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  1. A huge thank you to Gene Roddenberry and Lucille Ball for making possible… to MLK for convincing Nichelle to stick around, to @georgetakei for carrying the torch, and to so many more who believed and contributed. 🖖🏼

  2. Happy 60th Birthday to Star Trek, the enduring sci-fi series and cultural icon.

    The first episode titled "The Man Trap" premiered OTD in 1966.
    Starring
    • William Shatner as Captain James T. Kirk
    • Leonard Nimoy as Mr. Spock
    • DeForest Kelley as Dr. Leonard McCoy
    • George Takei as Hikaru Sulu
    • Nichelle Nichols as Nyota Uhura

    What are your favorite episodes and memories of Star Trek?

    youtube.com/watch?v=vcRX0Gw1aaw
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man_
    1/n

  3. #ComicsReview
    United States of Captain America #2

    Steve & Sam continue their trek across the country in search of the thieves who stole Steve's shield and are using it to wreaking havoc in his name. Their goal -destroy the symbol &everything it represents, in order to divide the nation.
    In Harrisburg PA, they come across another member of the 'Captain America Network'.
    Nichelle Wright, a former gymnast star who gave up a promising career to protect her underserved community. Inspired by Isaiah Bradley, she dons the suit to fight for those she sees as ignored or forgotten.
    Activist by day, vigilante by night, she fights against racist cops, uncaring politicians, &bullies to make her city safe for all.
    But she can't do it alone as her B-story shows. An entire support network has rallied itself around her &the symbol of America that she embodies.

    An excellent follow-up to the first volume, and highly recommended!

    Look for it in your LCS or read online:

    readallcomics.com/the-united-s

  4. Filmreihe – „Star Trek“ (1979-2016)

    Das hier ist wahrscheinlich die widersprüchlichste Filmreihe der Popkultur. Kein anderes Franchise schwankt so radikal zwischen philosophischer Science-Fiction, politischer Allegorie, Alterswerk, Blockbuster-Spektakel und gelegentlichem völligen Wahnsinn. Die dreizehn Kinofilme erzählen nicht nur von der Zukunft der Menschheit. Sie erzählen von Hollywood, vom Kalten Krieg, vom Ende des Kalten Krieges, vom Aufstieg der Nerdkultur und von einer Filmindustrie, die vergessen hat, warum Menschen wie ich „Star Trek“ ursprünglich so sehr geliebt haben. (NUR im TV auf ZDFneo!)

    Zum Blog: nexxtpress.de/mediathekperlen/
  5. Body Count | A big thank you to André Stitt (UK) for a great chat. In case you missed this Annotations dialogue, listen to it now at annotations.art or watch it at youtu.be/zYeuYraxrHo.

    #art #liveart #identity #sectarianism #trauma #transformation #redemption #love