Evolution

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Dope shot of a young Capleton.

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Blessings on Blessings.

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Hana Todoriki on Instagram

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Tupac

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words of wisdom

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Biba Williams by Marina Dean-Francis for Icons Magazine - Dec 2019

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Free Black History Library

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Please keep boosting this, free knowledge is so important people.

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“... You always told me it takes time. It’s taken my father’s time, my mother’s time. My uncle’s time, my brother’s and my sister’s time. My niece’s and my nephew’s time. How much time do you want, for your progress?”

- James Baldwin

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If you guys didn’t hear about the doja cat situation here’s a break down:

Doja cat was on a podcast/video chat entraining racists and laughing at their racist jokes but also saying that she wanted to be fully white (she’s mixed btw) but luckily she’s thick and light skin. Also people are noticing she has a song out named dindu nuffin which is phrase that mocks police brutality.

Obviously when it’s time to be black, people use it for profit and clout. Like this is not an everyday issue being black in america. While we die in the streets singer/rappers like her use us for streams, get us to come to concerts and they make their money. Then what?

We’re broke. On government assistance. Unemployed can’t feed our families because of getting laid off in this terrible time. But y’all sit up here and “stan” these people. Not just putting it on doja there’s serval more artists just like her.

I get it, “it’s not that serious, it’s just music”. But it is serious when black sons, father, mothers are dying in the streets because of our color but people like her say they don’t want to be black but use it when it’s convenient.

Wake up.

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