Dumblydore

May 02

[video]

May 01

[video]

therearecertainshadesoflimelight:

thewherefores:

clairewatchestelly:

womenwriteaboutcomics:

Maddy Beaupre made this amazing poster for our upcoming Lois carnival. As always, please reblog and share widely!
And of course, give the artist your compliments. http://mcbeaupre.com/

I’m biggin’ up Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman’s Lois wardrobe - WHAT ARE YOU DOING FOR THE CARNIVAL???

I’m so busy with interviews and organizing guest posts that I don’t know if I’ll be able to write anything! ;)

 I’m writing something but what it shall be is a secret at this point. :)

Oooh if I have time before my Japan trip I’ll draw something. :)

therearecertainshadesoflimelight:

thewherefores:

clairewatchestelly:

womenwriteaboutcomics:

Maddy Beaupre made this amazing poster for our upcoming Lois carnival. As always, please reblog and share widely!

And of course, give the artist your compliments. http://mcbeaupre.com/

I’m biggin’ up Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman’s Lois wardrobe - WHAT ARE YOU DOING FOR THE CARNIVAL???

I’m so busy with interviews and organizing guest posts that I don’t know if I’ll be able to write anything! ;)

 I’m writing something but what it shall be is a secret at this point. :)

Oooh if I have time before my Japan trip I’ll draw something. :)

[video]

Apr 27

fashiontipsfromcomicstrips:

 New Marvel T-Shirts Tell Boys They Can Be Heroes, And Girls That A Hero Will Save Them
By Joseph Hughes
Following the success of the Avengers film, and with Iron Man 3 set to hit theaters next month, the characters who make up Marvels Avengers team are more recognizable than ever. Naturally, the publisher is taking advantage of that fact via merchandise, including the two t-shirts pictured above.
Of course, aside from the cut of the shirts, the second you look at them you instantly know which is meant for boys and which is for girls, and therein lies quite a problem.
These are Marvel’s characters, the foundation of their company. As such, these products represent them, not the manufacturers. When people see this, and are (rightfully) bothered by it, they aren’t going to care what middle man made the shirts. They’re going to instantly direct their ire toward Marvel, as it it will look to them as if Marvel is telling boys they can be heroes, and telling girls that, if they’re lucky, a hero will come save them.
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Well, fuck that. I’m taking the blue shirt.

fashiontipsfromcomicstrips:

New Marvel T-Shirts Tell Boys They Can Be Heroes, And Girls That A Hero Will Save Them

By Joseph Hughes

Following the success of the Avengers film, and with Iron Man 3 set to hit theaters next month, the characters who make up Marvels Avengers team are more recognizable than ever. Naturally, the publisher is taking advantage of that fact via merchandise, including the two t-shirts pictured above.

Of course, aside from the cut of the shirts, the second you look at them you instantly know which is meant for boys and which is for girls, and therein lies quite a problem.

These are Marvel’s characters, the foundation of their company. As such, these products represent them, not the manufacturers. When people see this, and are (rightfully) bothered by it, they aren’t going to care what middle man made the shirts. They’re going to instantly direct their ire toward Marvel, as it it will look to them as if Marvel is telling boys they can be heroes, and telling girls that, if they’re lucky, a hero will come save them.

READ MORE

Well, fuck that. I’m taking the blue shirt.

(via comicsalliance)

Noah (2014) -

valwildling:

Welp… I didn’t know Noah and his family were a bunch of anglo-saxons. Thank you, Hollywood. I guess my bible did it wrong.

*facepalms*

(via racebending)

hahrid asked: i found your blog when i was checking to see if your url was taken and followed you because you post such great stuff

Hey, thanks! Appreciate it. I thought all I did was just post Christian Bale stuff though. At least, lately. :)

Apr 24

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Apr 23

[video]

On decentering whiteness

unapologetically-yellow:

When we center privilege and oppression on whiteness, we reproduce the idea that whiteness is central to everything. We end up catering to whiteness. 

(via spicyobsession)