animal rights, social advancement for gays and "minorities", feminism, protecting the environment, music, dance, yoga, arts, sewing, gardening, vegan cooking, raw vegan "cooking", goddess circles, triathlons, running events up to 1/2-marathons
I'd love to meet other musicians, lefty politically minded folks, artists, dancers, friendly sunshine-y people! If you live in "the big city", I hope you have a rainbow of friends from other cultures, not just one occassional token - I'm not looking to be that token to "prove" you're not racist/bland/openminded/etc....
I want to meet wacky people, and I notice that wacky folks tend to already have rainbows in their lives because they're open-minded enough to welcome, nurture, and understand different perspectives of reality, other than their own. I want to meet people who dare to find beauty outside what "Big Brother" shows them.
Oh, and veggie athletes, show your stuff! ;)
most kinds, rock, hip-hop, "world", "classical", Bjork is probably my idol, I love Muse too, although I like too many artists to list here - after seeing the Dixie Chics documentary, I must admit that I have a newfound respect for PROGRESSIVE lefty country musicians too...
Monsoon Wedding, Bend It Like Bekham, Harold and Kumar, Mangal Pandey, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Impromptu, Immortal Beloved, Amadeus, and then..... cheez all the way! Spiderman, the Batman movies, Catwoman, Daredevil, The Hulk, Tank Girl - pretty much anything with Rob Schneider, Jack Black, or Chris Rock in it ---- OH!! Don't forget the documentaries - Fahrenheit 9/11, Supersize Me, Born Into Brothels, Control Room, Inconvenient Truth, Thank You For Smoking, and now this:
uh I don't know, regular TV sucks and I don't have cable - but I dig the Simpsons, South Park, the L Word (YES, I get it that regular lesbians don't look like that, but at least they have a show on and it's interesting) - and I dig the old skool cartoons: Woody Woodpecker, Warner Bros. Bugs and Daffy stuff, Tom and Jerry, etc... - does anyone remember He-Man and She-Ra? I liked She-Ra.
too many to list here, but here's a little snip: Rape of the Wild, The Sexual Politics of Meat, Lies My Teacher Told Me, Animal Liberation, Succulent Wild Woman (and anything by SARK), The Book of Goddesses, any book written by Charlotte Kasl, He's Just Not That Into You, Bi Any Other Name, etc...
too many to list, but a few for start would be Angela Davis, Bjork, Malcolm X, Susan Anthony, Courtney Love in the 90s, Evelyn Glennie, Stevie Wonder, The Dixie Chics after their ordeal, etc...
AND DEFINITELY - the Congolese mining victims of their own army, the African blood diamond victims, war victims who have lost too much, and the womyn in situations where it's a little tougher to get some rights than others - all of them, who still manage to beam a bright and beautiful smile everyday - MY HEROES!!