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I know you're here, Marvel, you big fucking nerd. Where's my goddamn Moon Knight season 2?
I'm starting a collection
Can we talk about this person thread? Aka Captain America: Civil Acrylicsđđ. These memes are officially out of hand lmfaooo
Juneteenth is about Black people who were officially technically supposed to be freed from enslavement. Nobody else. Nothing else. It's not a POC day. It's not a "freedom for all" day. It's Black folk, Black culture, Black emancipation, SPECIFICALLY. Any other observation for Juneteenth is gentrification.
i canât find words for my anger right now so hereâs a collection of thoughts that share the sentiment
It's time y'all.
- It is not problematic to say that Hobie would display black solidarity by finding black women in specific attractive.
- It is not problematic to say that Hobie would possibly like a partner who could understand his experiences with racism.
- It is not problematic to say he would possibly like a partner who understands how to take care of his hair, or shares the same hair texture.
- It is not problematic to say that Hobie would find beauty in features specific to the black race - when we have been told those features are undesirable in every way for centuries.
We gotta talk about how Colorblindness is forced on Black Characters - Hobie in Specific
Y'all - it's time we have a VERY VERY overdue conversation about Hobie Brown and Race.
Because it is a necessary one.
[let Diane hop on the mic right quick Chile]
Stop acting like Black Fictional Characters would be colorblind.
Black people can't be colorblind, because our color is weaponized against us from birth. We HAVE to see race - because we have to protect ourselves and know our own history
So when we decide to make spaces specifically for us - spaces where black people and black women in specific can be desired and uplifted, I don't see why people have a problem with it.
Hobie Brown loves, yes. But he also lives in 1978. Racial segregation was outlawed in his country in 1965.
Hobie Brown loves, but he's also a black guy who grew up under racial segregation and racism. He's a black guy who fights cops.
The Writers made Spiderpunk - The Spiderperson who fights oppressive cops - black for a REASON.
The Writers chose to have a black guy save Miles for a REASON. To uplift black people.
Writers here on Tumblr made Black!Readers black for same reason.
Then 'Hobie Brown finds black chicks especially attractive' DOESN'T mean 'white women are unattractive'. This isn't about y'all.
And even for the people that say Hobie would like ONLY black people - okay??? They can say that - it's a literal headcanon.
It's not true if you don't want it to be. You don't have to believe it.
But seeing Black people be protective of a black character, and making black content for other black fans - and then saying 'what - stop that. that's wrong. break this up so I can join'
BEFORE you question why they do it - NOT COOL.
That's like asking for more Captain America in Black Panther. Like ?????
That's like hearing a Riot Grrrl say 'All the women to the front!!' and going 'Uhh, all genders are equal, why can't the men stand in the front too?'
Like yes, all genders are equal. But also - This isn't about them. It's about representation.
Cause there are dozens, hundreds, of white characters who only have white on-screen romances.
And their fandoms do not write black!readers. They do not care enough to say 'oh the show isn't representing this, let us do it.'
The media nor the fandom represent black women. They are an afterthought, always.
And you never see posts for them like -
'Dean Winchester loves black women. Dean Winchester loves latinas -'
When it's a white character only dating white women, with xReaders that always imply whiteness, y'all never call for diversity. At all.
You wouldn't make this post for Miguel.
But when it's a black character and someone suggests they only date black women, or people begin to write xReaders that imply blackness instead of your default-
Suddenly you care about diversity.
Because the first time, you're not represented.
Because let's be honest. Let's be real. No one is writing Hobie x White!Reader. Barely anyone is writing Hobie x Latina!Reader.
It's the Black!Reader you have a problem with. Let's just say it.
(aka the right to access to black safe spaces, comfort characters, and labor)
Hobie is an attractive, educated black guy who fights and protects people from the aggressors we ourselves genuinely fear everyday.
He is a character like we've never had before. He has so much emotional weight to us.
If a black person wants to center Hobie's love on Black people, they have the right.
And I'm not saying you can't write him with a race neutral or even a White!Reader. Go ahead and write that if you want but just know-
1) If you want to write him with an explicitly white or non-black reader - you should approach the topic of race. You should approach and mention the cultural differences. Him going through racism. Don't erase that because you think it makes your writing ugly or sad.
