#{ castor yong }

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"THREE CHILDREN POISONED BY CANDY GIVEN TO FATHER," Toronto Star. October 15, 1912. Page 6. --- Thomas Pattison of Symington Avenue Was Presented With Caramels on a Street Car and Took Them Home - Lives Saved by Prompt Action of the Parents. --- CIVIC DOCTORS ARE MAKING AN ANALYSIS ---- From Left to Right, Howard. Age 6; George. Age 4: Nellie, Age 2, the Three Children of Mr. Thomas Patterson, 258 Symington Avenue, Who Were Poisoned by Eating Colored Caramels, and Had a Narrow escape from Death. ---- Poisoned by cheap, colored caramels, which had been purchased in a Yonge street candy store, the three children of Mr. Thomas Pattison, 258 Symington avenue, have had a narrow escape from death. Shortly after eating the caramels, which had been given them at supper-time on Sunday, they all became violently ill. Dr. Hannah Reid was summoned and worked over the children till well on in the morning. before they were past the danger point. Had it not been for timely first-aid administered by the mother, the youngest of the three probably would not have survived.

Mr. Pattison is a street car conductor, and the caramels were given him on Sunday afternoon by a new man he was taking over his run. He took five of the candies home, gave one to each of his children and ate one himself. A couple of hours after the carameis had been eaten, the youngest child, Nellie, aged two years and three months, became ill and began to vomit. Then Howard, aged six, and George, aged four, became similarly affected, and the mother and father had to attend to three children in agony all at once. The mother made the children swallow castor oil, and to her presence of mind the youngest at least owes its life. Neighbors were summoned and came in haste to help with the children. So far gone was the youngest that after two hours' incessant vomiting blood was coming from the stomach.

The father felt no ill effects from the caramel he had eaten, but complained of unusual drowsiness. The fifth caramel was taken down to the city hall for analysis yesterday and was found to contain poisonous ingredients. A quantity of caramels was purchased again yesterday from the same store where the candies were secured on Saturday, and of these an analysis will also be made.

The children have now quite re- covered from the effects of the poisoning.

[pandcrasx-blog]

( @castorpoison said “i’m beautiful and underappreciated.” )

“i think everyone is beautiful in their own way! it’s a shame that only a handful of people ever think that about themselves,” pandora hummed, frosting her cupcakes.

[gabriclsx]

( @castorpoison​ said “at least you got whatcha wanted, y'know?” )

“i did, i did,” gabriel said with a sigh, nursing his wounds. he hadn’t fought back against the bullies, but at least their initial target had managed to get away. “i wasn’t able to stop them, though.”

[opheliaw]

( @castorpoison said  ❛❛ OMINOUS KAZOOING ❜❜ )

ophelia almost jumped out of her skin at the loud voice, clutching her chest. turning around, she frowned and said, “i appreciate your enthusiasm, but was that really necessary?”

[justiicex]

@castorpoison said: “sorry for being awesome, loser.”

justice simply looked at the boy, scoffed, and then pushed herself off of the wall. in a puff of black smoke, she turned into a dragon. she gave the boy a look.

[ithacawhite]

( @castorpoison )

ithaca was no stranger to wandering around at night. it was peaceful, and she could walk around undetected. she was so used to people not being around when she went on her little adventures that she was surprised to see someone else around. stopping, she leaned against the nearest wall and said, “are you sneaking around, too? or do you just happen to be up past your bedtime?”

[xlegume]

@castorpoison said:  ❛ Unshackle me. I’ll give you a big hug. ❜

Frank chuckled, crossing his arms over his chest. “I think I should keep those shackles on. There must be a good reason why you’re stuck like that in the first place. Been causing trouble, Castor?”

[cestrumblue]

@castorpoison said:  ❝ If you choose to lock your heart away, you’ll lose it for certain. ❞

“A wise philosophy but not one that applies to myself. If that was your meaning,” he asked, arching an eyebrow towards the boy.

[salcmx]

@castorpoison said:  ❝ i’ve got a jar of dirt! ❞

salem made a face, stepping away from him. “ew. castor, what the hell?” she spat. “unless there’s crystals inside, i don’t want that anywhere near me.”

[zanekwon]

@castorpoison asked ❛ Are you ready? ❜

“yeah, man, let’s go!” zane said as he readied his wheelchair, making sure the hallway was ( somewhat ) clear.

