. Most people don't know that their genetic material is being held (& utilized) by proponents of the [Mormon] Church Of Latter Day Saints. The largest Genealogy Library on Earth, is in Salt Lake City, Ut.
As We put the pieces together, We can clearly see the ongoing process of Colonization. AmeriKKKa cannot be as bold as Israel in their removal of Indigenous Black Americans, so The U.S. Government uses a trickbag of classifications & legislative measures to keep Blackfolk in a state of 'Arrested Development'. They hope that We 'migrate' to Afrika, but most of Us can't afford to visit; let alone relocate. Meanwhile, The Government continues to Flood the Zone w/ immigrants (for 175Yrs & counting). The Mainstream Media speaks about Venezuelan 'migrants' daily, but We hear nothing about the 100,000 Afghani & 100,000 Ukrainian immigrants they prepared for. These people are literally White on arrival. If illegal Venezuelans are getting 5 Star treatment, what are these folk getting?
I felt obligated to go in-depth on this topic, because so many cling to a definition created by Colonizers & Oppressors. How does someone define themselves using the language of their Oppressor? It's the same as someone saying: "A N-- like me", or "A B-- like me". We have been programmed into accepting a wretched (ratchet) image of Ourselves. Some of the people refusing to use the term 'Black', have No Problem referring to themselves as 'N--s' & 'B--s'. I question their logic. Richard Pryor said 40Yrs ago, in 'Here & Now' that he was wrong about using The N- Word. He went on to say that it was a Word that describes Our Wretchedness. He vowed never to use that Word again, but since his declaration, there has been an explosion of 'N-- Comics' over the last 40Yrs. Use of The N- Word is more prevalent than wearing that dress, but few talk about this particular assault on Our Culture. Is it just a coincidence that many of these N- Comics have 'funny looking Wives', as Katt Williams described them?
The lion's share of Our Master Teachers & Scholars were literally spoon-fed Out Of Afrika Theory, so We were primed for Pan Afrikanism. Marcus Garvey was actually 'fishing in a barrel' on those Harlem Streets. This isn't a bad thing in itself. Our Problem has been giving Our 'Cousins' too much access to Our Cultural Mores. Many of the Celebrities, Athletes, & Entertainers being spotlighted & engaging in miscegenation, are descendants of Black Immigrants. They're the Same Ones misrepresenting Our Culture, while telling Us that We're 'Culturally Lost'. Like Hindi/ Bangladeshi/ & Pakistani/ Americans, these folk are situational about their Blackness. They relish being 'Afrikan American' when it's profitable, but are quick to remind you of their Nationality (in a thick accent) when it isn't... It's time to delineate. EVERY melanated group has an identifiable lineage, except Black America. We had a clear identity, until We allowed Jesse Jackson to reclassify Us as 'Afrikan American'. To quote Dane Calloway: "We're named after 2 Continents". Now We're being amalgamated into an 'Afrikan/ Black Diaspora' that is looking to fleece Us like Everyone Else. Most of these folks are 'Black' Capitalists looking for a quick buck. The commercialization of Kwanzaa is a prime example. Our argument for Lineage Based Reparations has revealed this well kept secret.
The (current) Reparations discussion has brought important issues to the conversation. ADOS, FBA, Freemen, & Indigenous Family all agree that We're a specific Lineage Group w/ a specific Experience. No other group has endured what We have endured in America. Some Black Immigrants make a valid point that They have endured over 100Yrs of White Supremacy in America; few admit that They also had more autonomy & opportunity than We had. Many of the 'First Faces' that We tout, aren't Us, but Our Cousins. Colin Powell, Eric Holder, & Susan Rice aren't just descendants of Immigrants, they're also Cousins! Barack Obama was Harvard's 1st Black Law Review Editor & Claudine Gay was their 1st Black President, but NEITHER have Indigenous Black Roots. BOTH have more in common w/ the descendants of Slave Holders, than those Enslaved on Harvard's properties. We have far too many of their Faces in Our Spaces. 'Afrikan American' is not working for Us. It skews perspectives regarding Wealth & Inequality, while rewarding newcomers for their 'proximity to Blackness'.
