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“Now you’re in a Sunken Place”– Get Out
this picture from the movie seems very important; it reminds me of history of how white people oppressed black people. controlling them and taking their things (they try to take control of this characters body). this also speaks out to the theme of the movie as well. there is definitely a theme of racism and power in this movie.
i would vote for Obama a third time if i could
Get out, 2017 directed and written by Jordan Peele
Don't you know the size of your library is in inverse proportion to the size of your penis?
Gay, “Some Instructions on Black Masculinity Offered to my Black Friend by the White Woman He Briefly Dated”
couldnt afford a car so she named her daughter Alexus
Kanye West “All falls Down”
lets have a "Black Day" and make the jail cells more colorful
"Ferguson, MO," Oliver
the hashtag symbol (#) is often used as a way of marking a conversation within this platform.
Bonilla and Rosa, “#Ferguson”
Breathe out, breathe in American oxygen
"American Oxygen," Rihanna
...significant overlap exists between racial and social class oppression when viewing them through the collective lens of family and community. Existing community structures provide a primary line of resistance against racial and class oppression.
Hill Collins, "Black Feminist Thought"
We talk. We build. We fight. We love. We work. We try.
#blacklivesmatter Kitchen Talk– Richael Faithful (via lbn001-us)
i like this post shows that no matter what happens, the black community would never give in to the currupt bullshit we call society :)
everyone, particularly beneficiaries of white racism in the U.S., have a whole lot of their own karma to work out, and fast. Yet many righteous movement-people are uncertain about the meaning behind our present.
Richael Faithful “#BLACKLIVESMATTER KITCHEN TALK”
We completely expect those who benefit directly and improperly from White supremacy to try and erase our existence. We fight that every day. But when it happens amongst our allies, we are baffled, we are saddened, and we are enraged. And it’s time to have the political conversation about why that’s not okay.
Alicia Garza, “A Herstory of the Black Lives Matter Movement.”
I feel most colored when I am thrown against a sharp white background
Rankine, “From Citizen”
these communities have not only been policed, but they've been over policed, too often using prison and policing to replace investment and employment.
Cathy Cohen, “Whose Black Lives Matter?”
Beyonce, “Formation”
Beyonce, “Formation”
Beyonce, “Formation”
I just might be the black Bill Gates in the making
"Formation," Beyonce