And if you don't put it in, your erasing the reality and black experience because you find something wrong or uncomfortable about it.
2) If you want to write a race neutral reader - make sure they're really race neutral. Don't include details about hair texture, hairstyle, or skin color.
3) If you are asking black writers for requests - do not get mad if they make the request Black.
You cannot get mad at a black writer for interjecting their own experience when writing about a black character. You're basically asking them to strip their blackness from their writing so you can enjoy it more.
Why should they have to second guess and dial back their blackness when we're expected to do that everywhere? If they want to take a break, and write Black!Readers they can.
3) Understand that the black people are going to keep their safe spaces. And they're going to keep Hobie in their corner.
Because honestly, and I'm going to put this brazenly:
Does that mean he doesn't matter to y'all? No, not at all. Hobie absolutely holds real emotional weight and meaning to you on multiple levels.
But please understand, for black people - we connect to Hobie on an emotional, often trauma-fueled front.
One that you'll never understand.
There is a level that we connect with him on that nonblack people can't. As a dark skinned black guy, a black guy with natural hair, an alt black guy,
As a black guy who has canonically faced police brutality on-screen
To you, this screenshot is most likely Hobie flipping the camera off, edgy and punk. It's funny, tongue in check. ACAB and all that.
To us, this screenshot is of Hobie - a low income black guy - being physically restrained by police and refusing to stop even when they're taking his mugshot. It's a black guy openly flipping off the police and fighting them off and refusing to go down no matter how much they beat him and he's winning YES
After so many videos over SO many years of cops doing that to black men and them.. not winning.
And them just dying and us having to watch. And add another name to list.
When you see his laces, you most likely think ACAB.
When we see his laces, we see that he's a black man who took on a cop and lived to tell the tale. Which is a RARITY.
Because many of them lose the battle.
Fanfiction may just be a way for you to kiss up on random characters or comfort yourself, but for us - that's not the case.
For us, fanfiction is a way to show our experiences and features in a media and world that has collectively ignored them. Shunned them, called them ugly.
Maybe make a post or send an ask to a creator - and ask what Black!Readers mean for them, why they find it important.
He finds them beautiful. He likes wide lips and broad noses and kinky hair. He loves melanin, and brown skin in the sunlight, and seeing a them in a silk bonnet in the morning.
He loves not having to explain his culture, sharing coconut oil and shea butter. He likes seeing waist beads. He likes people who speak AAVE, with twang in their talk.
He likes ghetto black girls with the acrylic nails. He likes Stallions 6 foot tall. He likes masc girls. And fem ones. He loves black nonbinary people because we do not have to cosign to colonialist ideas of gender. And he loves him some black men too - a good fade will make him go crazy, he loves men with long locs and pretty smiles.
Hobie Brown finds the beauty in Black People that have been erased and demonized again and again by White Society.
Hobie Brown holds blackness dear. And he wants black people to do well.
This has been a PSA from Diane Pastors. Y'all stay blessed out there đđ
Anyway what y'all wearing to carnival since we going to carnival and cropover and labor day with Hobie and bringing out all the flags. đ§đ§đ§đ§ I'm bringing him to cropover in Barbados yeah I said it we're all going to carnival with him.
iâm honestly very tired of seeing White writers festishize Black and POC characters in smut fics and talk down upon Black writers and their creations on here.
AN: This AN used to say something SOOO different LMAO but I wanted to update it. Iâve only got Shuri x Reader stuff tagged on this masterlist. If youâre looking for Erik âKillmongerâ Stevens or Mâbaku fics, search their name x reader in my works and they should come up. But tbh most of those are from YEARS ago and I really donât like their quality anymore, hence them no longer being listed. I donât really have any rules, Iâm a student so pestering me about updates really isnât gonna result in that update coming any sooner. My requests are always open, but I donât always do them and theyâre mainly just there for inspo. With all that being said, hope you enjoy my dear <3 Updated: 05/03/23
Currently: On a semi permanent hiatus <3
My lover Shuri:
Back to Black:
 Part 1.  Part 2. Part 3.
