HELLO I MADE A PIECE FOR @agentshipzine !!!
I had the pleasure of sharing my comfort ship and duo, and I’m so grateful to be a part of this amazing group of artists!!
Now enjoy the duo and cheesy love scenes in Lilly and Ryler’s adventure scrapbook! 💛💚
Kzzzt... Agents, are you ready?
After some endless working hours and many sleepless nights, our secret mission has finally come to an end and, with it, CLASSIFIED LOVE IS NOW DECLASSIFIED!
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Welcome home, Raven Queen 💜
✨WINX CLUB x MY LITTLE PONY x MONSTER HIGH x EVER AFTER HIGH crossover✨
I know they whispering about Apple but can’t prove it
#mylittlepony#winxclub#monsterhigh#everafterhigh
Whether you call it New York City, Nueva Yol, or PueblaYork, Hispanic and Latino New Yorkers are at the heart of the city we love.
From the labor activism of Luisa Moreno, to the marches of the Young Lords in the South Bronx in 1969.
From Juan Rodriguez, a free, mixed-race Dominican sailor who became the first non-indigenous resident of Manhattan in 1613, to Jose Alvarado, NYCHA's very own Knicks Champion.
From the Nuyorican Poets Café on the Lower East Side, to Toñita's in Williamsburg, New York City would not be New York City without its Hispanic Heritage.
And yet, more than three-quarters of Latino New Yorkers struggle to afford living in New York City. As we mark Hispanic Heritage Month, we remember that Hispanic and Latino families must be at the heart of our affordability agenda.
It's hispanic heritage month, im happy, but sad, because not everyone can celebrate it. i still have no contact with my family that got captured by ICE. hispanic queers are still being hunted down too. please pray for us. please pray for my people.
Mexico’s fight for independence is the triumph of a people determined to shape their own future.
Today, I was proud to be the first New York City Mayor to march in Sunset Park’s Mexican Independence Day Parade alongside a community that has fostered cultural pride across generations.
Mexican New Yorkers are at the heart of our city and its fight for a better future.
Did you know that during the development of Splatoon 2, the developers took inspiration from Mexico? 🇲🇽
In a 2018 interview, Splatoon 2 producer Hisashi Nogami revealed that the game's art and visual style were inspired by Mexican culture. (1/2)
So excited to announce that I voice Esmeralda in Fire Emblem: Fortunes Weave. It is such an honor to voice this spunky, fun, and wonderful girlie! 🥰
Huge thanks to Nintendo, Cup of Tea and Christian La Monte for letting me be a part of all the fun! 🎉
BRAZILIAN MIKU LIVES!!!💙