Old growth on the Olympic Peninsula
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Of all the shades of blue, my favorite one will always be you.
Blue Ridge Parkway near Craggy.
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I wondered why green is so associated with hope and then I remembered being 8 and seeing a little plant sprout after a few days of waiting and. Yeah. I get it now.
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BTW, the belief that you have to leave where you are and go somewhere in order to connect with nature is part of the problem. You can literally connect with nature anywhere; yes, even in an urban environment. You have birds, bugs, plants, weather, seasons, etc. A lot of people need to stop thinking of nature as something out there and start recognizing that it's something that's already right here.
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There are many benefits to being a marine biologist
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(backseating you at the mortar and pestle) man you aint even squarshing it
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with pride month approaching and my old archival links post being broken into several annoying sections. here are some useful starting places on lgbt history.
disclaimer: most of this has to do with usamerican history / are in english my apologies, this is just what i had on hand. if you have more please feel free to add them or dm them to me.
the act up oral history project
the lesbian herstory archives
the transgender archives of the university of victoria
the digital transgender archives
glbt historical society
lgbtq digital collaboratory
anything that moves
the bisexual manifesto (1990)
samuel proctor oral history project
a full master post of lesile feinberg's works (stone butch blues included ) by @genderoutlaws
the queer zine archive
dyke march compilation
paris is burning ( documentary )
how to survive a plague ( documentary )
united in anger: a history of ACT UP ( documentary )
screaming queens ( documentary )
the celluloid closet ( documentary )
one institute
adre lorde's poetry collection
aqurives
bi women's quarterly (1/2)
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