oh kitty I am so sorry.
GPO prof_pangaea, I suspect.
that is… pretty much 100% correct, yes.
In spite of risking being killed ,in spight of their fears, these courageous but small group of Iranians took a stand. this is how it happens……just a few to start a revolution- lady Miss Kier here’s the official news story :
On May 17, the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, a group of LGBT activists in Tehran, Iran, risked their lives to take a stand for gay rights !!!
They were armed with nothing but a single rainbow flag and two small signs — one of which read “No to homophobia and transphobia” in Persian, Care2.com reports.
But in a country where being gay can be punishable by the death penalty, the rare public display of support for Iranian gay rights holds a powerful significance.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/08/gay-rights-iran_n_1579292.html?ir=Gay+Voices&ref=fb&src=sp&comm_ref=false#sb=562648,b=facebook
(Source: theladymisskier, via cruiseorbecruised)
→ “Since it has no call to be here, the art lies in the fact that it is here.”
(Source: satisfactual, via srrrevans)
LISTEN TO IT IN LO-FI: http://dznr.org/4302 (thanks to @mantia on twitter!)
Three editions of Hal Foster’s Prince Valiant, three different coloring jobs. The bottom panel (from our forthcoming Prince Valiant Vol. 6) is Foster’s authentic coloring from the syndicate proof. Kim Thompson comments further on our blog.
(Source: inseptica)
NIGHTNIGHT by DEDDY
