meymeysmemes:

weavemama:

Fuck.

It’s sad how accurate this is

superheroesincolor:

Black Panther and the Crew  (2017)  //  Marvel Comics

“I’ll be debuting today my piece of the super team known as THE CREW at #HeroesCon. Prints will be limited just like the comic! “ – 

sanfordgreene‏

Get the comics here

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stoplookingup:

Thought I’d share this for the benefit of those who might be under the false impression that fandom is only for the young. This is me. We’d just moved to a new apartment, and I was excited to decorate my room with my latest con purchases. This photo was taken 42 years ago. I’m still here. And with any luck, you’ll be wherever the fans are in another 42 years. With a lot more luck, so will I.

aregrettablehullabaloo:

Blood is on their hands…….and I hope they choke on it.

celebsofcolor:

Lupita Nyong’o attends the screening of Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther” hosted by The Cinema Society on February 13, 2018 in New York City.

dianapforlunch:

Reblog Gal Gadot as Batman for 10,000 years of good luck

lavendermuseums:

welcometoyouredoom:

Free Black History Library

ithelpstodream:

If you are reading this and you are white, seeing people who look like you in mass media probably isn’t something you think about often. Every day, the culture reflects not only you but nearly infinite versions of you—executives, poets, garbage collectors, soldiers, nurses and so on. The world shows you that your possibilities are boundless. Now, after a brief respite, you again have a President.

Those of us who are not white have considerably more trouble not only finding representation of ourselves in mass media and other arenas of public life, but also finding representation that indicates that our humanity is multi­faceted. Relating to characters onscreen is necessary not merely for us to feel seen and understood, but also for others who need to see and understand us. When it doesn’t happen, we are all the poorer for it.

keep reading: http://time.com/black-panther/