Unveiling the African Essence in Eastern Philosophy
A Tribute during Black History MonthAs we embark on the celebration of Black History Month, it’s essential to recognize the myriad contributions of African descendants not just in shaping modern civilization but also in sculpting the contours of Eastern philosophy. The historical interweaving of African traditions with Eastern thought offers a rich narrative, highlighting a profound exchange of…
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#WinterSpringDayGay
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Sunglasses by Rainbow with prescription lenses
Teal bumblebee scarf by Dollar Store
Yellow wool coat by Orttu
Plaid Pants custom made by local tailor
Grey sneakers by Nizza by Adidas
Teal gloves by Straight to Hell
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Do you guys know Apollo? He is my favorite internet personality
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Okay so, I don’t feel like it’s just me that’s made this observation but:
Ororo’s character has been in publication for like 50 years and writers haven’t given thought to what cultural practices/background she hails from other than just a specific geography. That’s CORNY.
Her mother’s from northwest Kenya, but what tribe is she? What are her cultural practices? Africa is a continent, Kenya is a country with multiple ethnic groups that have their own subsections of practices and beliefs. Does Ororo lean toward her mother’s native heritage or does she largely follow Egyptian culture because her formative years were spent on the streets of Cairo? Did she ever struggle with a disconnect between these regions when she went back to Kenya to be the Windrider? All questions I’m way more interested in having answered than whatever love triangles the X-Men have going on this week.
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Granmamare (グランママレ), Goddess of Mercy and the Queen of the ocean in Ponyo (2008)
Iemanjá (Yèyé omo ejá), african godness, Queen of the waters in Candomblé and Umbanda
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#ShowStopper
Pieces of the Puzzle
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leftover red fabric from my grandmother
prescription queen sunglasses from Rainbow
orange scarf with silver streaks
necklace from Ghanian artisan bought in Accra
long African shirt from UK bought on Etsy
black hakama pants from Japan bought on Etsy
red Alpa gloves from Hungary copped on Etsy
thick ochre bracelets from Brooklyn Museum market
fluorescent orange trainers by No Bull
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Mat George (deceased)
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Gay
DOB: 14 May 1995
RIP: 17 July 2021
Ethnicity: Indian, African American
Nationality: American
Occupation: Podcaster, influencer
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My favorite thing is when well meaning Westerners are like “oh well that homophobic/sexist/bigoted law was from the British Colonial era so it’s actually Europe’s fault it’s still in effect to this day.” Like as an American I can tell you when you get rid of the British you can also get rid of their laws! I’ve never paid a special tax on tea in my life.
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