[milliicent]

( @castorpoison )

milly was bounding around the hospital. she’d been trying to cheer people up all day, and when she’d get tired, she would drink one of the many energy drinks she’d brought with her --- she’d had, at least, four of them by the time she’d finished her rounds.

spotting castor, the small girl let out a loud squeal and rushed forward. “cassy! cassy! cassy!” she exclaimed. “gimme a piggyback ride to my next room, cassy! pleeeaaassseee?”

[descendantsgraphics-blog]

valentines 2k17 – kira skellington and castor yong ( @kira-skellington // @castorpoison )

[happybirthdayatong]

HBD ATONG, ZALZALDS, BIBS.

Dapat tutunong na agad to pagbukas HAHAHAH pero pag hinde, click mo muna yung lock na icon sa url, tapos scroll mo sa sound, tapos allow mo lang dude pare chong tapos reload mo! HAHAHAHAH ok ba yon? Pag tumunog na proceed! pero pag hinde, hanap ka pader tapos alam mo na gagawen HAHAHAHA

eto ba yung spiderman pare? HAHAHAHAHAH tangina ka anuga HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH GAGO AKYAT SYA E HAHAHHA

HHAHAHAHA yon hahahaha agen i repeat hahaha gayist shit na ginawa ko para sa tropa HAHAHHA pota dito ako magaling e sorry pero sana naman mappreciate mo bibs! (padalawa na tong blog na to yung isa ay yung kay pelep!) dahil kung di mo maaappreciate ay pwede mo na iumpog ang ulo mo sa pader! HAHAHAHA

HHAHAHAH Sinulat ko tong blog na ito weeks before your debut dahil pota baka malimutan ko pa e tsaka free ngayon tapos na yung dalawang bwakanangshet na pinapagawa ni lwbrikeyshen HAHAHAHAH *pasensya ka na ser ha gb!*

Babatiin naman kita bibs sa real life ang kaso ay di ko alam kung ma22loy sa tagaytay kaya if ever na hinde edi eto na yong bati kahit di mo ko binati nung belday kong hayop ka sana magtae ng 2 weeks! HAHAHAHAHA tsaka di ko rin alam kung mabibigay ko yung smol na regalo ko sa inyo ni castor dahil nga baka nga di matuloy HAHAHAHAHAHA 

So ayon na nga belday mo na nga sexbomb atong! HAHAHAH

*photo break muna*

*Es2Dent* Wala naman akong sasabihin diff HAHAHAHA gusto ko lang sabihing HAPPIEST BIRTHDAY ZALDRIX JANSEN BANYAKIIIS ng may konting effort naman HAHAH para bawi sa mga tulong nyo here and there hahaha alam nyo naman na i owe u both ni pelep big time HAHAHAH at understatement yung word na mabait para idescribe kayo. Thank u for bringing the torch nung madilim HAHAHAHA lamonayon 2ll haba na ng message cringey na yak HAHAHAHAH 

*puto break ulet tanggal umay 6mal ka hahaha*

*Es2DentS*

HAHAHAHAH ayon basta happy birthday ulit! Ang wish mo ay wish ko na rin para iisa na AAHAAHA basta tandaan mong kasama ka sa dasal ko lagi! Salamat sa oll! Ienjoy mo ang bertday mo bibaaay! HABADUUUU PARE CHONGKI LABYUUUUU rawr!

+++yung napag-usapan natin nung gabi ng miming di ko malilimutan yun zalds! pag mga ganon na state ay lagi lang akong nandito para makinig at tumulong sa paraan na kaya q! Basta magsabi ka lang bibs makikinig ako at sasamahan keta, sasamahan kita lagi! HAPPY 21st Ulit!

-BIBAYYYYORSOIDE HAHAHAHH

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Persona 5 Arena character profiles

I know I just said this may not happen, but after writing that last post, I just couldn’t help it.

This post talks about the characters, their Personas, weapons, and (if I’m able to put it) moves. Enough talk, let’s get into it.

WARNING: This could get a bit long and may contain spoilers.  

