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hanukkahbingo · 6 months

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!חג אורים שמח

It's the second night of Hanukkah and the second night of the Panfandom Hanukkah Bingo! We're seeing a dip in the number of submissions from last year, so I just wanted to remind everyone that these prompts can be used for fic, art, moodboards, graphics -- whatever you want to create! I know things are hard out there right now and the year has been dark, but all of your creations are lights in that darkness and it's lovely to see your interpretations of Jewish joy. Keep creating!

A Deal with the Dead by abby-gaytes | AO3 | tumblr

One could say being kind to ghosts is a Jewish value. So, when a familiar face reappears to haunt a local bakery during Hanukkah, the Ghostbusters propose a compromise.

A Very Voyager Holiday by Divinemissem13/@divinemissem13 | AO3 | tumblr

After years of throwing Voyager's holiday parties, Neelix is surprised to learn that Federation winter holiday traditions include much more than just Christmas trees and Santa Claus.

A1. Applesauce - Kate Bishop by aimmyarrowshigh/@aimmyarrowshigh | AO3 | tumblr

Yelena loves to cook, which is great, because Kate loves to eat. But…

A2. Snow - Jane Foster by aimmyarrowshigh/@aimmyarrowshigh | AO3 | tumblr

Jane wasn't supposed to live to see another Hanukkah. But a great miracle happened, and she is here.

A3. Shalom - Kaydel Ko Connix by aimmyarrowshigh/@aimmyarrowshigh | AO3 | tumblr

Basic isn't Connix's first language.

A4. Smashing Fascists - Booker le Livre by aimmyarrowshigh/@aimmyarrowshigh | AO3 | tumblr

Booker is worried that the others will see what he did as treason. A betrayal of their cause. But they've all been alive long enough to know better.

A5. Eighth Night - Joyce Byers by aimmyarrowshigh/@aimmyarrowshigh | AO3 | tumblr

Hop stops by Melvald's one slushy December morning.

Alone in the Dark (Chapter 2) by josiebelladonna/@feverinfeveroutfic | AO3 | tumblr

He found himself trapped out in the wilderness during a power outage, and his meeting with that one strange girl proved to be a stroke of fate for him. A fic that asks “what if Alex and Christine had met in another period?”

Bring on the Light: Haunted Dreidel by melbelle310/@perfectpurls | AO3 | tumblr

On night two of my Channukah series, Ace and Nancy teach their friends to play dreidel!

Eight Nights (Chapter 2) by genuineformality/@genuineformality | AO3 | tumblr

On the first night of Chanukah, Viktor lights a chanukiah for the first time in a long time. On the subsequent nights, Viktor and Jayce explore a lot of complicated feelings.

The First First Night by awlenrose | AO3 | tumblr

Survival always comes at a cost.

holiday wishes by aelisheva | AO3 | tumblr

"Asha, why do you call your grandfather Saba?" Valentino asked this as they walked to the palace to help Queen Amaya prepare this week's winter solstice festival. During it, Asha would be officially announced as the next Princess Of Rosas. Which was quite the change, but at least some other things in her life wouldn't change.

Keep a candle burning (Chapter 2) by dharmashark | AO3 | tumblr

Bucky has been sitting cross legged on the floor with Steve Rogers for three hours. He feels giddy on two donuts too many, his ribs tight and hot from laughing. But mostly he feels smug as hell: he cannot wait to tell Clint how wrong he was when said this was a terrible idea. Well, what Clint had actually said was, “Are you out of your mind? Steve, as in Steve, is going to spend Hanukkah with you, in your studio apartment?” — In which Bucky can totally, definitely last eight nights without falling for his childhood best friend. Again.

Love and Light by Hollie47/@hollie47 | AO3 | tumblr

Wanda thinks about her family and how Darcy is now apart of it.

The Opportunistic Telekinetic by abby-gaytes | AO3 | tumblr

It’s all fun and games until Talia uses her newfound telekinesis to cheat at dreidel.