Love for Dutyâs Sake:
Part 1.  Part 2.  Part 3. Part 4.  Part 5.Â
Anything but Love:
Part 1. Â Part 2.
A Betting Woman Timeline/Series (?):
Part 1. Â Part 2.
The Secret Princess Timeline/Series (?):
Part 1.Â
T-Shirt Timeline:
Part 1.  Part 2.
From My Headphones (One Shot Pack):
Part 1. Part 2.
The Only Logical Thing to Do:
Part 1.
The Garden:
Part 1.
Club Red:
x. (One Shot)
Everything You Come With:
x. (One Shot)
Migraines:
x. (One Shot)
One Last Time:Â
x. (One Shot)Â
Out of the Darkness:
x. (One Shot)
You wasnât in love with him at all
You couldnât see yourself falling for him but for the first time
You saw him in a different light as your fingers traced his tattoos on his chest. âY/N, honey.â He leaned in closer toward you, his lips hovers yours.
âAndy..â your voice was low.
His gaze slowly met yours as his tattoo palm cupped your cheeks. âYou donât have to pretend anymore with me. Let your heart accept me,â
~ To Being Mrs.BarberÂ
so can we start hunting down white liberals now or what
white coded fics be like: âhe runs his fingers through your long silky hair, massaging your scalp until you fall into a deep slumberâ
my black ass, my head wrap, and my bonnet:
Hell, I'd be hype for this even if it weren't a true story!
Celebrating Black History Month First Black Women to win an Emmy in that Category
Angela Bassett, Taraji P. Henson, Viola Davis, Halle Berry, Mary J. Blige, Lynn Whitfield & Kimberly Elise for T: The New York Times Style Magazine (2020)
Tyre Nicholâs mother has set up a memorial fund to help pay for mental health services for his family and a memorial skate park in his name. If you cannot donate, please share.
Swear ts is EXHAUSTING đđŞ
A Guide for Non-POC Writers On When To Tag White!Reader
Hey Non POC writers hereâs a little advice on when to tag your fics as White!Reader instead of just Reader.
1. If you use any white coded language in the fic (ie, blushing, white knuckling, running fingers through readerâs hair, describing skin as âcreamyâ, pink nipples, etc), tag your fic as White!Reader.
2. If you have the reader related in ANY way (unless specifically stated that reader is adopted âalthough that still raises questions) to a non-POC character in the movie or tv show, tag your fic as White!Reader.
3. If you ONLY use pictures of non-POC women and children in your moodboards (that goes for gifs too), tag your fic as White!Reader.
4. And finally, if you get the sudden urge to give the reader in your fic a name, then itâs no longer a reader and should actually be tagged as an Original Character.
Now if you truly want to know how to be more inclusive in your fics, please by all means, reach out. My inbox is open for any questions you have. A simple Google search can help too. Or you can use my favorite Guide right here.
This is also not up for debate. Iâm still going to call out authors on their lack of inclusion in their fics. Iâve said this a thousand times, and Iâll say it a million more: IâM FUCKING TIRED.
Enjoy 2023
Pairing: Aleksander Morozova x Alternate Universe!Reader
Summary: When the making at the heart of the world steals you from your own universe and drops you into the fictional country of Ravka youâre thoroughly bewildered. But this is an opportunity for you to right every wrong - and hopefully save one life in particular.
Word Count: 60.5K - COMPLETED
My Masterlist ⢠Series Playlist
Part One
One moment youâre going about your usual day, the next youâre in Ravka - the fictional country in a fictional universe. When you realise that the story you know by heart hasnât even begun, thereâs only one person you can think of going to.
Part Two
After a restless night of sleep, you wake with too many thoughts in your mind. The contents of the Generalâs war table provide an ample distraction, and soon the man himself joins you.
Part Three
You and Aleksander journey to Kribirsk, where everything starts to become real for you, as your plan is finally set in motion.
Part Four
Accompanied by your new recruits, you and Aleksander return to the Little Palace, and soon settle into a comfortable routine. But nothing ever stays the same for long.
Part Five
Alina is presented to the king as the sun summoner, and from that point onwards you and Aleksander become increasing busy - and apart.
