Zaranity4 - ZaraYara

this halloween season, please remember that nosferatu (1922) is an allegory for the ‘invasion’ of jewish immigrants. count orlok is an antisemitic caricature, and his image in the movie is quite literally responsible for anti-jewish nazi propaganda. the movie itself is about jews perversing and defiling western culture, assaulting gentile women, etc. etc. please, please don’t ignore the potent antisemitism in the movie.

I'm getting really tired of the fact that LGBTQ+ people, people of color, and disabled and neurodivergent people have to keep justifying their demands for basic equality and rights.

reminder to randomly tell people you like & appreciate them. more people need to hear that from friends & fam

people in fanfiction are so good at identifying v specific smells. I literally struggle to identify vanilla when I’m sniffing a candle labelled “VANILLA” how are these kids getting woodsmoke, rain, mint, and a whiff of byronic despair from a fuckin tshirt

One of my favorite visual gags is drawing a passive/bubbly character with cartoon-y style eyes, but changing their eyes to be realistic whenever something annoys them:

here, have a posthuman pirate

his name is Xeros

harvey street kids is really good and audrey radiates bi energy

I just want to take the time to Thank Tumblr for pinning STOP ASIAN HATE with BLM because the world needs to see it and understand what’s going on. Our elders within the Asian communities and to the men and women in the African-American community don’t deserve this and we all need to rally against this. Because hate gets us no where.

Edit: I would like to add something to this post because some fellow Tumblr users have made some remarks I don’t completely agree with. BLM and STOP ASIAN HATE can AND WILL COEXIST. I am a minority mixed with both of these ethnicities and I didn’t make this post to “guilt trip” Tumblr or anyone else who sees this. I’m just glad that Tumblr, one of the main social media platforms is making an effort to show support to my communities. I may not look like the stereotypical Asian and I may not act like a stereotype of an African American but gosh darn it I’m going to voice my support to these communities... my communities.