Princess Asha Holiday Moodboard by aelisheva | AO3 | tumblr

Asha is in the middle of lighting candles with her Mamà and Saba when she gets the queen's message in the mail.

Spidersona Doodles by scribbling-scientist/@enby-scientist | AO3 | tumblr

K1-2 presents, H1-1 dreidel, H2-4 ugly sweaters, K2-4 Bad puns, A2-5 Chinese food, U-2 sufganyot, A2-1 Oil (Bingo! +2)

#hanukkahbingo #panfandom hanukkah bingo 2023 #round up 2023 #second night

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mogai-sunflowers · 1 year

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MOGAI BHM- Day 2!

happy BHM! today i’m going to talk about the history of prominent Black organizations! throughout the history of America, Black people have banded together to confront the racism and anti-Blackness that lies at the heart of so many American organizations, by forming their own organizations! Many of these organizations have led to advancements, progress, and change, so I’m going to be giving a run down on the history and impact of a few of these key groups!

The NAAL-

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The first major Black civil rights organization that formed in America was the Afro-American League (the AAL), which changed its name to the National Afro-American League (the NAAL) two years later, in 1890. The AAL was formed by two men- an editor at the New York Age named Timothy Thomas Price, and Bishop Alexander Walters of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in Washington, D.C.

The NAAL was primarily formed to address issues of Black citizenship, especially in the South (though it had branches in the North as well). Although the 14th and 15th Amendments had technically expanded the protections of citizenship to Black Americans, the reality was that those protections were rarely actually enforced. Fighting the legality of Jim Crow laws was therefore the primary goal of the NAAL, and it did see some initial success. In one case, Fortune was refused service at an NYC bar, and his case which he brought against the bar was successful. Although this success was short-lived, with the NAAL being forced to disband in 1893, its formation marked the first major Black civil rights organization in America.

The Niagara Movement and the NAACP-

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Today, the NAACP is still considered one of, if not the most, large and influential civil rights organizations in America. It has a rich history, one that starts with another organization- the Niagara Movement.

A very well-known figure from Black history, W. E. B Du Bois was a very prominent activist who advocated strongly against ideas that Black Americans had to be pallatable to white Americans in order to be acceptable. He believed that Black Americans did not have to be toned down to acceptable parts in order to deserve respect, and that was a key spark in his founding of the Niagara Movement with co-founder William Monroe Trotter. A demonstration of this is in the “Declaration of Principles” that it drafter, which stated: “We refuse to allow the impression to remain that the Negro-American assents to inferiority, is submissive under oppression and apologetic before insults.”

After Du Bois, Trotter, and a group of Black teachers, scholars, and clergy were denied access to hotels in New York, they formed a group in Niagara in 1903, where they aimed to powerfully demand equal economic, educational, and suffrage rights for both Black men and Black women. The Niagara Movement met until 1908, when co-founder Trotter left to form his own group because he disagreed with Du Bois’s desire to include women in the Niagara Movement.

However, Trotter’s departure was not the major event that spurred the disbanding of the Niagara Movement- it was the realization that a much stronger organization was needed in response to the increased racial violence that was breaking out across the country, culminating in the violent race riots of Springfield Illinois. W. E. B Du Bois moved from the Niagara Movement to become a founding member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the NAACP.

After the Springfield race riot, a group of white liberals issues a call for racial justice which was signed by 60 people and released on the centennial anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth- and thus marked the formation of the NAACP. The NAACP had, and still has, a strong focus on local activism and organization. By 1919, its growth had blossomed rapidly, with 90,000 members and 300 local branches across the country.

Very early on, the NAACP established its legal premises and prowess, through key legal victories like that of the 1910 case Guinn v. States, which successfully challenged a racist voting regulation in Oklahoma. In 1915, it also successfuly promoted great backlash against the movie Birth of a Nation, which was demeaningly racist and glorified the KKK.