Persona 3

Makoto Yuki

Title: The Messiah of Strings

Weapon: One handed sword

Arcana: Judgement

Persona: Messiah

Instant Kill: Hientou

Theme: Mass Destruction

Voice: Yuri Lowenthal

Mitsuru Kirijo

Title: The Imperious Queen of Extinctions 

Weapon: Rapiers

Arcana: The Empress

Persona: Artemisia

Instant Kill: Niflheim

Theme: Missions for the Brilliant Executioner

Voice: Tara Platt

Akihiko Sanada

Title: The Two-Fisted Protein Junkie

Weapon: Boxing Gloves (Boxing)

Arcana: The Emperor

Persona: Caesar

Instant Kill: Earth Braker

Theme: The Wondering Wolf

Voice: Liam O’Brian

Aigis

Title: The Heartless Armed Angel

Weapon: Firearms

Arcana: The Chariot

Persona: Athena, Palladion (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Heritage Liberator Palladion

Theme: A Heartful Cry

Voice: Karen Strassman

Yukari Takeba

Title: The Unslightly Pink Sniper

Weapon: Bow & Arrow

Arcana: The Lovers

Persona: Isis

Instant Kill: Final Feather⭐Arrow

Theme: Pink Sniper

Voice: Michelle Ruff

Junpei Iori

Title: The Mighty Strike-Out Slugger

Weapon: Baseball Bat and Baseball

Arcana: The Magician

Persona: Trismegistus

Instant Kill: Explosive Level-Up Grand Slam

Theme: Mr. Easy-Going

Voice: Vic Mignogna

Ken Amada & Koromaru

Title: The Pretentious Tenderfoot Dou

Weapon: Long Spear (Ken), Knife (Koromaru)

Arcana: Justice (Ken), Strength (Koromaru)

Persona: Kala-Nemi (Ken), Cerberus (Koromaru)

Instant Kill: Baptism of Light and Darkness

Theme: Youthful Spirit

Voice: Cindy Robinson

DLC:

Shinjiro Aragaki

Title: The Hellish Chef Under the Moonlight

Weapon: Battle Ax

Arcana: The Hierophant

Persona: Castor

Instant Kill: Stardrop

Theme: Mass Destruction (Persona 3 FES)

Voice: Grant George

Minako Yuki

Title: The Princess of Strings

Weapon: Naginata

Arcana: The Fool

Persona: Orpheus Telos

Instant Kill: Victory Cry

Theme: A Way of Life

Voice: Laura Bailey

Metis

Title: The Underworld Metal Butterfly

Weapon: Battle Ax

Arcana: The Hierophant

Persona: Psyche

Instant Kill: Danse Des Papillons

Theme: P3 FES

Voice: Stephanie Sheh

Ryoji Mochizuki

Title: The Beautiful Death for Love

Weapon: Scythe

Arcana: The Wheel of Fortune

Persona: Orpheus

Instant Kill: Song of Rebirth 

Theme: Burn My Dread

Voice: Yuri Lowenthal

Elizabeth

Title: The Lethal Elevator Attendant

Weapon: Tome and Tarot Cards

Arcana: Death, The Fool

Persona: Thanatos

Instant Kill: Megidolaon

Theme: The Battle for Everyone’s Souls

Voice: Tara Platt

Theodore

Title: The All Simple Butler In Blue

Weapon: Tome and Tarot Cards

Arcana: The Devil

Persona: Lilith, Abaddon, Beelzebub (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Spin Slash

Theme: Electronica in Velvet Room

Voice: Travis Willingham

Persona 4

Yu Narukami

Title: The Sister Complex Kingpin of Steel

Weapon: Two-Handed Sword

Arcana: The World

Persona: Izanagi-no-Okami

Instant Kill: Myriad Truths

Theme: Reach Out To The Truth

Voice: Johnny Yong Bosch

Yosuke Hanamura

Title: Captain Ressentiment

Weapon: Kunai

Arcana: The Magician

Persona: Takehaya Susano-o (replacing Jiraiya)

Instant Kill: Brave Blade

Theme: The Hero from Junes

Voice: Yuri Lowenthal

Chie Satonaka

Title: The Spunky Dragon with Deadly Legs

Weapon: Greaves (self taught Kung Fu)

Arcana: The Chariot

Persona: Haraedo-no-Okami (replacing Tomoe)

Instant Kill: Galactic Punt

Theme: Like a Dragon

Voice: Erin Fitzgerald

Yukiko Amagi

Title: The Unconquerable Snow Black

Weapon: Fan

Arcana: The High Priestess

Persona: Sumeo-Okami (replacing Konohana Sakuya)

