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The hottest thing since shoe string.

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Damn. Lmaooo

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Kiki Layne and Stephan James photographed by Tyler Mitchell for Vogue, January 2019

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Yeah

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These cartoons are way too cute! 😭

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Jook Joint #1 (2018)  //  Imagine Comics

TEE FRANKLIN (BINGO LOVE) and ALITHA E. MARTINEZ (Black Panther: World of Wakanda) team up for a timely horror series from the Deep South! Mahalia runs the hottest spot in all of 1950s New Orleans. The Jook Joint keeps the jazz popping, people bopping… and the women? The women are to die for. There’s only one rule: “Keep your hands to yourself.” But some men think rules don’t apply to them, and Mahalia and her coven of slain women enjoy reminding them that they most certainly do. 

Story: Alitha E. Martinez, art: Tee Franklin

Get it  here

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My comic shop doesn’t even carry it 🙄

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I hope my man looks at me like this when I hit them bars 😂😂 #makedaddyproud

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I feel like someone’s son deserves this kinda energy from me.

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“Don’t be my peace. Be at peace with yourself, so you won’t disturb mine.”

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Beetlejuice themed wedding by hakeemandjasmine

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This is terrifying and im here for it.

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Will forever reblog this

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“I look like my father” is just a great thing to hear

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I love that direct shit, tell me what u want .

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“no such thing as evil”

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Vintage black love

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The most beautiful thing you will look today

3 years it took this girl to turn this piece of truck garbage into her home and it was beautiful. 😍😮 Have a good trip!

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Viola Davis photographed by Danielle Levitt