#Journal for jordan

[notyourtoday]

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Interview with released prisoner and cancer patient Mohammad Aklouk, who had been detained since the start of the war. Mohammad describes the horrific conditions of his detainment, including the small, oppressive cell windows and the inability to see sunlight. The repression units frequently ordered prisoners to drop to the ground and brutally beat them. Mohammad emotionally recalls a fellow prisoner, Mohammad Al-Kahlout from Jabalia, who was struck in the head and died in his arms. Aklouk is one of 70 prisoners who were released on June 11th 2024 through the Zikim crossing west of Beit Lahia currently staying in Kamal Adwan Hospital.

By @translating_falasteen on Instagram.

Source: @mahmoud_awadia

Translation: @translating_falasteen

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[alilgayblog]

MICHAEL B. JORDAN as Charles King

A Journal for Jordan (2021)

[tristamateer]

[goodblacknews]

The History of Black History Month and Why Dr. Carter G. Woodson is Known as "The Father of Black History"

Born in 1875 in Virginia to formerly enslaved parents who were never taught to read and write, Carter G. Woodson often had to forgo school for farm or mining work to make ends meet, but was encouraged to learn independently and eventually earned advanced degrees from the University of Chicago and Harvard. It was at these lauded institutions of higher education where Dr. Woodson began to realize…

[notyourtoday]

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Every year on 15 May Palestinians mark the Nakba, "catastrophe' in English, when around 750,000 Palestinians were forcibly expelled from their homes by Zionist militias to make way for the creation of lsrael in 1948. It is an event that has shaped politics in lsrael and Palestine ever since, and one which Palestinians say continues today in different forms of war, occupation, siege, home demolitions, land confiscations and more. Those expelled in 1948 and their descendants number 5.8 million refugees today, living mostly in neighbouring Arab countries. lsrael has never allowed Palestinian refugees to return to their homeland, making their plight the longest unresolved refugee crisis in modern history.

Post by @middleeasteye on Instagram

[sauntering-vaguely-downwardss]

Fae cop art !! ~ 🧚🏼‍♂️✨

I love how everytime I draw javert now he needs either wings or elf ears-

( it’s the elf and fae cop fanclubs influence lmao !! <3 )

[garadinervi]

Tokyo Poetry Journal (ToPoJo) Vol. 15: Visual///Visionary Poetry, 2024

Essays: Scott Mehl, Jordan A. Y. Smith, and Jim Andrews Cover Art: Solène Ballesta and Lin Syoki Design: Victoria Bennett Lead editor: Zoria Petkoska K.

(via @blnxpc)

[transformativeworksandcultures]

TWC 44: Centering Blackness in Fan Studies [Special Issue]

Editorial

Alfred L. Martin Jr., and Matt Griffin, Putting the "Black" in fan studies

Article

Mel Monier and Kristen Leer, "Since the moment pictures could move, we had skin in the game": Black horror podcasters as fans, critics, and creators

Osarugue Otebele, The (anti)fan is Black: Consumption, resistance, and Black K-pop fan vigil labor

Allyson F. Smith, Black fan evangelism and transactional fan participation space in the Hillman Bookstore

Kadian Pow, A true sista: Exploring intraracial fantagonisms among Black women fans of Scandal

Interview

The onus is not on us: Race and fan studies ten years after "African American acafandom and other strangers"

Symposium

Francesca Coppa, Vidding and the oppositional gaze: The pleasures of critique

Cara Marta Messina, "Missandei deserves better": A case study on loving Blackness through critical fan fiction

Onyinyechukwu M. Chidi-Ogbolu, To love and to labor: The Black female fan experience

Book review

Brandon Blackburn reviews "The privilege of play," by Aaron Trammell

[danothan]

i had a dream that hal was living in a trailer and became a tutor for some extra change. one of his kids looked a lot like helen but she wasn’t actually his niece, even tho they formed a pretty close bond. “helen” was struggling w reading due to some sort of learning disability as well as a lack of parental guidance. once during a lesson, there was a monster invasion and hal was trying to play tutor + hero at the same time without letting anyone know. it ended up w him trying to fend off monsters without drawing attention as to not worry helen. in one scene, he was blasting away monsters while encouraging her reading, and she was so focused on sounding out the words she didn’t even notice the laser light show happening around her lol

[notyourtoday]

Palestine Updates May 28, 29 & 29, 2024.

Post by @letstalkpalestine2 on Instagram.

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[boimlerkisser]

Just saw Sinners with my partner and with absolutely NO hyperbole or exaggeration that was one of the BEST movies I've ever seen in my life!!

[lor-geeked]

Journal #4

I just saw sinners yesterday and omg it’s so good. It’s so much symbolism and it’s overall a beautiful movie. I could honestly talk about it for the rest of my life if I could, I might just make a few post about it. I really recommend everyone to go see it IMMEDIATELY. And I do hope it wins an Oscar.

[moonfirebrides]

Jordan Peele for W.S.J.

[shoot-i-messed-up]

Guys I just spent ALL DAY making a personalized Hal Jordan / Green Lantern reading guide for my best friend. Shit went crazy.

[darkcreamz95]

First day of 2024 and I did a journal jam with some friends today, so here's me going all out for my first entry in my Hobonichi~

I'm also trying to fill up my travel journal from the NL trip, so here are some pages from when I met Jan after the show in the Hague~

[kent-farm]

Yeah, but not for being a reporter?

—Kara, Supergirl, “Welcome to Earth”