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mocada-museum: “ Portland State, “Black Studies Center public dialogue. Pt. 2,” May 30, 1975. Listen to the full audio of the panel. ”

mocada-museum:

Portland State, “Black Studies Center public dialogue. Pt. 2,” May 30, 1975.

Listen to the full audio of the panel.

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jellobiafrasays: “ the poor pay more (1967 ed., cover design by h. lawrence hoffman) ”

jellobiafrasays:

the poor pay more (1967 ed., cover design by h. lawrence hoffman)

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Do you really think it is weakness that yields to temptation? I tell you that there are terrible temptations which it requires strength, strength and courage to yield to
Oscar Wilde (via blackshivers)

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Well, fuck the plot! That is for precocious schoolboys. What matters is the imaginative truth.
Edna O’Brien, The Art of Fiction No. 82
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boomerstarkiller67:

Vintage Halloween Masks

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adventures-of-the-blackgang:

Build Me Straight; shot at Port Seton in Edinburgh

By permission of the Scottish Screen Archive at the National Library of Scotland

goblinmarket: “ William Blake ~ And left a round globe of blood, Trembling upon the Void…, plate 11 from ‘The First Book of Urizen’ ~ 1794 ”

goblinmarket:

William Blake ~ And left a round globe of blood, Trembling upon the Void…, plate 11 from ‘The First Book of Urizen’ ~ 1794

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theoddmentemporium: “ The Louvre Doll The Louvre Doll is a 4th century clay figure impaled with thirteen bronze needles. It was discovered within a terracotta vase alongside a lead curse tablet engraved with a binding spell - a type of curse in which...

theoddmentemporium:

The Louvre Doll

The Louvre Doll is a 4th century clay figure impaled with thirteen bronze needles. It was discovered within a terracotta vase alongside a lead curse tablet engraved with a binding spell - a type of curse in which usually someone has asked the gods to do harm to another. The figure, with its hands bound behind its back, represents the intended target.

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I don’t know any writers who don’t drink.
James Baldwin, The Art of Fiction No. 78
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