Okay, Lets Try This One Out:

Okay, let’s try this one out:

-All of the Egyptian gods are pansexual and when they find hosts, they prefer humans who are also pan or accepting of LGBT

-All of the Nomes are accepting of LGBT magicians, even the Desjardins/Jacobi-run first nome

-Bast prefers to be the one to help out new recruits who are dealing with coming out

-Anubis & Walt feeling as much love for one another as they both do for Sadie

-Some of the younger magicians pulling pranks on any of the homophobic parents of other recruits (or just sending Bes =). )

-Bisexual Carter/Sadie

-Trans Cleo

-During Pride Month, Philip of Macedonia allows the magicians to paint him the colors of the rainbow. Khufu joins in on that too!

-Asexual Amos

-Genderfluid Felix Philip, who gives his penguins unisex names

-Osiris/Julius immediately sending those persecuted for who they love to paradise in the afterlife

Hope this helps! =)

its like im lovin all the pjo and mcga pride month themed art but like do none of yall got lgbtqia headcanons about the kane chronicles????

Rick Riordan is such an underrated author

He is literally an author that give Tumblr diversity in popular books and yet it go mostly ignored. He has featured:

-Interracial couples

-Bisexual characters

-Gay characters

-Gay POC

-Pansexual characters

-Gender fluid characters

-Characters with disabilities (mental and physical)

-Asexual characters

-Children from abusive homes

-Characters with PTSD

-Characters with depression

-Representation of different cultures and religions

-Homeless teens

-Talks about racism 

-Talks about the horrible nature of parents kicking out their non-hetero-normative children

-Talks about abusive parents in general

-Talks about the importance of religion to someone’s beliefs

-Talks about how family is important

-Talks about how you are not your family

-Talks about how you can make your own family from the friends that support you

That is probably not every single one but thost are the ones I can think of off the top of my head. Rick Riordan makes these concepts important in his books and honestly makes the more complicated ones easy to understand. I know some may consider his books a bit more childish but it’s important to show young readers the different types of people in the world. It’s important to show them that heroes can come in every type of person. 

So stop sleeping on him

My personal thoughts on Supernatural so far as a newcomer (spoilers!):

Season One: Fun! Nice, simple story, nice introduction to this world, it's good.

Season Two: Pretty good season. Some of storylines I feel like could've been longer, like the brothers dealing with their father's death and Azazel bringing Sam and the other powered humans together. Overall, I liked it. Ellen and Jo were badass, the adventures got better and more interesting compared to the first season, and it was all around more fun.

Season Three: Personally, this season was honestly not as memorable compared to the others that I've watched. It's definitely not bad, it has some cool stuff. I thought Ruby & Bela were cool, the entire "Mystery Spot" episode was one of the best episodes of the show, and Dean's fear of going to Hell was a tear-jerking storyline. I just didn't find most of it to be memorable.

Season Four: I still regard the angels as the coolest supernatural creatures. You see so many different personalities, different views, they're alot of fun. The storyline with Sam's addiction to demon blood was engaging and led to some good drama, I love Chuck the Prophet, and of course, Castiel's storyline about self-doubt and loyalty is awesome (still love that guy!)

Season Five: The theme of this season is very engaging, discussing the idea of free-will and whether or not we are tied to fate or if we create our own destinies. The return of the trickster, the introduction to probably one of the coolest interpretations of Lucifer, and the grand climax, it's a lot of fun.

Season Six: I'm split on this one. On the one hand, many of the plotlines go nowhere (Dean finally finds a family to be with, you don't see them for most of the season. Samuel returns & they found out they have family, they go away anticlimactically. The mother of all monsters appears, barely does anything.) However, it's still pretty fun and I was still entertained, Castiel's turn to the dark side, the return of Crowley, and the discussion of God & free-will being the best parts of the season. I guess it's stupid but alot of fun.

Season Seven: I like to think that this was the perfect mix of silly humor, adventure, and drama. The Leviathans are cool, Bobby's storyline is both awesome and depressing, Sam and Lucifer's storyline are both horrifying, sad, and hilarious. It was a really good season (though I wish leviathan!Cas stuck around!)

ok but a full Cabin 3 blasting out “How Far I’ll Go” from Moana reblog if you agree

everything is the same but the first and second books are replaced with the plots of the first and second movies

As an African-American teenager, I’m happy. As the son of Ethiopian immigrants, the culture that created the lip plate, I’m even happier

AFROFUTURISM ON HUNDRED THOUSAND.