Lo; also known as Mechanista. Likes fish, robots, necromancy, and long walks on the beach. An ardent and angry feminist, masculist, and humanist, and a self-identified progressive liberal pinko. Reblogs feminist and political things half the time, neat pictures, fanart, and science stuff half the time, and posts her own art, thoughts on art theory, mysticism, and feminism the other half the time.
Doer of Aquapunk.
Severely underrated graphic novels:
Don Rosa’s The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck
(via mechcanuck)
danceswithfaeriesunderthemoon:
“It’s sad that Disney has the opportunity to educate so many people and yet many of their movies, unintentionally perhaps, serve as a platform to reinforce negative stereotypes about differnet cultural groups,” Jafar lamented, while inwardly wondering whether, perhaps, a certain gold lamp he had heard about could help him solve this problem…
[for more on this, read the feminist review of Aladdin the movie here]
THIS.
ALL. OF. THIS.
THANK YOU for making this post.
you know what i never noticed that!!! oh snap!!
did any arabs do the voices because i know that aladdin was voiced by a white dude
Y’know, I really don’t see reasoning behind pointing stuff like this out. Why can’t people just sit back and enjoy Disney rather than accuse them of doing shit like this?
yeah i mean why bother to accuse racists of racism
that’s almost like accusing sexists of sexism
or criminals of crimes
i mean why would we DO that when we can just ENJOY the erasure and hurt
also the sky is green and water is yellow and clouds are made of cotton candy
Fuckin’ A+ commentary ^
(via fuckyeahfeminists)
Historical Disney Princesses by Shoomlah
Something tells me Pocahontas is still a little off… :B
(via bellefillenoir)
Greeting card sent to famed Donald Duck illustrator Carl Barks by Astro Boy creator Osamu Tezuka :: year unknown :: via comicartfans.com
(via duckyeahducks)
Title: “Halloween in Duckburg”.
Oil Painting by Carl Barks, 1973.
(via duckyeahducks)
![warmlittlediamondisafeminist:
dumbthingswhitepplsay:
raiseyourwandwithpride:
super-eklectic1:
danceswithfaeriesunderthemoon:
feministdisney:
“It’s sad that Disney has the opportunity to educate so many people and yet many of their movies, unintentionally perhaps, serve as a platform to reinforce negative stereotypes about differnet cultural groups,” Jafar lamented, while inwardly wondering whether, perhaps, a certain gold lamp he had heard about could help him solve this problem…
[for more on this, read the feminist review of Aladdin the movie here]
THIS.
ALL. OF. THIS.
THANK YOU for making this post.
you know what i never noticed that!!! oh snap!!
did any arabs do the voices because i know that aladdin was voiced by a white dude
Y’know, I really don’t see reasoning behind pointing stuff like this out. Why can’t people just sit back and enjoy Disney rather than accuse them of doing shit like this?
yeah i mean why bother to accuse racists of racism
that’s almost like accusing sexists of sexism
or criminals of crimes
i mean why would we DO that when we can just ENJOY the erasure and hurt
also the sky is green and water is yellow and clouds are made of cotton candy
Fuckin’ A+ commentary ^](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lwrehgthk81qmffl3o1_1280.jpg)
