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Facebook: superheroesincolor: Encyclopedia of Black Comics (2017) The Encyclopedia of Black Comics, focuses on people of African descent who have published significant works in the United States or have worked across various aspects of the comics industry.  The book focuses on creators in the field of comics: inkers, illustrators, artists, writers, editors, Black comic historians, Black comic convention creators, website creators, archivists and academics—as well as individuals who may not fit into any category but have made notable achievements within and/or across Black comic culture. By Sheena C. Howard Get it now here Sheena C. Howard, is the  Past Chair of the Black Caucus (NCA) and Associate Professor of Communication at Rider University. Howard is an award-winning author, including a 2014 Eisner Award winner for her first book, Black Comics: Politics of Race and Representation (2013). She is also the author of Black Queer Identity Matrix (2014) and Critical Articulations of Race, Gender and Sexual Orientation (2014). Howard has appeared on NPR (National Public Radio), 900 am WURD, Philadelphia Weekly and CCP-TV as well as other networks and documentaries as an expert on popular culture, race, politics and sexual identity negotiation. She has also written opinion pieces for the Trentonian and the Huffington Post. [Follow SuperheroesInColor faceb / instag / twitter / tumblr / pinterest]
Facebook: superheroesincolor: Encyclopedia of Black Comics (2017) The Encyclopedia of Black Comics, focuses on people of African descent who have published significant works in the United States or have worked across various aspects of the comics industry.  The book focuses on creators in the field of comics: inkers, illustrators, artists, writers, editors, Black comic historians, Black comic convention creators, website creators, archivists and academics—as well as individuals who may not fit into any category but have made notable achievements within and/or across Black comic culture. By Sheena C. Howard Get it now here Sheena C. Howard, is the  Past Chair of the Black Caucus (NCA) and Associate Professor of Communication at Rider University. Howard is an award-winning author, including a 2014 Eisner Award winner for her first book, Black Comics: Politics of Race and Representation (2013). She is also the author of Black Queer Identity Matrix (2014) and Critical Articulations of Race, Gender and Sexual Orientation (2014). Howard has appeared on NPR (National Public Radio), 900 am WURD, Philadelphia Weekly and CCP-TV as well as other networks and documentaries as an expert on popular culture, race, politics and sexual identity negotiation. She has also written opinion pieces for the Trentonian and the Huffington Post. [Follow SuperheroesInColor faceb / instag / twitter / tumblr / pinterest]

superheroesincolor: Encyclopedia of Black Comics (2017) The Encyclopedia of Black Comics, focuses on people of African descent who have p...

Facebook: Twitter > Facebook, but y’all already knew that. by JayZGatsby MORE MEMES
Facebook: Twitter > Facebook, but y’all already knew that. by JayZGatsby MORE MEMES

Twitter > Facebook, but y’all already knew that. by JayZGatsby MORE MEMES

Facebook: An Israeli man walks his dog via drone (source: Facebook) (via)
Facebook: An Israeli man walks his dog via drone (source: Facebook) (via)

An Israeli man walks his dog via drone (source: Facebook) (via)

Facebook: Imagine they delete Facebook and Instagram..
Facebook: Imagine they delete Facebook and Instagram..

Imagine they delete Facebook and Instagram..

