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Marilyn Monroe in There’s No Business Like Show Business (1954)

POC not wanting to date white people because of a history of colonization and systematic powers of oppression, fear of or weariness over casual and blatant racism, and/or the lack of a shared culture is NOT that same as white people not wanting to date POC because of caricatures that they created, stereotypes that they mock and replicate, and their own racism–whether they think they’re racist or not.

In short: POC are not and cannot be racist for not wanting to date white people. Whereas white people are just plain racist.

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Oscar Niemeyer Sem Título (Mancha Rosa) Serigrafia em cores impressa s/ papel,1990

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new iphone print: calico mountains

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Family members mourn the death of their relatives after a bomb blast, a day earlier, in Abbas Town in Karachi on March 4, 2013. A suspected suicide bomber attacked Shia Muslims as they were leaving a mosque in Pakistan’s commercial capital on Sunday, killing at least 45 people. — Reuters Photo

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The blood the innocent egyptian souls shed today when being beheaded by ISIS. Please don’t stop sharing this. Give this the same amount of attention you gave Charlie Hebdo and more. إن لله و إلينا راجعون. الله يرحمكم، الجنة إن شاء الله

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Ken Grant: The Close Season See more from Grant at the following places: www.ken-grant.info / www.jameshymangallery.com Oranbeg Takeover Dean Davies

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chanel métiers d’art 2014/15 paris—salzburg collection. making of.

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A terminal patient enjoys Rembrandt paintings at the Rijskmuseum, Amsterdam, one final time. Photo credit: unknown.

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The Prado Museum in Madrid launches an exhibition in which blind people can enjoy classical paintings by touching their texture and relief. We have never been given a chance to touch a painting in a museum, so this is definitely a unique experience – to be able to engage with replica pieces, including the Mona Lisa, through touch. The exhibition at Prado displays tactile versions of paintings by artists like Da Vinci and Goya. The paintings enable blind people to get a clearer vision of the artworks. The reliefs were created using a special technique called “Didu” that adds volume and texture to 2D art. The pioneering project will be in Madrid until the end of June.

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