Say what you will about historical writing pre-20th century, but some of it bares emotions in a way more truthful than a modern text. From Horatio Cushman’s History of the Choctaw, Chickasaw and Natchez Indians detailing the Trail of Tears:

Just finished Moby Dick and now feel compelled to bring it up in every conversation…sorry

Herman Melville when he gets to describe whale anatomy.

It’s hard to get a sense of the size of the crowd from these pictures, nonetheless, the Hands Off protest in Greensboro was much larger than I thought it’d be.

Highly recommend going to the Wyeth exhibit at Reynolda House. Many pieces have stuck in my brain and the whole experience genuinely moved me. The four below are really elevated by their context within the exhibit.

Making Moby Dick memes that only I think are funny

Nah why does he look like that