I have to go back to The Black Power Movement, to get a clear understanding of what Blackness truly means. During that Era, 'Blackness' was an American Phenomenon that was Globally acknowledged. No One else said: 'I'm Black & I'm Proud' w/ as much authority. John Carlos & Tommie Smith proudly threw up their Black fists, knowing they would pay a price. Muhammad Ali lost his Prime Boxing Years to make a point. The Culture of Blackness permeated Music & Cinema; We were doing Our Thing, Our Way. The Culture was distinctly Ours. It WAS a Black Thang, & No One understood it; but EVERYONE respected it. As We travelled The World, We were called Soul Brothers & Soul Sisters, but most called Us Black American. We have a distinct Pedigree. The World knows WHO We are. If we're being honest, Black Culture & Music was generally more respectable before 1990, when We became 'Afrikan American'. Hollywood has been denigrating Us since 'Birth Of A Nation', but their images contradicted who We are. We're a Righteous & Noble People. Our Love of Our Collective progeny is unrivaled. The Slave Experience stripped Us of Our individual lineage, but it also eliminated any Tribalism. Indigenous Black Americans- from New York to Oakland, & from Detroit to Houston refer to each other as: 'Family from...' We compete against each other, & toss The Dozens; but when it's time to Put in The Work- We're ALL On Code.
I laugh at this notion of 'Race Neutrality'. What exactly is meant by Race? Chief Justice John Roberts & Justice Clarence Thomas both lean on this term pretty heavily, but how? Black, White, Asian, & Latinx aren't Racial Groups, they're Socio- Demographic Classifications. Every Middle School Student has learned by 8th Grade of 3 Races: Negroid, Mongoloid, & Caucasoid. This 'Racial Re- tread' only seems to affect Indigenous Black Americans/ Copper-toned Aborigines on the basis of Our skin color. Everyone Else, including Black Immigrants have a Right of Expression under the current demographic structure. This is the Same System that holds Black America stagnant at 13% of the population since Emancipation, while bringing Ethnic Europeans (Caucasians, Catholics) & Asians under the umbrella of Whiteness; to offset the declining birth rate in their demographic. The Biden Administration has implied the same thing is being done w/ Latinx. I STILL ask: What is a 'Latino/ Hispanic'- are they a specific Nationality? No, they're a Socially Engineered Group (Buffer Class) created to marginalize the Indigenous Black American Population. Our Collective, is not a grouping of different Ethnicities & Nationalities under a particular demographic- We're One Nationality. As We search for a uniform description of Our specific Lineage Group, 'Black American' is a No Brainer... Cam'ron is correct.
'Black American' actually describes a specific Ethnic Group w/ a specific Culture & Experience that NO OTHER GROUP can tout. It describes a Group of People in a specific Region, not a (Global) Racial Group. We are as distinct, as Australian Aborigines. Other than Our Cousins- the 'Black Brits', melanated People tend to describe themselves Tribally or Nationally. They only identify as 'Black', when they Come to America. Meanwhile, Native (Siberian) Americans have used the Dawes Rolls to appropriate Our Ancestral [Tribal] Identity, forcing Us to Collectively reestablish Ourselves from scratch. Indigenous, Aboriginal, or American Indian describes Our connection to The Land. The Blood & Bones of Our Ancestors are buried Here, not in Afrika. Black American, describes who We are today. It defines Us as a unique Nationality. This description makes it easier for Us to point out Centuries of legislative policy crafted & used against Us as a specific Lineage Group. Afrikan American, is a monolithic classification that ignores the diverse Cultural experiences & Tribalism of the Collective. Ultimately, Our Name may change, but The Culture stays the Same.
In a nutshell, Black American IS Our Tribal Identity. We're World renowned for Standing Out & Standing Our Ground, & NO ONE does it better. As Professor Black Truth puts it: 'We create Icons'.
-Just making My Case
#B1#ADOS#FBA#Freemen#The13Percent#LineageMatters#RecalibrateTheCulture#TheProud&NoblePeople#OftenImitatedNeverDuplicated#LiberationRock#FarmersBoulevard#UnapologeticallyBlack#AgeOfProphecy#CultureOfResistance
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Hello people.!