Part Six
An unexpected visitor arrives with some good news, and Aleksander makes a earth-shattering discovery.
Part Seven
The search for the stag takes your group north into Fjerda, but itâs after you return to Os Alta that a surprising event occurs.
Part Eight
The Winter Fete goes smoothly, a perfect evening followed by a foiled assassination. A few days later, you and Aleksander journey into the Fold.
Part Nine
After a dramatic arrival into West Ravka, your group travels to Os Kervo, and you recruit a pirate privateer to join you in the search for the sea whip.
Part Ten
The hunt for the sea whip has begun, but a number of obstacles stand in your way, demanding more from you than you ever thought possible.
Part Eleven
Your near death experience has taken a toll on you, which forces Aleksander to come to a realisation.
Part Twelve
A successful return to Ravka prompts you to share warnings of the future with Aleksander, and a new (but not unfamiliar) character invites himself into your schemes.
Part Thirteen
Slowly the pieces of your plan for the Fold come into place, but thoughts and fears of the future continue to haunt you.
Part Fourteen
Ravkaâs seat of power changes, and Aleksander makes a discovery that sends you both north in search of his sister.
Part Fifteen
As Alina is about to bring down the Fold, Aleksander suggests a theory that lifts your hopes.
Part Sixteen
Together, you and Aleksander journey to the monastery of Sankt Feliks. To mend the tear at the making, a sacrifice from one of you is required.
Part Seventeen
With the remains of the Fold vanquished, the people celebrate. Together, you and Aleksander work to establish peace in Ravka and a safe haven for your Grisha.
Wednesday Addams said fuck colonialism and americas narrative of watering down and erasing the history of indigenous genocide by white washing it AS SHE FUCKING SHOULD âźď¸âźď¸
I realize that Iâm order to explain slavery to white people, you have to speak to them in their white language (true crime documentary). And I realize itâs not all white people so please use your comprehension skills when reading this.
Your ancestors were Jeffery Dahmers and Ed Geins of their generation, before there was a Jeffery Dahmer or Ed Gein đ. There, does that help you realize that this shit isnât âa long time agoâ for us? That this isnât something that we can just âget overâ? If your obsessive need to reintroduce serial killers to the masses by giving them sympathetic villain-esq movies then I donât wanna hear shit about black people talking about slavery and systematic racism too much. Let me give you a list of what these people have done:
Used our teeth for dentures
Used our hair to stuff furniture because the cotton they had us pick was too valuable
Used our skin as leather
Whipped, burned, lynched, dismembered us
Sexually assaulted us and forced us to have their mulatto children that they wouldnât claim unless it was as property
Wrote us down as cattle/livestock and didnât consider us as human
Put us in zoos or kidnapped us for circuses
Use us as medical and scientific experiments (I.e, Henrietta Lacks, Sara Bothem, the way women are expected to give birth on their backs)
You donât even wanna know where the term motherfucker came from so donât ask
Manipulate the system to work in their favor even though they like to blame us and other minorities for its failures
Steal our work
This list can go a lot longer than this but just know, this isnât a game. This isnât old news, this isnât some flyby night movie thatâll have Twitter all ablaze until the next scandalous topic pops up. This is a generational curse.
Ismael Cruz CĂłrdova is getting harassed (he's playing Arondir in LOTR: Rings of Power)
Every. Time. Every single time a black actor plays a character of importance in any given franchise, these """fans"""" just crawl out of the woodwork and harass them.
He was already being harassed. For two years, prior to the show's release. Two years.
He shouldn't have to go through this.
I've been trying to see fan reactions to the series, and all I see are people throwing temper tantrums and having racist meltdowns, saying their favorite franchises are "ruined," and "smeared," and whatever else word they can use that isn't diverse. Actually, they're outright saying they don't think black people belong in the show at all.
Support Ismael Cruz CĂłrdova, because I can only imagine how much shit he's going through right now.
I will have what she is having
More of this! Insurrection needs consequences.
You break the law? You get a trial. Get convicted? Lose your elected office. Simple.
Yâall this is a off brand Rex from Victorious đđ
I mean, theyâre not wrongđ