Mastodawn

Harlem, NYC (October 2025). #bw #photography #bwphotography #newyork #nyc #blackandwhite #blackness

buttressed—Pu'uoina Heiau, HI

#landscape #landscapephotography #stilllife #sacred #historic #worship #fineartphotography #hawaii #bigisland #wall #stonewall #blackness #stacked #detail #pumice #indigenous #fujifilm #fujixseries

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Kaiber Jul 5

Der Zahn der Zeit und eine versteckte Rolle. #castle #blackness

Vincent Mousseau, MSc RSW Jun 19

"You Were Never Meant to Survive Alone" is a framework I have developed for Black queer abolitionist care rooted in refusal, kinship, and survival.

It’s not a clinical manual. It’s a map, a ritual, a refusal to leave each other behind. 🖤

#abolition #blackness #queerness #drift
https://vincentmousseau.net/en/framework/

We Were Never Meant to Survive Alone – Vincent Mousseau

Show thread

Podcast Advisor May 30

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100 years ago, artists and writers were forging new visions of #Blackness—across America and abroad. Hear how #music, #fashion, #literature, and #art helped shape a modern #Black #identity.
This five-part series features a dynamic cast of speakers who reflect on the legacy and #cultural impact of the Harlem Renaissance.

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#art_podcast #museum_podcast #culture #museum #society

George Station May 4

#TeenVogue #Kpop #culture #Blackness #BlackMastodon

I've always been fringe re: K-pop, just watching it on free streaming and such, and marveling over Black fans' activity on the old-school Twitter/X some years ago.

But I do follow Teen Vogue for how they select & cover various topics, and this new series looks interesting.

https://www.teenvogue.com/story/i-was-a-black-k-pop-fan-for-2-decades-unstanned

I Was a Black K-pop Fan For 2 Decades—After Endless Cultural Appropriation & Racial Slurs, I’m Letting Go

Writer Tabby Kibugi explains why she’s stepping away from K-pop after renewed discussions of idols engaging in cultural appropriation, and use of the n-word.

Teen Vogue

Gordon Cowtan May 4

#forth #bridge #blackness
Forth bridges from a couple of evenings ago, taken from Blackness.

Carmilla On Line - Rss Bot Apr 16

Una linea del colore che divide, ma non riunisce https://www.carmillaonline.com/2025/04/16/una-linea-del-colore-che-separa-ma-non-unisce/ #BarbaraOfosu-Somuah #KevinOchiengOkoth #razzializzazione #lineadelcolore #panafricanismo #SaidiyaHartman #Utopiacapitale #proletariato #W.E.B.DuBois #frantzfanon #KwameNkruma #Interventi #Recensioni #StatiUniti #blackness #schiavitù #MalcomX #origini #Africa #Ghana

Una linea del colore che divide, ma non riunisce

di Sandro Moiso Saidiya Hartman, Perdi la madre, Tamu Edizioni, Napoli 2021, pp. 332, 18 [...]

Carmilla on line

DJM (freelance for hire)Apr 14

In search of Saadia

"Over the years of fighting anti-blackness in Tunisia, Mosbah has herself become a living archive of the stories of suffering and humiliation faced by those racialized as black."

https://africasacountry.com/2025/04/in-search-of-saadia

#AIAC #Africa #Tunisia #Slavery #Blackness #BlackMastodon

In search of Saadia

Who was Saadia, and why has she been forgotten? A search for one woman’s story opens up bigger questions about race, migration, belonging, and the gaps history leaves behind.