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hamtaro-gifs · 5 months
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group chat in shambles
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hoard-of-plushes · 5 months
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SEGA Prize Hamtaro "Ready for winter" plush set (2022)
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goobersplat · 7 months
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Knock Off Hamtaro Figures of Hamtaro, Pashmina, Oxnard, and Penelope.
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jortenthusiasst · 3 months
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So, i started listening to wolfsong 🫡
(Idc if Joe had his head shaved and a full beard when he got back. I'm ignoring that)
Anyways, live laugh love Ox. Now listening to ravensong 🫶
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xxplosivefotos805 · 9 months
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agui-chart · 1 year
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🌻Ham-ha! 🌻
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restinpissssssss · 3 months
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Taking pictures of the sky is one of my favorite things to do 🥹
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nostalgiahime · 1 year
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Hamtaro and the Ham Hams from the instruction manual for the Japanese board game Hamtaro Royal 21 (2001) [✩]
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bug-cage · 9 months
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Celebrating Black Queer Icons:
Lucy Hicks Anderson
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Lucy Hicks Anderson was born in 1886 in Waddy, Kentucky. Anderson is known as a socialite and chef that became well known in Oxnard, California from 1920 to 1946. She became the first black trans woman to defend her identity in a US courts. From an early age Anderson identified as a girl. On advice from doctors, Anderson's parents accepted and supported this. Anderson would attend school in gender affirming clothing, such as dresses, under a name of her own choosing, Lucy. At the age of 15 Anderson left school and began supporting herself through domestic work. At 20 Anderson moved to Pecos, Texas where she worked in a hotel. Anderson next moved to New Mexico, where she met her first husband, Clarence Hicks, in 1920. At age 34 Anderson, and her then husband, moved to Oxnard, California. Anderson proved herself a skilled chef and baker, winning some contests. Anderson's marriage to Hicks eventually ended in divorce. After which Anderson used money she had saved during the marriage to purchase a boarding house. The boarding house served as a front for a brothel, and the sale of alcohol during prohibition. Outside her time as a Madame and managing a boarding house, Anderson also became a well known socialite and hostess. Connections made during this time would prove fruitful during Anderson's subsequent legal troubles. It is said that Charles Donlon, a prominent banker, helped get her out of jail, after her initial arrest, on the grounds that he was hosting a significant dinner party that would have fallen apart without Anderson's involvement. In 1944 Anderson married her second husband, Reuben Anderson. About a year later, in 1945, a sailor claimed to have received a sexually transmitted infection from one of the women working in Anderson's brothel. This led to all women working there being subject to medical examination, including Anderson. When the Ventura County DA was informed that Anderson was assigned male at birth he chose to charge her with perjury on her marriage license. During this trial Anderson would utter the famous lines "I defy any doctor in the world to prove that I am not a woman." and "I have lived, dressed, acted just what I am, a woman". Anderson was ultimately convicted of perjury and sentenced to 10 years probation and her marriage license was deemed invalid. This also led to the Federal Government to charge Anderson with fraud, based on her receiving spousal rights from the GI Bill. Lucy and Reuben Anderson where both found guilty and sentenced to a men's prison. Anderson was forbidden by the court to wear women's clothing during this time. After their release Lucy and Reuben Anderson moved to Los Angeles, California where they lived quietly until her death in 1954, at the age of 68. Debra A Harley and Pamela B Teaster's (editors) Handbook of LGBT Elders (link to Archive.org copy of text) notes Anderson as "one of the earliest documented cases of an African-American transgender person". Anderson is the subject of the 2nd episode of HBO's Equal, where she is portrayed by actress Alexandra Grey.
This was definitely one of the more informative of these write ups, for me. I was familiar with both the quotes Anderson made during her trial, but didnt know anything about the woman. Wilmer "Little Axe" Broadnax has been mentioned in several of these end notes, so he is definitely next. I think i pretty much have the rest of these planned out, but as always, corrections and suggestions are welcome and desired.
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hamham-moments · 3 months
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hamtaro-gifs · 10 months
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group selfie
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hoard-of-plushes · 1 year
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Banpresto Tottoko Hamtaro mascot plush set (2022)
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howdycollector33 · 6 months
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Hamtaro Fèves! These are so cute!
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kowaibunny · 9 months
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Three more to go!☘️🌻💎
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