Laura, slightly tumblrd
30-ish teen librarian. She/her. Aro/ace. Random things I find hilarious, interesting, or aggravating, plus the books, shows, and art I’m currently obsessed with.
Header is by @alma-berry, who is amazing.
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Post reblogged from history, huh?
glad to know people will still be experiencing this video for the first time this daylight savings
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Post reblogged from ☆colourofmagic☆
All of them!! wayward son got me back into the obsession
• Penny, Baz and Simon •
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Video reblogged from Loki is Perfection
Here is a cute dancing baby to make us all smile during these trying times.
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Photoset reblogged from Just here for an ok time
For you and your internet friends! 💙
Feel free to send these to them but please do not repost
I love these so much.
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Post reblogged from Most Certainly Uncertain
This is how I feel about everything I do in my life. Sign up all excited to do it or accept an invitation from a friend, then wait in misery or terror until it is time to do the thing, and if I have not panic-cancelled, drag myself out the door only to end up enjoying the thing. What is wrong with me.
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Question reblogged from Neil Gaiman
Any suggestions for LGBTQ literature?
Asked by theneverwherekind
Lots. So many. But in a desire not to overwhelm you…
Armistead Maupin is one of the finest American writers of the last fifty years, and his Tales of the City sequence is an astonishing view of life mostly in San Francisco since the 1970s. Gay, Lesbian, Trans, Bi, and straight characters, in a novel sequence of astonishing immediacy (immediate because the first half dozen books were written as weekly instalments in a daily newspaper).
Currently it’s a sequence of nine books. You can also get them in some places in three collections of three books each.
Enjoy.
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Photo reblogged from Tom Hiddleston: Saving Lives Since 1981
stopping the movie to read the joke :D
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Post reblogged from Ty Blackthorn, Sherlock Holmes, and Shakespeare
Here is the full statement. Notice the related articles at the bottom.
And they’re not kidding, they actually got arrested in 2016 at a protest in Philadelphia
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HEY! So if you missed my talk last night, or don’t feel like watching an hour-long speech on Instagram, I’ve distilled the most important points and turned them into this infographic. These points were largely informed by the work of multicultural education expert, Robin DiAngelo, PhD, who specializes in white racial literacy. If you feel like digging deeper, her work is incredibly illuminating and in my opinion, should be required reading for every white American.
Learn about her important work here: https://robindiangelo.com.
And thank you to all who did show up last night. It was a hard speech to muscle through and your presence helped so much. ❤️
ADDENDUM: We are also embarking on Pride month. If you are straight and cisgendered, you can also adapt and integrate these principles to make the world safer for members of the LGBTQIA+ community who also endure discrimination, violence, and trauma and deserve equality and justice. Pride and the fight for black lives are entwined.