I'm known as Ennui (here and TikTok), Kabrd (Twitter), Goopy (Discord).
I post whatever I feel like, usually art and sometimes insane ramblings about the subject of said art.
I am not an NSFW account (if you don’t count gore, lol) , however you might see me talk about... suggestive topics, but it's never anything too graphic!
I might post some triggering themes such as: Suicide, Self Harm, Violence, Mental illness and Snakes (love 'em)- as well as other abnormal pets (I don't actually have them, I am PLANNING ON IT)
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Mongolian beef noodles
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The Kharaa river basin por Temuulen Batkhurel Por Flickr: The appearance of the flooded Kharaa river basin after heavy rainy days ⛈☀️ Near Tsaidam station, the north part of the Trans-Mongolian railway 🇲🇳 We love #M62 #2M62 #Wumme #Taigatrommel #Mongolia ©2023 Contact us and Inquire about 2024 tours: [email protected]
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TRANS🇮🇱
A 🌐 identity in which one identifies as Hebrew/Israeli. This may be due to an intra identity, dysphoria, spiritual/religious reasons, or just for fun.
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A 🌐 identity in which one identifies as Mongolian. This may be due to an intra identity, dysphoria, spiritual/religious reasons, or just for fun.
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A 🌐 identity in which one identifies as Norwegian. This may be due to an intra identity, dysphoria, spiritual/religious reasons, or just for fun.
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A 🌐 identity in which one identifies as Arab. This may be due to an intra identity, dysphoria, spiritual/religious reasons, or just for fun.
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lilith mangrove (it/he) character & art by @oddb4llz
its fat. its transgender. it has burn scars and chronic pain because of it. its tormented by the horrors. its seen gods at least 4 times now. its patron is the god of misery and death and the moon and the sea. it has no heart (physically) and its in a pocketwatch now. it has killed 14 people and is guilty all the time because of it. feels unlovable bc of that as well. he really needs a break and has not had one since the day he was born and all he wants to do is take a nice nap in a bed for like 5 hours. tries his best to be nice to people though despite being so terribly awkward in every situation ever and has the most crooked smile ever but it's honestly kind of endearing. he also loves nature and people (it feels weirdly new to him) but hasnt had the chance to experience those things and happy in a while. he is my son and i love him and my dm keeps putting him through situations
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danny ganbaatar (he, pokemon) character by @gupdoo3, art by @imnotsetsuna
Danny Ganbaatar is a second-generation Mongolian and Korean living in SoCal. He's a cinnamon roll nerd who's cheerful and friendly, but is not very outgoing and worries that people won't like him because he's "weird" (read as: autistic, fat, Asian, trans), so he struggles to make friends. He's a big Pokémon fan: his favorite type is Steel and his favorite Pokémon are Magnemite and Jirachi. For nearly a decade, Danny's been an enthusiastic supporter of a fan region based on Mongolia. When a Legends Arceus-style fan game is released showing the region's past, he instantly becomes enamored with not just the game but with one of the NPCs, a Pokémon research assistant named Altan. But as the game mysteriously grows past its programming and the characters develop minds of their own, Danny struggles to navigate his new relationship with Altan as Alta comes to terms with the nature of her existence and just who Danny is.
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The amount of people who get butthurt over diversity in stories is ridiculous.
"They're brainwashing our kids" into what, user19283723546 with no profile picture? Knowing that other people exist?
Gay people exist. People of colour exist. People with disabilities exist. People with mental illnesses exist. Gay people of colour with disabilities and bipolar disorder exist. Fictional stories are reflections of our world, and it's not "forced" or "an agenda" to show all different kinds of people in those stories.