A key focus of the NAACP was to fight against lynching. Although its many legal battles against lynchings were sadly unsuccessful due to suppression and filibusters from Congress and the Senate, the NAACP was able to reduce public lynchings and their influence through a report they published called "Thirty Years of Lynching in the United States, 1889-1919.”

Another key figure in the NAACP’s history is Walter. F. White, a Black man whose efficacy as leader of the NAACP was unparalleled. He conducted essential research on lynching and succeeded in blocking the nomination of a segregationist judge to the Supreme Court. In 1930, the NAACP released the Margold Report, which became the basis for the successful reversal of the separate-but-equal doctrine that had governed public facilities since Plessy v. Ferguson (1896).

Throughout the Great Depression, which severely hurt Black Americans and their communities, the NAACP fought for racial equity among labor unions and successfully influenced FDR to create thousands of jobs for Black Americans.

The NAACP continued to gain great legal victories throughout the next few decades, and were active during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 60s. One key function they served during this time period was providing legal representation to Black Americans who had been arrested during protests, sit ins, and notably, hundreds of freedom riders (which will be discussed in another post this month). Under the leadership of Roy Wilkins, the NAACP successfully organized the famed March on Washington of 1963 as well as the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

The NAACP continued, as it does to this day, to be at the forefront of anti-racist activism in America, and is to this day a thriving, influential civil rights organization.

The National Urban League-

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In 1910, a group known as the National Urban League (the NUL) was formed as a merger of three smaller civil rights groups to become one of the most notable civil rights organizations in the country. Its first leader was a man by the name of George E. Haynes, who established the guiding principles of the NUL.

Headquartered in New York City, the NUL formed as a way to help Black Americans who had migrated north, to adjust to life in the North and to advocate for themselves in their lives, especially in terms of economic and social development. The NUL offered programs to help prepare Black youth for all levels of school, promoted equitable housing for Black communities, train social workers how to help Black communities, and many other forms of helping Black Americans in northern cities find employment.

Under the leadership of Lester B. Granger, the NUL began to start tackling pressing civil rights issues like segregation. In fact, Granger played a pivotal role in influencing President Harry Truman’s decision to desegregate America’s Armed Forces in 1948, and during the 1960s it became one of five key civil rights organizations that drove the Civil Rights Movement.

To this day, the NUL remains a key organization for Black Americans- it offers job training, preparation for school and life beyond it, opportunities for housing, as well as other social initiatives.

The Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car Porters-

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A common struggle for many Black Americans in the workplace is being taken advantage of and mistreated by their employers. Therefore, labor unions have been and still are an integral part of racial justice in the workforce.

The first Black labor union to be recognized and chartered under the American Federation of Labor was formed in 1925 by renowned Black socialist and activist A. Philip Randolph as a labor union for Black workers at the Pullman Company, and railcar company. The union fought for an end to mistreatment of the Company’s Black workers, as well as for safer working conditions.

Although the union was met with strict backlash by the Pullman Company’s corporate officials, it was wildly successful, amassing 18,000 members across both America and Canada and producing activists who would go on to lead such important events as the Montgomery Bus Boycott, among others.

Congress Of Racial Equality-

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One of the most important and impactful organizations of the Civil Rights Era was the Congress of Racial Equality, or CORE. It was formed by a group of Black and white students in Chicago in 1942. CORE’s initial focus was on nonviolent action, which later changed after MLK Jr’s assassination.

CORE was behind some of the most influential parts of the Civil Rights Movement- sit ins, marches, bus boycotts, and the famed Freedom Rides. CORE activists worked with Martin Luther King Jr. on the Montgomery Bus Boycott, perhaps one of the most influential parts of the Civil Rights Movement.

Another key goal of CORE was to integrate businesses and restaurants, and CORE members successfully did so in Chicago. They also focused on voting rights and worked with other organizations like the Southern Christian Leadership Conference to incentivize, empower, and protect Black voters.

