wtxch:

Alligator eyes shining in the sunset, Myakka River State Park, Florida

Photographed by Larry Lynch & David Moynahan

splatteronmywalls:

patart-illustrations-stuff:

Painting FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE poster art

sic-semper-hominibus:

fierceawakening:

dovesndecay:

There is no “after the revolution.” No “ideal world.” I don’t care how much progress we make, we will always fail someone, hurt someone, and the best thing we can do is accept that, and keep striving to make it better as we go.

And don’t get me wrong, I don’t say this to discourage anyone from trying to make that ideal world. Quite the opposite.

I feel like it’s very naive to continue to approach these big changes we want to make in the world as if there’s an “after it’s all over” when we don’t have to worry about it anymore.

We should always be striving to make life better, even when life seems pretty damn good.

@nothingbuttrashhere tags

Oh my god

I hadn’t thought to call it “rapture culture” but that’s EXACTLY what it is

“If [the Revolution] is seen as having any end, it will never truly begin.”

–Ursula K. Le Guin, “The Dispossessed”

littlealienproducts:

Vintage LGBT Gay Pride Button Badges by RadBadgesUK

millennial-review:

This seems right to me.

classichorrorblog:

Suspiria
Directed by Dario Argento (1977)

millennial-review:

Everyone loves quitting their job.

lotronprimesucks:

• Amazon’s casting choices don’t reflect the true racial diversity in Tolkien’s works and are focused on tokenism over real efforts to tackle the flaws in the text and make an inclusive vision of Arda
• Amazon’s one major POC actress is playing a role that canonically involves her throne and her power being stolen from her by a genocidal colonizer who wants to exterminate the religious minority she’s part of
  
• Amazon fired their Tolkien consultant and their unsafe set conditions caused the injuries of stuntpeople
  
• Amazon as a company is unethical, directly opposed to progressive causes, and openly emotionally manipulating viewers to get them to watch the show
• Amazon has done more real harm to actual people of color and other marginalized groups than their efforts to include nonwhite actors in relatively small or stereotypical roles can address
• Amazon’s promotional materials for this show treat fans of color as props to further their agenda

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