tokenblkgirl:

palaceoffunk:

So, I was thinking about BBC Sherlock fandom’s hate-on for Sally Donovan, and just earlier today I was talking with Maria about Tara Thorton’s shitty treatment in True Blood.

And then I made myself a list.

You’re not fooling anyone, fandom. I know what’s up.

They want these women to be invisible and get upset when they’re not. Then they’re bitches, sexless (i.e. no chemistry with ANYONE), or sluts. And it’s not like the show writers don’t have the same problem, those tropes are a consistent fallback when it comes to any major characterization of black female characters. But when they step out of those tropes (Bonnie becoming more assertive, not just a support system for the white female lead; Martha wanting the Doctor to see her in a romantic way, not just as a support system for the white lead; Gwen being the LOVE object of several male characters, not just a support system for the white lead)  fandom goes apeshit cause their worldview is being messed with. These women are not supposed to be important, loved, complicated in their minds, just easily forgotten once the episode is over. 

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husssel:

So, I was reading through my comments the other day when I came across one that really disturbed me…This girl is really pretty. NO HOMO. I know what you’re thinking “It’s 2012 who still says that”. I thought the same thing too. But for those of you who don’t know. No Homo is a qualifier that is used to assure your present company that you are not in fact a homosexual. Because this phrase makes my skin crawl. I decided to make up a few qualifiers of my own and with your help I hope that I can make these really popular in 2012. - Chescaleigh

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jawsandstarwarsagree:

Kimiko-tan!

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the-absolute-best-gifs:

greenbaybe:

Back in the day when kid’s cartoons actually had a message.

 #back in the day when i could relate to a cartoon

It’s sadly rare to come across a character in any media in general, not just children’s cartoons, that have half charisma and understated depth of Helga.


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DEAR TUMBLR, YOU HAVE SPECIAL SNOWFLAKE SYNDROME AND YOU NEED TO STOP

moriartyed:

spockblocked:

“GIRLS: LET’S GO OUT AND GET DRUNK AND PARTY WOOOO

ME: LET’S STAY IN TALK ABOUT FICTIONAL CHARACTERS IN BOOKS”

YOU CAN DO BOTH, AT THE SAME TIME. THEY’RE NOT MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE AND YOU DON’T SEEM COOL BY SAYING THAT YOU PURPOSELY STAY IN TO BE ~*~DIFFERENT~*~

YOU CAN GET A BIT DRUNK AT HOME, TALK ABOUT FICTIONAL CHARACTERS, THEN GO OUT, GET MORE DRUNK, PARTY, TALK ABOUT SHERLOCK HOLMES OR WHOEVER, MAYBE PRETEND TO BE HIM BECAUSE YOU’RE DRUNK AND YOU DON’T GIVE A FUCK AND EVERYTHING IS FABULOUS, THEN GO HOME AND CRADLE THE TOILET BOWL AT 4 IN THE MORNING BECAUSE YOU LOST TRACK OF HOW MANY DRINKS YOU HAD AFTER THE 12TH DOUBLE VODKA REDBULL.

YOU DON’T EVEN HAVE TO DRINK, YOU CAN STILL GO TO LIKE WEATHERSPOONS OR SOMETHING AND HAVE A FEW COKES OR WHATEVER AND DISCUSS BOOKS IN YOUR LONG SCARVES AND WHAT HAVE YOU AT 2AM BECAUSE YOU’RE COOL OR SOMETHING IDEK

JUST STOP MAKING OUT LIKE IT’S A ~*~SPECIAL TOTALLY DIFFERENT OMG LOOK AT ME~*~ THING TO STAY IN AND TALK ABOUT FICTIONAL CHARACTERS BECAUSE IT AINT.

good post

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thedailywhat:

Photo of the Day: The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart (then Jon Leibowitz) as a young College of William & Mary student moshing at a Dead Kennedys show at Casablanca in Richmond, VA, c. 1982.
Photo by Irish Willis Peele.
[gawker.]

Under consideration as the coolest photo ever.

thedailywhat:

Photo of the Day: The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart (then Jon Leibowitz) as a young College of William & Mary student moshing at a Dead Kennedys show at Casablanca in Richmond, VA, c. 1982.

Photo by Irish Willis Peele.

[gawker.]

Under consideration as the coolest photo ever.

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