When Martin Luther King Jr. was murdered, power struggles occurred within CORE as many members became rightfully disillusioned with principles on nonviolence. From this point on, CORE became dedicated to the Black Power movement and advocated for Black individualism and self-determination.

Southern Christian Leadership Conference-

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The Southern Christian Leadership Conference, or the SCLC, grew out of a need to coordinate and connect southern efforts towards civil rights. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., an officer of the SCLC, became a founding member after his success with the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The SCLC formed to coordinate efforts across the South among different organizations.

The SCLC worked with other groups like the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee to promote forms of nonviolent protests. Although many civil rights organizations eventually evolved into Black Power movements and Black separatism, the SCLC and others initially operated through a lens of nonviolence.

Sources-

https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/national-afro-american-league-1887-1893/

https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/niagara-movement-1905-1909/

https://naacp.org/about/our-history

https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/haynes-george-edmund-1880-1960/

https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/national-urban-league-1910/

https://nul.org/mission-and-history

https://www.zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/sleeping-car-porters/

https://aprpullmanportermuseum.org/about-museum/union-history/3/

https://kinginstitute.stanford.edu/encyclopedia/congress-racial-equality-core#:~:text=Founded%20in%201942%20by%20an,in%20America's%20civil%20rights%20struggle.

https://www.thecongressofracialequality.org/the-civil-rights-movement.html

https://nationalsclc.org/about/history/

#mogai bhm #mogai #mogai community #bhm #black history month #blm #black lives matter

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officialyourdailyinspiration · 8 months

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Today in Christian History

Today is Monday, September 18th, 2023. It is the 261st day of the year (262nd in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar; 104 days remain until the end of the year.

1519: Death of John Colet, English scholar, Catholic reformer, and friend of Erasmus.

1634: Anne Hutchinson (pictured above) arrives from England to Boston, Massachusetts, where she will rouse controversy and eventually be banished.

1639: Connecticut observes its first annual thanksgiving day as a colony, following heated debate whether or not setting aside a specific day will prompt people to neglect thanking God on other days.

1860: Pope Pius IX’s army, attempting to defend the papal states from takeover by secular Italian forces, suffers defeat at Castelfidardo. The pope loses lands the papacy has mismanaged for centuries.

1884: Death of Jerry McAuley, founder of New York’s Water Street Mission, a pioneer among American rescue missions.

1895: Booker T. Washington delivers his “Atlanta Compromise” address.

1905: Death of Scottish clergyman George MacDonald who wrote novels to support himself. MacDonald’s writings will capture C. S. Lewis’s imagination, convincing him that true Christianity is not uninteresting.

1950: Bishop Makarios is elected the Orthodox Archbishop and Ethnarch of Cyprus. He will quickly move to the forefront of efforts to end British rule in Cyprus and eventually will be exiled by the British government. In 1959, he will negotiate a compromise agreement for an independent Cypriot republic and will be elected the first president of the Republic of Cyprus. However his situation will prove so difficult that the Greeks will attempt to assassinate him and Turkey will eventually invade the island (in 1974), seizing 40% of its territory.

1964: Congolese rebels ransack a missionary hospital at Wasolo. They murder two of the Congolese nurses—Constant Kokembe and Boniface Bomba—and take missionary doctor Paul Carlson hostage.

1975: For the first time in Chile’s history, its annual Te Deum prayer service that commemorates national independence, is led not by the Roman Catholic Church but by the Methodist Pentecostal Church.

