#Contemporary

Sarah Creed

ItsSarahCreed

OKKKKKK so my museum brain is slowly mulching whilst on furlough so I have decided that I am going to do a post each day analysing EVERY place setting on

Liam Hogan

Limerick1914

I cannot believe what I’m reading. In 1967 an incredible 96.9% of all children born outside of marriage in Ireland were put up for adoption, a horrifying statistic only possible

Dream of Venice

DreamOfVenice

What are you reading while being safe at home? We recommend the delightful LOSING VENICE by @ScottStavrou & it is currently on sale! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1732195684/ #amreading #Venice What are you reading while

Gus Bonito

gusbonito

2020 was one of the best years for music I've ever experienced. Here's a playlist of 40 songs from last year I really enjoyed and a thread of my thoughts

WikiVictorian

wikivictorian

Petticoats, crinolines and bustles: what did women wear under their dresses in the XIX century? : A THREAD A crinoline is a stiff or structured petticoat designed to hold

UrbanRambl

urbanrambl_

Well before critical race theory and white privilege (see @JamesEWrightII ‘s thread) became the latest political attack by right-wingers in the U.S. https://www.npr.org/2020/09/05/910053496/trump-tells-agencies-to-end-trainings-on-white-p

Akiva Cohen

AkivaMCohen

It's amazing - and deeply sad - how much of Dr. King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail remains true and relevant today. Read the whole thing, not just the easy

Sam Orchard

Sam_Orchard

Ok here we go! A gift guide of Aotearoa-based queer artists + creators so you can buy your rainbow pals something special! I’ll be updating this over the coming week,

Alison Blunt

AlisonBlunt

1. 'There is a general consensus nowadays that mankind has progressed and is continually progressing toward some sort of greater enlightenment. But has this progression merely been an intellectual and

THE BLACK HEMINGWAY

J_Chiemeke

So, I've decided to roll out a thread of (young) Nigerian female writers who pen down interesting stuff.(I'm not talking about Ms. Adichie or Ms. Chika Unigwe. They are already

Aaron Parr

aaronmfparr

The only halfway decent landlords I have ever had were boomers. (Although admittedly Joe O'Donoghue in SF was once my landlord and not a good one.)Some of the worst?The children

Sean

deathchrist2000

Ok, let's begin. There's an eerie, dreamlike quality to the panel layout in the beginning where the images don't just bleed into one another, but circle back and forth from

Revler

CrescentDome

THREAD: Oppression & Persecution of Muslims by Ranjit Singh & Sikh KhalsaSome people, Sikhs & mainly Punjabi Ethno-Fascists in PakistanAre justifying the crimes of a Anti-muslim bigoted, mass-murdering, marauder Ranjit

Lisa McNulty

LisaIRMcNulty

So, I’m giving this whole @threadapalooza thing a try, on the topic of How Not To Think Like Sherlock Holmes. Here goes! 1. So, Sherlock Holmes is a very particular

Amit Schandillia

Schandillia

[THREAD: BRAHMINS, NAWABS, SHAMPOO, AND KENNEDY]1/71The White Man oppresses the Black Man. That's the most enduring statement on the Western society and its legacy. But go back a few centuries

The Cosmist Insurrection, Inc. ™

yungneocon

“Absorption of anarchism into the left” lmao from where? Itself? Like one of those twins people absorb in the womb? Anarchism has been part of the arc of the left

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