Stories of rich, spoiled brats that will enrage you
Truth be told, white supremacist feminism isn’t actually feminism at all.
In an effort to share a little black and queer history during this turbulent Pride month, here’s a comic about one of my favorite musicians, Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
https://www.everythingisgoingtobeokcomic.com/sister-rosetta-tharpe/
Any time someone tells me birds aren’t descended from dinosaurs, I show them this.
STEAL HER LOOK
Gold Angel Wing Earrings - $5.99 (sold at Macys)
Ralph Lauren Flowy Box Black Tank Top - $49.00
Nordstrom Royal Blue Sleek Leggings - $58.75
Hermes Black Birkin Bag - $18,999.00
Gold Collar Necklace - $5,989.55 (as worn by Rihanna)
Commercial Wooden Foldable Table - $54.35 (including White Lacoste Polyester Knit Tablecloth)
Prada Stilettos (optional) - $740.00
It’s 2018 and I’m still watching people leave before seeing the end credit scenes during a Marvel movie
little art tip: the position of the ears on a human does a lot to communicate the angle of the head—whether it’s tilted forward or back.
tilted back with the chin forward, the ears are going to look lower down, closer to the mouth; tilted forward with the chin tucked, the ears look higher up & more in line with the eyes.
sense of humor: celebrities tweeting nonsensical phrases and/or straight up keysmashes
when growing up me and my dad and my brother played a game at Home Depot called “Don’t let me see you while I shop.” The rules were that I had to follow my dad around the huge Home Depot but be out of sight the whole time. This game was extremely fun for me for some reason (we also called it the “Super Spy game”) and extremely useful for my dad.
Anyway, later on I realized I could just wonder off and not necessarily follow him around and still win. This is the story of how I used to go directly into the Home Depot lights section and just immediately dissociate like I entered a fairy wonder land for hours on end.
In short:
me:
childhood truly is a special time.