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aimmyarrowshigh · 1 year

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Chag Hanukkah sameach, everyone! We have 12 great works for the third night of Hanukkah! The works are listed below in alphabetical order by title.

a hanukkah party's a rad excuse (to eat copious amounts of fried food) by flyingthesky/@hesatreat | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: We Are The Tigers, Be More Chill, Dear Evan Hansen Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Riley, Jeremy Heere Bingo Squares Being Filled: H1 - Miracle Rating: G Warning(s): No Archive Warnings Apply

Dreidel by Hollie47/@hollie47 | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: Star Trek Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): James T. Kirk & Spock Bingo Squares Being Filled: H1, A4 Rating: G Warning(s): None

Hanukkah Moodboard - April O'Neill by @dumpsterbagel | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: Rise of the TMNT Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): April O'Neill Bingo Squares Being Filled: H5 - Debate Rating: G Warning(s): No Archive Warnings Apply

Hanukkah Moodboard - The Little Mermaid (2023) by @dumpsterbagel | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: The Little Mermaid (2023) Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Ariel, Prince Eric Bingo Squares Being Filled: A2 - Menorah Rating: G Warning(s): No Archive Warnings Apply

Homosexuals (Shopping at Target) by flyingthesky/@hesatreat | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: Falsettos Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Whizzer Brown, Marvin Bingo Squares Being Filled: A2 - Menorah Rating: T Warning(s): No Archive Warnings Apply

I've Got You And You've Got Me by IndigoSun | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: The Old Guard Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Yitzhak & Booker Bingo Squares Being Filled: K2-They Tried To Kill Us, They Failed, Let's Eat, N2-Family, K5-Noshing, 51-First Night Rating: T Warning(s): No Archive Warnings Apply

Light by bugsandcoffee/@bugsandcoffee | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: Captain America/Marvel Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Bucky Barnes, Steve Rogers Bingo Squares Being Filled: K2 - presents Rating: Teen and Up Warning(s): None

N1. Sour Cream - Yelena Belova by aimmyarrowshigh/@aimmyarrowshigh | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: MCU, Hawkeye, Black Widow Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Yelena Belova, Kate Bishop Bingo Squares Being Filled: N1 - Sour Cream Rating: T Warning(s): No Archive Warnings Apply

N2. Family - Wanda Maximoff by aimmyarrowshigh/@aimmyarrowshigh | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: MCU, WandaVision, The Avengers Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Wanda Maximoff, Billy Kaplan, Tommy Shepherd, The Vision Bingo Squares Being Filled: N2 - Family Rating: T Warning(s): No Archive Warnings Apply

N3. Rabbi - Rebecca Rubin by aimmyarrowshigh/@aimmyarrowshigh | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: American Girl Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Rebecca Rubin Bingo Squares Being Filled: N3 - Rabbi Rating: T Warning(s): No Archive Warnings Apply

N4. Survival - Breha Organa by aimmyarrowshigh/@aimmyarrowshigh | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: Star Wars, Star Wars Prequel Trilogy Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Breha Organa, Bail Organa Bingo Squares Being Filled: N4 - Survival Rating: T Warning(s): No Archive Warnings Apply

N5. Hanukkah Versus Chanukah - Ross Geller by aimmyarrowshigh/@aimmyarrowshigh | AO3 | Tumblr

Fandom: F•R•I•E•N•D•S Jewish or Jew-Ish Character(s): Ross Geller, Monica Geller, Rachel Green Bingo Squares Being Filled: N5 - Hanukkah Versus Chanukah Rating: T Warning(s): No Archive Warnings Apply

#hanukkahbingo #hanukkah #fandom #jewish characters #jumblr

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unlevshed-archive · 2 years

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writing as canon and oc characters from selected fandoms but open to crossovers and alternate universes.

『 penned by mae. she/her. gmt +2. 29. read the rules first! dc contact only for close mutuals, dm for more info 』

› RULES ┊ CURRENT MUSES┊ WANTED OPP. ┊STARTERS ┊MEMES ‹

mobile friendly list of muses below !

