the raven cycle, the foxhole court, other stuff, cute dogs
@tysmMilosav Druckmüller is, hands down, the greatest eclipse photographer in the world. Fact.
i literally just teared up this is so amazing and gorgeous and surreal wow
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25th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots
Central Park, NY (1994)
Photographer: ???
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J.J. emailed me and he said, ‘Can you travel down to Mayfair to meet me?’, so I got in a taxi; I probably paid £150 without knowing it just to get to J.J. to hear what was going on… He sat me down, he spoke to me about a couple of things and then said, ‘You’re the new star of Star Wars,’ and literally everything just froze. The whole world was perfect in that one moment.
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“Gal…she’s one of the best personalities I’ve ever encountered. She’s - without fail: positive, and such a hard worker. We were shooting outside of Oxford in England and God, it was cold. The rest of us are stacked up in our wool uniforms, and there’s Gal…she did the scene, didn’t complain…she is just a monster.” - Chris Pine
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Ashton Sanders and Jharrel Jerome from Moonlight (2016) win Best Kiss at the 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards
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Style Crush: Esther Quek, distinguished group fashion and beauty director of luxury Middle Eastern publications The Rake and Revolution and frequent contributor to Condé Nast Traveller.
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WAIT FOR IT
Another creature added to the list of “I can’t believe they actually exist”
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Happy 420! Let’s take the time to remember the black Americans jailed for marijuana use/distribution far more than white Americans despite the usage rates being about the same. Look at how steady those arrest rates are for white people while the black arrest rate climbed steadily.
The homophobia that is prevalent in many countries often stems from Christian missionaries who spew anti-queer rhetoric as a part of spreading the message of Christianity. Queerness, third genders, and other complex, non-binary identities have existed for centuries. For example, in Tonga, where my birth father is from, they have a naturally existing community that plays a large role in their traditional society called “fakaleiti” which means “like a lady”. If a family has no daughters, the youngest son is often raised in the role of traditional femeninity, and respect and spiritual honor is shown to these individuals. This is similar to Mahu in Hawaii, fa'afafine in Samoa, and femminielli in Polynesian cultures. When Europeans and Americans colonized many of these countries, they brought with them anti queer ideologies that were then forced upon the people in an effort to “civilize” them. As a result, many of these countries that once organically embraced varying types of non binary existence are now completely the opposite. Mix in the weapons technology brought to many countries by Westerners and/or Europeans, and you have a recipe for violence against the ancestral traditions and peaceful ways of life that once existed in most cultures. The root of the rampant homophobia of countries such as Brazil and Jamaica is not in their ancestral traditions, but in their colonization by Europeans.
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