Instant Kill: Full Bloom

Theme: Princess Amagi

Voice: Amanda Winn-Lee

Kanji Tatsumi

Title: The Bloodcurdling Beefcake Emperor

Weapon: Blunt Object

Arcana: The Emperor

Persona: Takeji Zaiten (replacing Take-Mikazuchi)

Instant Kill: The Man Series: Brofist

Theme: A Pure-Hearted Beast

Voice: Matthew Mercer

Rise Kujikawa

Title: The Scandalous Superstar Idol

Weapon: Microphone

Arcana: The Lovers

Persona: Kouzeon (replacing Himiko)

Instant Kill: True ♥ Story 

Theme: Twinkle★Star

Voice: Ashly Burch

Naoto Shirogane

Title: The 2000 IQ Killjoy Detective

Weapon: Pistol

Arcana: The Wheel of Fortune

Persona: Yamato Sumeragi (replacing Sukuna-Hikona)

Instant Kill: Judge of Hell

Theme: Seeker of Truth

Voice: Valerie Arem

Teddie

Title: The Beast in Heat

Weapon: Claws

Arcana: The Star

Persona: Kamui-Moshiri (replacing Kintoki-Douji) 

Instant Kill: Kamui Kablooey

Theme: Teddie Circus 

Voice: Sam Riegel

Ryotaro & Nanako Dojima

Title: Mister E and his Magical Detective

Weapon: Gun (Dojima), Magnifying Glass (Nanako)

Arcana: The Hierophant (Dojima), Justice (Nanako)

Persona: Each other

Instant Kill: Family Solution

Theme: Koisuru Meitantei

Voice: J. B. Blanc (Dojima), Karen Strassman (Nanako)

DLC

Margret

Title: The Sadistic Stud-Keeping Secretary

Weapon: Tome and Tarot Cards

Arcana: The Empress

Persona: Cu Chulainn, Yoshitsune, Ardha, Helel (Instant Kill only) 

Instant Kill: Morning Star

Theme: A Poem for Everyone’s Souls

Voice: Marisha Ray

Marie

Title: The Antisocial Poet of the Hollow Forest 

Weapon: Bag

Arcana: Aeon

Persona: Kaguya

Instant Kill: Musubi no Ikazuchi

Theme: XOXO For You

Voice: Eden Riegel

Tohru Adachi

Title: The Egocentric Police Dick

Weapon: Pistol

Arcana: Jester

Persona: Magatsu-Izanagi

Instant Kill: Yomi Drop

Theme: Fool or Clown? 

Voice: Johnny Yong Bosch 

Persona 4 Arena

Labrys

Title: Yasogami’s Steel Council President

Weapon: Double Ended Axe

Arcana: The Wheel of Fortune

Persona: Ariadne

Instant Kill: Weaver’s Art: Inquisition 

Theme: Spirited Girl

Voice: Cindy Robinson

Sho Minazuki

Title: The Rule-Smashing Pun Machine

Weapon: Twin Blades

Arcana: The Moon

Persona: Tsukiyomi

Instant Kill: God and Demon Annihilation  

Theme: The Joker

Voice: Todd Haberkorn

Persona 5

Akira Kurusu/Joker

Title: The Trickster Who Flies For Justice

Weapon: Knives, Handguns

Arcana: The Fool

Persona: Arsene, Satanael (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Sinful Shell

Theme: Last Surpise 

Voice: Xander Mobus (Ben Disken if Mobus is unavailable)