** = exclusive / * = selective

Natasha Romanoff ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: scarlett johansson)

Wanda Maximoff ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: elizabeth olsen)

Steve Rogers ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: chris evans)

Bucky Barnes ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: sebastian stan)

Yelena Belova ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: florence pugh)

Kate Bishop ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: hailee steinfeld)

Felicia Hardy ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: margot robbie)

Hermione Granger ✧ harry potter; canon-divergent (fc: emma watson)

Josie Saltzman ✧ tvd/legacies; canon-divergent (fc: kaylee bryant)**

Aleksander Hunter ✧ 36; heterosexual; nightclub owner (fc: chris evans) / alt. verse: vampire

Alicia Whitlock ✧ 26; bisexual; car mechanic at her family's car shop (fc: lili reinhart)

Aurora Sanchez ✧ 29; bisexual; waitress in a gentlemen's club (fc: selena gomez)

Caitlyn Lewis ✧ 26; bisexual; bartender (fc: florence pugh) / alt. verse: werewolf-vampire hybrid

Evelyn Martin ✧ 35; bisexual; tattoo studio receptionist (fc: scarlett johansson)

Francesca Rocha ✧ 27; bi-curious; socialite / second-in-line heiress to her family's tequila business (fc: camila mendes)

Jasper Borisov ✧ 38; bouncer at a strip club, retired underground boxer (fc: sebastian stan) / alt. verse: alpha werewolf

Joey Davis ✧ 26; bisexual; fitness worker / part-time model (fc: hailee steinfeld)

Katherine Ivankov ✧ vampire-witch hybrid; age unknown; bisexual; socialite (fc: elizabeth olsen - might change)

Liliana Cooper ✧ 33; pansexual; hotel manager / single mother (fc: elizabeth olsen)

Matthew Brooks ✧ 32; heterosexual; independent contractor and free-lance agent (fc: aaron taylor-johnson)

Oliver Carter ✧ 37; heterosexual; former professional burglar / security consultant (fc: andrew garfield)

Rafael Santiago ✧ 44; heterosexual; freelance photographer, single father, retired enforcer of a drug cartel (which disbanded after the boss died) (fc: pedro pascal)

River Grace ✧ 26; bisexual; gaming-streamer, sugar baby (fc: zendaya)

Valerie Booker ✧ 50; bisexual; english high school teacher (fc: rachel weisz)

muses that are currently not available/not active:

Vivienne Flamel �� harry potter; 25; heterosexual; pureblood; unspeakable (danielle rose russell)

#indie rp #indie oc rp #indie roleplay #indie marvel rp #indie smut rp

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infraredmag · 1 year

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EMPIIRES 'Through the Flames - Single'

EMPIIRES Through the Flames – Single April 30, 2021 Empiires Music (more…) “”

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#Bishop Booker #Dallas Music Scene #Darren DPaul Wise #Darren Wise #DPaul #Empiires #Matthew Gene #Reid Stanford #Through the Flames #Through the Flames - Single

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unlevshed · 8 months

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writing as canon and oc characters from selected fandoms but open to crossovers and alternate universes.

『 penned by mae. 30. she/her. gmt +2. read the rules first! dc contact only for close mutuals, dm for more info 』 ››› est. sept. 2022 | rebooted oct. 2023

› RULES ┊ MUSES ┊ WANTED OPP. ┊MEMES ┊STARTERS ‹

››› interest tracker ››› mobile friendly list of muses below !

** = exclusive / * = selective

Natasha Romanoff ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: scarlett johansson)

Wanda Maximoff ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: elizabeth olsen)

Steve Rogers ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: chris evans)

Bucky Barnes ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: sebastian stan)

Yelena Belova ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: florence pugh)

Kate Bishop ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: hailee steinfeld)

Felicia Hardy ✧ marvel; canon-divergent (fc: margot robbie)*

Hermione Granger ✧ harry potter; canon-divergent (fc: emma watson)*

Tifa Lockhart ✧ final fantasy; canon-divergent (hailee steinfeld)*

Josie Saltzman ✧ tvd/legacies; canon-divergent (fc: kaylee bryant)**