Also: I've seen some writers on social media saying that they feel they have to add representation to their work, or else they'll be accused of discriminating. You don't have to create 3432 fictional lands to include every kind of person in the world; representation takes many forms. Characters with varying sexualities--asexual, aromantic, gay, bi, trans, etc. Different races: Asian, brown, black, Hispanic, Indigenous, etc. Different social classes. Disabilities--deaf, blind, amputee, wheelchair user, etc, etc, etc. Representation doesn't have to be super difficult, with identity crises and discrimination and inequality built into society. In Six of Crows, for example, characters of all backgrounds, sexualities, and races come together, which actually improves the world building, since the city the book takes place in is supposed to be a major hub of trade and economy, so it makes sense that there'd be people from all different places coming through it. I have lots of fun writing diversity, because I love learning about different cultures and places--Mongolian, Indian, Japanese, Romani, you name it. (Plus, if you write fantasy like I prefer, it can inspire some really cool magic systems).
But that's a bit of a ramble. I tend to do that.
I guess the point here is just--is it really "forced" diversity, or is it just reflecting back the kinds of people who live on this planet?
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views along the trans-mongolian train route (Moscow to Beijing). july 2015
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I’m sorry. What the fuck, but Mongolian Folk metal
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I’m more confused than when I figured out I was trans
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And here’s some of my new cast headcanons as a treat (no particular order)(as per usual, canon things are starred so theres still some spoilers):
Scary Girl: Lauren* Stevenson, it/she/they/xe, Scottish, intersex fem non-binary, aromantic asexual, autistic
Bowie: Bowie Davidson, he/they, African Canadian, AMAB genderqueer, gay*
Wayne: Wayne Campbell, he/him, Canadian of European descent, cis guy(?), aroace, has ADHD
Raj: Raj Acharya, he/him, Indian, cis guy, gay* & asexual, autistic
Emma: Emily Harper, she/her (later she/bun), Irish/German, AFAB fem non-binary, lesbian (she is so far into the closet), autistic
Julia: Julia Monroe, she/her, British/Mexican, cis girl, lesbian
Nichelle: Nichelle LaDonna* (Idk how it’s spelled), she/her, African Italian, cis girl, lesbian
MK: Mary Kate* Nergui, they/she/he, Mongolian, AFAB genderfluid, arospec lesbian, I have no idea what is going on here but it is not neurotypical
Zee: Hezekias* Doucette, they/she/he, First Nations Canadian, intersex pangender non-binary, autistic and has ADHD, arospec panromantic asexual
Millie: Mildred Santos, she/they, Brazilian, trans girl, asexual lesbian, autistic
Chase: Chase Reyes, he/him (later he/they), filipino, cis guy (later AMAB non-binary), bisexual, autistic and has ADHD (undiagnosed)
Ripper: Ripper Bernardi, he/him, Italian*, trans guy, gay
Damien: Damien Faraday, he/him, African Canadian, trans guy, straight & asexual, autistic?
Axel: Axel Garcia, they/it/she/he, Indigenous Mexican, AFAB non-binary, lesbian, autistic
Priya: Priya Khan, she/her, Indian, trans girl, lesbian, autistic
Caleb: Caleb Newman, he/him, African Canadian, cis man, aromantic & gay? Maybe?
#alex’s td rambles#total drama new season spoilers#also yes almost all of them are autistic and queer because I want them to be
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Anon Confessional here. So i was thinking about transspecies and other nonhuman identities in history and such like i know the various words for various communities like transspecies, draconic, elven, kin, ect didnt exist back in history but like yall who explore past lives.... Do u remember identifying as nonhuman in a past life where u had a human body as well? or even another alien form but had a transspecies identity???? Like imagine a trans-horse in ancient mongolian times, or an actual crow poet in the victorian era! Imagine a coyote that lived in the east coast and was attracted to the western expansion because of their species identity.... That would make a cool western film wouldnt it? Imagine if we had recorded history of these identities thought these times. It makes me so sad that possibly hundreds of these stories are just uheard of. Im ceartain that transspecies history has been unrecorded or even erased. Even if we didnt call ourselves that back then for lack of wording recourses, i KNOW we were alive back then, and maybe some of those stories were our past lives. I once saw a newspaper clipping on twt from about the 1900s talking about rural citizens feeling better as animals and i never got to save it :c does anyone have any rare accounts like this? Do any yall have past lives where you felt nonhuman in a human form as well???? Tell me ur stories!!!!!
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#otherkin#otherkin community#otherkin confession#alterhuman#alterhumanity#therian community#therian#transspecies
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