Ryuji Sakamoto/Skull

Title: The Pirate of the Track

Weapon: Bludgeons, Shotguns

Arcana: The Chariot 

Persona: Captain Kidd

Instant Kill: Skull of Rebellion

Theme: Full Sail Athlete

Voice: Max Mittelman

Ann Takamaki/Panther

Title: The Sassy Kitty Actress

Weapon: Whip, Submachine Guns 

Arcana: The Lovers

Persona: Carmen

Instant Kill: Blazing Hell

Theme: Red Hot Panther

Voice: Erika Harlacher

Yusuke Kitagawa/Fox

Title: The Brush Wielding Samurai

Weapon: Katanas, Assault Rifles 

Arcana: The Emperor

Persona: Goemon

Instant Kill: Kōri no Hyōgen

Theme: 9 Tails

Voice: Matthew Mercer

Makoto Niijima/Queen

Title: The Biker President of Pain

Weapon: Tekko, Revolvers

Arcana: The High Priestess

Persona: Johanna 

Instant Kill: Atomic Flare

Theme: Queen of Spikes

Voice: Charami Leigh

Futaba Sakura

Title: Princess Lovecraft

Weapon: Curry Ladle, Taser Gun

Arcana: The Hermit

Persona: Necronomicon

Instant Kill: Cry of the Old Ones

Theme: All Seeing Saucer

Voice: Erica Lindbeck

Haru Okumura/Noir

Title: The Countess Who Dishonors

Weapon: Axes, Grenade Launchers

Arcana: The Empress

Persona: Milady

Instant Kill: One-shot Kill

Theme: Beauty Theif

Voice: Xanthe Huynh

Morgana/Mona

Title: The Four Wheel Pussy Treasure Hunter

Weapon: Curved Swords, Slingshots

Arcana: The Magician

Persona: Zorro

Instant Kill: Fight for Liberty

Theme: Cat Bus Speeding

Voice: Cassandra Morris

Yuuki Mishima/Anon

Title: The Self-appointed Public Relations Officer

Weapon: Baton, Volleyballs

Arcana: The Moon

Persona: Tsukiyomi Picaro 

Instant Kill: Purgatorial Wing 

Theme: Beneath the Mask (Remix) 

Voice: Sean Chiplock 

DLC

Goro Akechi/Cow/Black Mask (BM in Desperation Mode only)

Title: The Fallen Trickster Detective

Weapon: Laser Saber, Serrated Sword (Desperation Mode only), Ray Gun, Silenced Pistol (Desperation Mode only)

Arcana: Justice

Persona: Robin Hood, Loki (Desperation Mode and Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Laevatein

Theme: Ark

Voice: Robbie Daymond

Lavenza

Title: The Elegant Warden Princess 

Weapon: Tome and Tarot Cards

Arcana: Strength

Persona: Kelpie, Oni, Rakshasa, Valkyrie, Siegfried, Zaou-Gogen (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Vorpal Blade

Theme: Freedom for Everyone’s Souls 

Voice: Carrie Keranen

Masayoshi Shido

Title: The Demonic Seafaring Prime Minister 

Weapon: Cutlass, Bazooka

Arcana: Hunger

Persona: Samael, Yaldabaoth (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Rays of Control 

Theme: Rivers in the Desert 

Voice: Keith Silverstein

Other DLCs

Zen & Rei

Game origin: Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth 

Title: The Afterlife Sweethearts

Weapon: Double Crossbows

Arcana: The Tower

Persona: Each other

Instant Kill: Soul Slice

Theme: Maze of Life

Voice: Keith Silverstein (Zen), Ashly Burch (Rei)

Vincent Brooks

Game origin: Catherine

Title: The Two-Timing King of Bachelors 

Weapon: Pillow, Cellphone, Sword

Arcana: The Fool

Persona: Jonny Ariga, Orlando Haddick, Toby Nebbins, Catherine (Succubus), Shadow of Vincent (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: LOVE IS OVER

Theme: YO

Voice: Troy Baker (Vincent), Travis Willingham (Jonny), Liam O’Brian (Orlando), Yuri Lowenthal (Toby), Laura Bailey (Catherine)

Katherine McBride

Game origin: Catherine

Title: The Blue Nail Empress

Weapon: Fork

Arcana: The Lovers

Persona: Ishtar

Instant Kill: Fist of Grudge

Theme: Hen to Hen 

Voice: Michelle Ruff

Thomas Mutton/Boss

Game origin: Catherine

Title: The Shepard of the Tower

Weapon: Gavel, Revolver

Arcana: The Tower

Persona: Dumuzid, Asteroth (Instant Kill only)

Instant Kill: Wrath of Judgment

Theme: It’s a Golden Show

Voice: Kirk Thornton

That’s the characters. I hope you like it. Thank you.

[shanteparadigm]