Facebook: officialromaniantranslatiuni: petruparcatoru: andiiwrites: dangerdwight: vrabia: officialromaniantranslatiuni: http://www.bihorcouture.com hey friends, if you care about cultural appropriation and the damage it causes, please check out this awesome project! in 2017 dior copied the design of a traditional romanian coat from the county of bihor and sold it for 30,000 euro, giving no credit to the local artisans. in response, romanian fashion magazine beau monde helped the community create their own brand, bihor couture, which sells the original coat, handmade to order, for 500 euro a piece. they also sell other traditional clothing and jewelry for much more accessible prices (5-45 euro). they’ve been hugely successful so far, and currently have enough pre-orders to cover 4.5 years of work, with 100% of the profits returning to the community.  it’s surprisingly common for big name fashion designers like dior, gaultier, tom ford and altuzarra to copy traditional romanian clothing and sell it for ridiculous prices, with minimal original input, while giving nothing back to the community where these designs originated. it’s completely unfair that a big name designer can just steal so much hard work and misuse it to make huge profits.  please support bihor couture, if not by ordering one of their products, then by spreading the news around. it’s really awesome to see a small community fight back against cultural appropriation so successfully. i hope they carry on for a long time! But like, when this is done to cultures of color, non-white, nothing happens. Like, I’m here for the people in Bihor, but it makes me wish more work was done just like this for African countries, Asian countries, Hispanic Countries, etc. The people of Bihor did this for themselves. With the help of a Romanian magazine, they support themselves. The Romanian community posted this, reblogged this, and you saw and reblogged.  But this wasn’t done ‘for us’, work was not done ‘for the people of Bihor’. White people didn’t see this other ‘white country’, and sad ‘yes, let us help our fellow white citizens on this Earth while continuing to ignore everyone else’. The people of Romania and Bihor saw this and said ‘we must act’ and acted. Take this US-born concept of ‘cultures of color’ away from multicultural continents like Europe, where this thing does not apply. This post gained traction on facebook in Romania, from romanian to romanian, and then on tumblr (as you can see, the tumblr that posted it is a Romanian tumblr). The tumblr explaining you this, vrabia, is a romanian tumblr. Nothing is ‘work done for’. We see it, we reblog it, we did it, we’re bringing it to light.  We are doing it. It is work by, not work for. No one gave Romanian and Bihor anything. They/we did it. You want this ‘done for’ other countries? Angelina Jolie is doing it through UN. Poeple are doing it. But work ’done for Bihor’ (done by) does not invalidate work ‘done for’ other countries and cultures. Let us have this at least, after all the world took Vlad the Impaler and vilified a national hero by making him a bloodsucker.  lol that’s my old blog bless :)))))))) @petruparcatoru I WAS ACTUALLY ABOUT TO MAKE A POST ASKING WHERE ANDIIWRITES WENT
Facebook: officialromaniantranslatiuni: petruparcatoru: andiiwrites: dangerdwight: vrabia: officialromaniantranslatiuni: http://www.bihorcouture.com hey friends, if you care about cultural appropriation and the damage it causes, please check out this awesome project! in 2017 dior copied the design of a traditional romanian coat from the county of bihor and sold it for 30,000 euro, giving no credit to the local artisans. in response, romanian fashion magazine beau monde helped the community create their own brand, bihor couture, which sells the original coat, handmade to order, for 500 euro a piece. they also sell other traditional clothing and jewelry for much more accessible prices (5-45 euro). they’ve been hugely successful so far, and currently have enough pre-orders to cover 4.5 years of work, with 100% of the profits returning to the community.  it’s surprisingly common for big name fashion designers like dior, gaultier, tom ford and altuzarra to copy traditional romanian clothing and sell it for ridiculous prices, with minimal original input, while giving nothing back to the community where these designs originated. it’s completely unfair that a big name designer can just steal so much hard work and misuse it to make huge profits.  please support bihor couture, if not by ordering one of their products, then by spreading the news around. it’s really awesome to see a small community fight back against cultural appropriation so successfully. i hope they carry on for a long time! But like, when this is done to cultures of color, non-white, nothing happens. Like, I’m here for the people in Bihor, but it makes me wish more work was done just like this for African countries, Asian countries, Hispanic Countries, etc. The people of Bihor did this for themselves. With the help of a Romanian magazine, they support themselves. The Romanian community posted this, reblogged this, and you saw and reblogged.  But this wasn’t done ‘for us’, work was not done ‘for the people of Bihor’. White people didn’t see this other ‘white country’, and sad ‘yes, let us help our fellow white citizens on this Earth while continuing to ignore everyone else’. The people of Romania and Bihor saw this and said ‘we must act’ and acted. Take this US-born concept of ‘cultures of color’ away from multicultural continents like Europe, where this thing does not apply. This post gained traction on facebook in Romania, from romanian to romanian, and then on tumblr (as you can see, the tumblr that posted it is a Romanian tumblr). The tumblr explaining you this, vrabia, is a romanian tumblr. Nothing is ‘work done for’. We see it, we reblog it, we did it, we’re bringing it to light.  We are doing it. It is work by, not work for. No one gave Romanian and Bihor anything. They/we did it. You want this ‘done for’ other countries? Angelina Jolie is doing it through UN. Poeple are doing it. But work ’done for Bihor’ (done by) does not invalidate work ‘done for’ other countries and cultures. Let us have this at least, after all the world took Vlad the Impaler and vilified a national hero by making him a bloodsucker.  lol that’s my old blog bless :)))))))) @petruparcatoru I WAS ACTUALLY ABOUT TO MAKE A POST ASKING WHERE ANDIIWRITES WENT

