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[revauri @revaurii]

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[coleen 🫧 @livedthroughit]

notice how everyone can attempt to cover this song but it will never hit the same as it does when sung by lesbians

[Jayce @jblacksomething]

I WILL CAST ABOMINABLE FILTH AT YOU. MAKE YOU VILE. MAKE YOU A SPECTACLE.

[Glowsticks 4 Bones @Goldfomger]

Ask your doctor if THE SUBSTANCE® may be right for you!

[cary @brokebackstan]

like i wanted to queen out with them so freaking bad

[greer @greerdraws]

aaahh!!! real longlegs

[Ari ✨🏳️‍🌈 @hydrattan]

I dream of a day when people stop doing this

[ᏲᎾ 🪓 @FuryOfFemme]

Can we talk about how both Palestinian and Native graduates are having their decorated regalia taken away for representing their people

[kitsey 🌈⚡️johnny storm's PR manager @kitseyransom]

[lisa frankenstein] ONLY YOU I SHALL LOVE FOREVER…⚡️🪦🩷 happy valentine’s day everyone!! or, for the enlightened, happy valloween !! 🧟🖤

[bobbi loves vampires ❤️ @hiimbobbi]

YEARNERS AND LOVER GIRLS, STAY IN LINE! It is your constitutional right!

[Fashioning the Self in Slavery and Freedom @FashioningSelf]

Black and brown employees often labor in art spaces as docents, safeguarding artworks while providing guidance and answering the questions of museum patrons. They are central to the functioning of museums, but their presences are overlooked and their contributions to our experience in museums are rendered invisible. Artist Deni Wohlgemuth-Ponty, however, made this black docent the subject of his painting "ArtGuard2000." He is flanked by seemingly canonical artworks filled with white figuration. Ponty suggests that this coy figure also deserves our contemplation and scholarly attention.

Another notable example of acknowledging the significance of docents is evident in the work of artist Fred Wilson, who has always been conscious of the labor performed by black and brown museum employees. He incorporated them into his groundbreaking 1992 exhibtion "Mining the Museum" at the former Maryland Historical Society and in "Guarded Views"—his contribution to the 1994 "Black Male" exhibtion at the @whitneymuseum.

[A24 @A24]

We've got a tape we'd like to play you. 16 tracks from 16 artists. Track 1: Paramore. Coming soon

[boygenius @xboygeniusx]

On this day two years ago, Lucy sang “We’re In Love” to Phoebe for the first time at a New Year’s party. Phoebe’s brother, Jackson Bridgers, was at the studio a few weeks later and filmed the first take of recording it: https://t.co/JvlxzdT0tX

[bethany @unsleepingcity]

omfg this is a year old

[michelle @mkuoart]

Poor things