#elders
We’ve gone from ‘gay for you’ to 'bi or pan, I don’t know.’
We’ve gone from 'love is all we need’ to 'love is not enough’.
We’ve gone from 'my parents will never accept us’ to 'don’t worry, they already know’.
We’ve gone from 'this seaweed snack grows my brain!’ to 'maserati goes vroooom’.
We’ve gone from 'keep it a secret from everyone’ to 'the world knows us and loves us’.
We’ve gone from 'don’t call us gay’ to 'dancing under a pride flag’.
We’ve gone from 'alone in the world’ to 'elders can guide us’.
We’ve gone from punching down to a seat at the table.
Where will we go next?
ALIENS IN ACTION IS TERRIBLE NEWS FOR CONSPIRACY THEORISTS
—— ♂️The Retiring Vampire Column 11/23/20 on MagZuma News.
In this column, I explore the alternate narratives of Shamanic Elders, Pyramids and Greco-Roman structures, and what the Jewish sages of the Medieval Time had to say about that.
“To know the future, one must learn the past, and when history isn’t clear, we must question the narrative, but it does not happen. What actually happens is the deletion and reclamation of Old World structures and alternate histories. Everyone takes part in it. It’s an international sport.”
——Link to the column in bio
#oldworld #shamans #elders #aliens #ufo #conspiracytheories #shamanicelders #tartaria #jonlevi #mudflood #ancientarchitecture #hiddenhistory #vampires #precolombian #middleages #medievaltimes #sages #jewishhistory #talmood #rambam #ghostbusters
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so in case you’re about to watch a cw television show based in the southwest that’s featuring an episode based on some supposed reservation – or you’ve read anything about the situation on the navajo nation recently – i wanted to share some ways that we all can help the diné(navajo) community beyond kind-of depicting them on television.
today the navajo nation surpassed new york state and new jersey for the highest per-capita coronavirus infection rate in the country. that’s 2,304 cases per 100,000 people. 173,600 people live on the navajo nation, roughly. below are a number of organizations & community groups raising money & resources. it would mean so much to me if you’d consider supporting these communities right now - & continue to think about how you can support the indigenous communities near you, & understand the indigenous land you might currently occupy.
the navajo water project helps bring running water to navajo families without, and also helps families pay their water & electricity bills
the adopt an elder project helps feed navajo elders during the pandemic
the navajo health command operations centeris the navajo nation’s only official fundraising and donation effort
rez rising is a database of native american small businesses across the southwest
the kinlani mutual aid groupis a flagstaff, az based volunteer group collecting supplies
the native american relief fund operated by the native american community foundation provides emergency grants to communities for supplies & more
and a number of community-run fundraising efforts:
- northern diné covid relief effort
- navajo & hopi families relief fund
- native student emergency fund
- bluff area mutual aid - supply delivery in utah
- navajo nation relief project
if you’re aware of any other legitimate fundraising efforts to help these communities, or the indigenous communities near you, please add them.
the Navajo Water Project also sells blankets and jewelry, and the Adopt an Elder Project sells rugs hand made by Navajo Elders if that appeals to any of you!
Today’s Black Futures Month poster celebrates elders. This piece is titled, “Major Key to Success: Protect the Elders,” and was created by Ryan Spence | Planet Lucid @planetlucid . Also find him at instagram.com/planetlucid and twitter.com/planetlucid
The accompanying article, written by Dr. Wilhelmina Perry can be found here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-wilhelmina-perry/black-seniors-and-black-lives-matter_b_9172052.html?1454942814
#BlackFutureMonth #BlackLivesMatter #VisionsOfABlackFuture
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Theodore Chasseriau (French, Samana Province, Dominican Republic 1819 - 1856 Paris), Susana and the Elders, 1839, Louvre Museum
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New shirts in the etsy!
So in the style of martial arts that I teach (Tang Soo Do) there are 5 color belt ranks (or gup ranks) before you get to Black Belt candidacy, and then Black Belt. Coincidentally, there are also 5 codes or sayings that students learn to introduce them to the philosophy of our martial arts. Eventually I’ll have a shirt inspired by each code, with each design on a different belt color. :)
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Johnny Frank Agustus Griggs
The Patriarch
Sunrise: July 8, 1919 ~ Sunset: January 30, 2015
From Jasper County, GA, Mr. Gus hunted and fished until the age of 90. He leaves behind 13 children and 56 grandchildren. I took this photo of my granddad at his home in 2006.
[Griggs Family Album]
©WaheedPhotoArchive, 2015
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Anthony interviewed Calypso Rose who is a pioneering woman in calypso music and Caribbean music in general. I saw this documentary on her that is well worth checking out and shows what a phenomenal woman she is. I am so glad Anthony had her on the show.
She’s one of the most experienced, accomplished and internationally acclaimed Caribbean artists there is. And she’s a married lesbian!
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Ingmar Bergman’s birthday letter from Akira Kurosawa.
can somebody pls hit me up like this tho damn
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#Repost @nativeproud
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#native #american #indigenous #elders #respect #nativeamericanpride #nativeamerican #nativeproud #nativewisdom #nativepride #nativefreedom #nativeculture
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Older Queer Voices: The Intimacy of Survival
Visit https://olderqueervoices.com/ for more information about this amazing project and blog
