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A place where stories are told 📖 Award Nominated Collaborative TTRPG Network || KNOWN REALMS: TOLESH streams Sundays 5pm ET || http://twitch.tv/talesarchived

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Maia (my-ee-uh)@maiasgameroom.bsky.social · 2mo ago

And we are LIVE, lets goooo!!! #Juneteenth #Liminalhorror #actualplay Watch here: www.twitch.tv/findoutprodu...

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Liminal Horror: Optimized For Joy | A Juneteenth TTRPG Celebration w/ @MaiasGameRoom, @sirenmademodules, @ChanelleLize, & @itstayycro

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Find Out Productions@findoutproductions.bsky.social · 2mo ago

College interns risk a creepy corporate retreat for $5k each to fund their dream Juneteenth trip to Harlem. Finish the trial, get paid. Easy, right? GM: @maiasgameroom.bsky.social Players: @sirenmademodules.bsky.social, @tayycro.blacksky.app, @chanelle-lize.bsky.social

A square graphic. In the background is the The Sugar Shack painting by American artist Ernie Barnes, it is vibrant in color with elongated figures dancing in a crowded Black music hall. In the top left corner it says Liminal Horror. On the top right side it says Friday June 19th, 8am-11am PT. At the bottom of the graphic on the left it says Friday June 19th 8am PT - Saturday June 20th 12am PT. There is Leonard the black cat with a red hat logo of Find Out Productions next to the icon for Twitch indicating the stream will be played on the Find Out Productions twitch channel. On the bottom right it says in bold text Juneteenth TTRPG Stream Event. In the center of the graphic there are four photos with names underneath. Maia (MY-EE-UH): A headshot of a woman with shoulder-length, wavy dark hair and brown eyes, looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression. She is wearing a light-colored button-down shirt against a plain, off-white background. Ariel: A mirror selfie of a Black person with loc space buns, wearing a houndstooth vest. They have a black chocker, and their right hand rests under their chair. They have purple eyeshadow and black lipstick as well as a septum and lower lip labret piercing. Chanelle-Lize: Headshot of a Black Woman with buzzed short teal blue hair, wearing similarly blue glasses, head tilted to the right smiling softly. She's wearing an army green jumpsuit and there are bubbles floating around her but out of focus in the foreground. Tay: Headshot of a Black Woman with buzzed short teal blue hair, wearing similarly blue glasses, head tilted to the right smiling softly. She's wearing an army green jumpsuit and there are bubbles floating around her but out of focus in the foreground.
Jay Moschella@jaymoschella.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Just acquired: two tiny pamphlet printings of the preliminary and final Emancipation Proclamation, published in Boston in December 1862 and January 1863. Made to be distributed freely and to be carried south by Union soldiers and given, in particular, to formerly enslaved men who might enlist.

Published by the Boston businessman and abolitionist John Murray Forbes, in consultation with Charles Sumner. Their tiny form is part of their storyTruly miniature (hand for scale) these could fit in pockets and be easily tucked away. Though they were apparently printed in great numbers, very few survive today. Now Boston Public Library m.2026.59.
Bea Eli 🏳️‍⚧️@msbeaeli.bsky.social · 2mo ago

✨JUNETEENTH MUTUAL AID THREAD ✨ Here’s a thread with Black folks you can support in celebration of #Juneteenth. Do some good - even if you’re sending $3 to a Black person to treat themselves to a dessert or a coffee! Circulate & give to at least one person in the thread if you have the means 💜

Image colours: Orange, green, yellow with some black text and white background reads: “JUNETEENTH” “MUTUAL AID THREAD” Date : “06.19.2026” “In celebration of Juneteenth, give to / tip / support Black Americans!” Illustration: Hand holding up a ribbon with the following colours: orange, yellow and green
Tales Archived 🖊️⚔️✨@talesarchived.bsky.social · 2mo ago

🏳️‍🌈HAPPY PRIDE🏳️‍🌈 Queer love, courage, joy, creativity, and the countless ways LGBTQIA folk have shaped this world should be recognized every day. Not just for the next 30. Support queer artists, activists, and creators. We see you, you are valid, and this world is better with you in it. 🥰