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Facebook: witchesversuspatriarchy: I saw this posted on a nature themed Facebook group and it instantly made me think of this group. Seems perfect for here.
Facebook: witchesversuspatriarchy: I saw this posted on a nature themed Facebook group and it instantly made me think of this group. Seems perfect for here.

witchesversuspatriarchy: I saw this posted on a nature themed Facebook group and it instantly made me think of this group. Seems perfect...

Facebook: Saw this on Facebook, made me chuckle.
Facebook: Saw this on Facebook, made me chuckle.

Saw this on Facebook, made me chuckle.

Facebook: I can see a Karen secret society forming an ambush in a private Facebook group.
Facebook: I can see a Karen secret society forming an ambush in a private Facebook group.

I can see a Karen secret society forming an ambush in a private Facebook group.

Facebook: Found via Facebook. What a good dad.
Facebook: Found via Facebook. What a good dad.

Found via Facebook. What a good dad.

Facebook: Hey, bro, can you hack a Facebook account
Facebook: Hey, bro, can you hack a Facebook account

Hey, bro, can you hack a Facebook account

Facebook: Guy on Facebook was gonna throw out an old lighter
Facebook: Guy on Facebook was gonna throw out an old lighter

Guy on Facebook was gonna throw out an old lighter

Facebook: Guy on Facebook was gonna throw out an old lighter
Facebook: Guy on Facebook was gonna throw out an old lighter

Guy on Facebook was gonna throw out an old lighter

Facebook: Old people really do make the world a better place. #Memes #SocialMedia #OldPeople #Entertainment #Facebook
Facebook: Old people really do make the world a better place. #Memes #SocialMedia #OldPeople #Entertainment #Facebook

Old people really do make the world a better place. #Memes #SocialMedia #OldPeople #Entertainment #Facebook

Facebook: Saw this on Facebook, RIP whoever this was
Facebook: Saw this on Facebook, RIP whoever this was

Saw this on Facebook, RIP whoever this was

Facebook: Facebook is the source by master_pius MORE MEMES
Facebook: Facebook is the source by master_pius MORE MEMES

Facebook is the source by master_pius MORE MEMES

Facebook: Facebook is the source
Facebook: Facebook is the source

Facebook is the source

Facebook: arrghigiveup: OH NO MY HEART :’)[link to post]
Facebook: arrghigiveup: OH NO MY HEART :’)[link to post]

arrghigiveup: OH NO MY HEART :’)[link to post]

Facebook: Half of my facebook feed is rocking the ‘I had gum in my hair’ look by mrfiddles MORE MEMES
Facebook: Half of my facebook feed is rocking the ‘I had gum in my hair’ look by mrfiddles MORE MEMES

Half of my facebook feed is rocking the ‘I had gum in my hair’ look by mrfiddles MORE MEMES

Facebook: I like to edit Facebook posts I see and repost them. The mom group did not laugh at this one.
Facebook: I like to edit Facebook posts I see and repost them. The mom group did not laugh at this one.

