Because the beasts aren't the real monsters.

easier said than done, I think 😭

Honestly di naman pumasok agad sa isip ko na inaatake Christianity sa opening ng Olympics. haha mas nauna pa tumatak sakin yung greek mythology at french history 😂 Kaya importante talaga yung World History at World Literature sa High School 😅

Honestly can't believe it either 💀😭 Like, wdym I have to turn my brain off? How do you guys do it??? I'm always trying to pick up on things that interest me, so I can never just 'turn off' my brain when I watch a movie.

As bell hooks said, “Readers forget that one can critique yet still admire.”

A lot of women have higher than normal testosterone levels because of PCOS.... does that make us men? Saka lang naman kayo concerned kapag pwede nyong gamitin yung issue to fuel your transphobia. Kadiri kayo.

I simply think "biological woman" should not be a term that people who want to take gender justice seriously let pass their lips

Trade and the First Cities by History of the World Map.

the greatest Filipino summoning spells: "psssttt," or "shhtttt..." 🤣

Gary Oldman as Dracula in 1992. Photography by Herb Ritts

Ok but the chinese part is accurate

I don't even go here, but we can criticize how Martin and the writers treat their femme characters without resorting to: "What about the children?" Not every soap opera was made for children, and it's the job of the parents to talk abt dark and disturbing topics. Not creatives.

Mesopotamian religion was informed by the belief that humans were co-workers with the gods in maintaining the order created at the beginning of time and so religious expression was integral to daily life in ancient... whe.to/ci/9-262-en/ #History #Ziggurat #Inanna

"The most difficult thing is to raise the level of audience's appreciation of film. It's easy to lower it." --- Akira Kurosawa

It's unfortunate to me that asexuality in media is presented as less interesting or multifaceted than allosexual identities despite being a sexual orientation that is incredibly varied and can add a lot of dimension to a character or plot line while also providing representation

In the wake of Israel's two terrorist attacks of unprecedented horror on the people of Lebanon, Massachusetts Review shares an open letter by the great June Jordan, written in 1982 in response to Adrienne Rich, on Israel and Lebanon. With thanks to Writers Against the War on Gaza. massreview.org/node/12147