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padawan-historian · 1 year
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If you can't show up in person, make a phone call. If you can't call, write a letter. If you can't write a letter, an email.
In order to liberate our communities from this lovecraft country's Jim & Jane Crow violence, we have to upRoot white supremacist politics and practices from the root.
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secretceremonies · 4 months
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Sisters of Divine Providence trying out new .22 caliber guns presented to them at camp Mishannock by Harrington and Richardson of Worcester, Massacusetts. (1957)
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Elke Sommer, 1960s
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zegalba · 10 months
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shysheeperz · 3 months
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Duff, Slash // Izzy
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pearliegrimm · 1 year
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i’m just saying this is bound to happen at some point
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The Killer is Loose (Budd Boetticher, 1956)
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destiny-slayer · 2 years
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Miles Teller and Glen Powell attended Top Gun: Maverick premiere. Cannes, France. London, UK.
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odinsblog · 1 year
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In “The Second: Race and Guns in a Fatally Unequal America,” Carol Anderson argues that the Second Amendment is not about guns – it’s about anti-Blackness. She says it “was designed and has consistently been constructed to keep African-Americans powerless and vulnerable.”
Anderson cites legislative debates from the Founding Fathers and a range of historical records to make some bold points. She says some early lawmakers who supported the Second Amendment were more worried about armed Blacks than British redcoats. She says that even after the Civil War ended, many Southern states banned Black citizens from owning weapons.
And that famous line about a “well-regulated militia?” Well, that was inserted primarily to deal with potential slave revolts – not to repel a foreign army, she says.
“The crafting of the Constitution was of primary concern for folks like James Madison because the Articles of Confederation were not working. And when they went to the Constitutional Convention, the Southern delegates made it really clear that they weren’t going to sign off on any kind of Constitution to strengthen the United States of America unless they could get the clear extension on the Atlantic slave trade, the Three-Fifths Clause so they could get more representation than they were due in Congress, and the Fugitive Slave Clause. Those were the bribes. That was the sign-off for the South to sign off on the Constitution.
But then as Virginia is looking at this Constitution and sees the federal control of the militia, this is when Patrick Henry and George Mason really started leading the charge. And that charge was about either scuttling the Constitution or getting a Bill of Rights to curtail the power of the central government and protecting the militia. Protecting the militia means that they are protecting slavery.
One of the things that many previous historians have not linked up was the role of the militia in putting down slave revolts, in buttressing slave patrols and keeping enslaved Black people, and free Blacks, under the boot of White supremacy.
The emphasis on the Second Amendment has been crafted as a well-regulated militia in terms of (opposing) a tyrannical government or stopping a foreign invasion, and the individual right to bear arms. That’s the way it’s been cast in the legal debates. That’s driven our historical debates. We’ve got a weird bifurcation in the scholarship between the history of slavery and the history of the Second Amendment. What I’m doing is saying these things are all happening at the same time. Let’s see what’s really going on.”
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thatdepressedtwink · 7 months
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The original toxic yaoi
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strangegutz · 14 days
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oc prompt: i am handing white a big beautiful brand new whiffle bat and whatever happens next happens. godspeed to her and good luck to everyone in a 5 mile radius
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looks like she’s already trading up
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bebemoon · 3 months
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kinnporsche | ep. 14
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Sometimes it seems like people don't want to see that Will is also a cringefail loser and want to turn him into this super cool guy that he canonically isn't (I say that with all the love in the world).
Will got up early, put on a funny lilac wizard costume and put on some medieval mood music to play dnd with his friends.
He hears the sound of a computer on a phone and the first thing he thinks of is a movie of a game.
He made a painting to his best friend/boy he likes with his characters dressed in dnd costumes fighting with a dragon and put a heart and a crown on this boy's shield and the best part? Mike fucking love the painting.
I usually don't care about a character's fanon or hcs but this really affects certain people's view of canon Will as well.
For example, remember when the calendar with the character quotes came out before vol.2 and we saw the line "without a heart, we'd all fall apart" and everyone was saying things like "So Will is going to get high, right? because no way is he seriously saying that", "that's too cringe, Will would never say that"
Well surprise, he would and he did, because he's 14, nerdy, and head over heels in love.
And I love that about him, even if it is too "cringe." Will is still cool even though he doesn't fall within the parameters of what is "cool"!
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blackneonsunset · 28 days
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tggragnarok · 8 months
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