I like to edit Facebook posts I see and repost them. The mom group did not laugh at this one.

Facebook: thesnadger: thesnadger: Guys I found the only good thing on Facebook. Update:
Facebook: thesnadger: thesnadger: Guys I found the only good thing on Facebook. Update:

thesnadger: thesnadger: Guys I found the only good thing on Facebook. Update:

Facebook: Stolen from Facebook , wholesome AF
Facebook: Stolen from Facebook , wholesome AF

Stolen from Facebook , wholesome AF

Facebook: ex0skeletal-undead: Works by nicofey This artist on Facebook // Instagram
Facebook: ex0skeletal-undead: Works by nicofey This artist on Facebook // Instagram

ex0skeletal-undead: Works by nicofey This artist on Facebook // Instagram

Facebook: thekimonogallery: A photographer’s portrait in a mirror, a hundred years ago, Japan, ca. 1920. Text and image via Old Japanese Photos on Facebook
Facebook: thekimonogallery: A photographer’s portrait in a mirror, a hundred years ago, Japan, ca. 1920. Text and image via Old Japanese Photos on Facebook

thekimonogallery: A photographer’s portrait in a mirror, a hundred years ago, Japan, ca. 1920. Text and image via Old Japanese Photos o...

Facebook: meladoodle:These are some of the things Facebook thinks I’m interested in
Facebook: meladoodle:These are some of the things Facebook thinks I’m interested in

meladoodle:These are some of the things Facebook thinks I’m interested in

Facebook: sixpenceee: Incredibly couloured ivy on National Museum in Wroclaw, Poland taken by Anna KowalĂłw.
Facebook: sixpenceee: Incredibly couloured ivy on National Museum in Wroclaw, Poland taken by Anna KowalĂłw.

sixpenceee: Incredibly couloured ivy on National Museum in Wroclaw, Poland taken by Anna KowalĂłw.

Facebook: 90377: Sommernebel mit Auwaldresten an der Lahn by Felix Wesch Instagram | Facebook | 500px | Twitter | Website
Facebook: 90377: Sommernebel mit Auwaldresten an der Lahn by Felix Wesch Instagram | Facebook | 500px | Twitter | Website

90377: Sommernebel mit Auwaldresten an der Lahn by Felix Wesch Instagram | Facebook | 500px | Twitter | Website

Facebook: Last time I checked, this was Imgur, and Facebook
Facebook: Last time I checked, this was Imgur, and Facebook

Last time I checked, this was Imgur, and Facebook

Facebook: Facebook splitting up the word “sponsored” to sneak past adblockers
Facebook: Facebook splitting up the word “sponsored” to sneak past adblockers

Facebook splitting up the word “sponsored” to sneak past adblockers

Facebook: Mission accomplished! (via)This reminded me so much of the @ups-dogs blog
Facebook: Mission accomplished! (via)This reminded me so much of the @ups-dogs blog

Mission accomplished! (via)This reminded me so much of the @ups-dogs blog

Facebook: Quarantine is getting to me..I laughed way too hard at this đŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł(via)
Facebook: Quarantine is getting to me..I laughed way too hard at this đŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł(via)

Quarantine is getting to me..I laughed way too hard at this đŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł(via)

Facebook: Facebook Jesus
Facebook: Facebook Jesus

Facebook Jesus

Facebook: I’ve been growing my hair out for almost 2 years to make this Facebook post today. No one suspects a thing!
Facebook: I’ve been growing my hair out for almost 2 years to make this Facebook post today. No one suspects a thing!

I’ve been growing my hair out for almost 2 years to make this Facebook post today. No one suspects a thing!

Facebook: I’ve been growing my hair out for almost 2 years to make this Facebook post today. No one suspects a thing!
Facebook: I’ve been growing my hair out for almost 2 years to make this Facebook post today. No one suspects a thing!

I’ve been growing my hair out for almost 2 years to make this Facebook post today. No one suspects a thing!