Call for Proposals: #CiteBlackWomen

Call For Proposals: Feminist Anthropology Issue 2.1: #CiteBlackWomen Posted by Web Maeven | Monday, 12 December 2019 | AFA Blog, Call for Papers, News, Uncategorized Deadline: March 1, 2020 Guest Co-editor: Christen Smith http://afa.americananthro.org/category/call-for-papers/ In this issue, we explore the contributions of Black women scholars to the field of anthropology and beyond. Thinking through our critical traditions, we ask, what scholarship looks like when it foregrounds the thinking of those scholars who have historically been excluded from anthropology’s central conversations? How do Black women’s voices, in all of their diversity (trans, cis queer and non-queer) reshape our modes of theorizing, analyzing, and describing the worlds that anthropologists engage, both past and present? By centering the scholarly innovations of Black women, Feminist Anthropology seeks to challenge citational practices that have silenced, and appropriated the intellectual labors of Black women. Heeding the call of anthropologist Christen Smith who coined the #CiteBlackWomen hashtag in 2017, this issue engages Black women scholars who have been at the heart of the anthropological endeavor, and introduces new generations of anthropologists to the discipline through a lens that reexamines the center from its margins. We recognize that to discuss Black women primarily is not to exclude or ignore other voices, but to address the need to amplify unique experiences and histories carefully and without equivocation. We note the words of the Combahee River Collective: “If Black women were free, it would mean that everyone else would have to be free, since our freedom would necessitate the destruction of all systems of oppression.” To pay special attention to Black women is also to attend to the needs of all of us. As Christen Smith writes, “We must undo the toxic politics of erasing women’s voices across our society, especially in the academy. How can we rethink anthropology’s approach to theory, methodology, and pedagogy so that women of color are not faceless and voiceless? This includes other marginalized populations who have equally been erased from anthropological theory, like indigenous and non-white scholars from the global South.” The journal seeks original submissions across all fields of anthropology that speak to the generous plenitudes of Black women’s scholarly interventions. Archaeologists, linguists, cultural anthropologists and biological anthropologists might ask: How have Black women scholars and marginalized scholars sustained transnational scholarly conversations and how have these discourses and interventions evolved in time (Combahee River Collective; Faye V. Harrison, Chandra Talpade Mohanty; Christen Smith)? What happens to intersectionality (Kimberlé Crenshaw) and Black Feminist theorizing when it is mobilized for anthropological analysis across the fields (Moya Bailey; A. Lynn Bolles; Whitney Battle-Baptiste)? Where does abolitionist and fugitive scholarship lead us in examining the histories, presents and futures of institutions (Maya Berry et al; Brit Rusert; Savannah Shange)? What does anthropological ‘wake work’ look like (Christina Sharpe) in ethnography, language, archive, biology, and the material record? How has language interacted with cultural, biological and material practices to reproduce and resist racial, ethnic, and gendered politics (Jonathan Rosa; Ana Celia Zentella)? How have Black and indigenous scholars challenged anthropology’s approach to voicing kinship, maternity, girlhoods, and households (Cathy Cohen; Aimee Meredith Cox; Saidiya Hartman; Leith Mullings; Hortense Spillers; Mishauna Goeman)? What does the anthropology of religion have to gain from the centering of performance, movement and embodiment (N. Fadeke Castor; Zora Neale Hurston)? How do Black women scholars engage post-humanism; human-plant and human-animal relations; ecological thinking; and the anthropocene (Vanessa Agard-Jones; Octavia Butler; Fatimah Jackson et al.)? How do scholarly understandings of technology benefit from the interventions of scholars who center race, gender, sexuality and class (Ruha Benjamin; Alondra Nelson; Safiya Noble; Laura Wilkie)? How have Black women scholars brought attention to the tyrannies and potentialities of health and healthcare interventions as the work of kinship, development, and empire (Adia Benton; Deirdre Cooper Owen; Faye Harrison)? What methods have Black women scholars innovated, and how do these methodologies benefit the discipline (Dána-Ain Davis; Irma McLaurin)? How have feminist anthropologists grappled with citing sovereignty, queerness, and nationalisms, rethinking the politics of belonging (Audra Simpson; SA Smythe; Deborah Thomas)? We invite submissions that substantively engage Black women’s scholarly contributions and demonstrate their impact on anthropology, and demonstrate how these intellectual interventions “sustain, remix and innovate a lively and heterogeneous set of scholarly traditions,” (Davis and Mulla 2020) towards a richer, more insightful, undisciplined and/or inter-disciplined anthropology. Co-authored and dual lingual pieces are encouraged. If you are interested in submitting a dual lingual manuscript, please contact the editors for more instruction (dana.davis@qc.cuny.edu and sameena.mulla@marquette.edu). Manuscripts can be submitted via the journal’s ScholarOne site in all submission categories. Please consult the author guidelines for further details. For full consideration to be included in the themed issue, please submit manuscripts by March 1, 2020. Works Cited Vanessa Agard-Jones. 2012. “What the Sands Remember,” GLQ 18(2 –3): 325-346. 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