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[thechanelmuse]

She out here calmly collecting their asses one by one with ease.

[lamatatana]

Yess bitch

[theryanproject]

EXPOSE EM!

[thechanelmuse]

[thekingsvoice]

God bless

[darknerdinabox]

That’s what they bitch asses get

[skinoutqueen]

Black women are undefeated always!!!! this shit slaps, look at her !!!

[isamukuro]

um i like… love how black people are drawn in ‘we bare bears’ ♡

[luvyourmane]

So Neat! 😍👌🏾 @braided__

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[moonfirebrides]

‘This shoot meant the world to me because it brought back memories of growing up not being allowed to wear the color yellow. It was meant to protect me because of the names I was being called, “derogatory” names like Yellowman Daughta, which is interesting because Yellowman is an iconic reggae singer, who’s also a multiple cancer survivor who’s inspired millions of people globally. Being a kid I didn’t realize this, I just knew that being called that name was not a nice thing and it took me a long time to take it as a compliment. When I walked into this shoot for @globestyle, saw the yellow balloons, yellow backdrop by @caitdo and then I saw @odessapaloma taking out these beautiful yellow pieces from designers like @simonerocha_ whom I’m rocking in this picture, I broke down in tears and told her my story of what it was like for me not being allowed to wear one of my fave color, and how much this means to me to be wearing it now, because I’m beyond confident and proud of my bad ass look and personality today.’- Stacey McKenzie (Model)

[pintobeanx]

The names of my rapists:

Tremayne Clarkson - I was intoxicated and he knew it. I also said I didn’t want to multiple times and we had a mutual agreement that sex would not happen. Has two different sexual violent complaints against him.

Jamaal Rhodes - intoxicated again and he knew it (texts proving it). He admitted in our school hearing to hearing me say he was hurting me but also said he didn’t see it as grounds to stop. Changed his story 3 times. Even in texts stated that he was just “in the zone” or moment.

Both go to the university of south Alabama. Both found not responsible.

[pintobeanx]

Please reblog. Don’t let them get away with what they’ve done. Everyone should know who they are. Employers, women, their fraternity alpha phi alpha and everything in between.

You cannot rape someone and get away with it. I refuse to stay silent and settle for not receiving justice.

[whyher-words-deactivated2016092]

Please reblog this, they deserve to be held accountable for their disgusting actions as well as U. of South Alabama

[yourstudentloans-deactivated201]

DUDE I GO TO THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA AND I KNOW BOTH OF THESE NIGGAS! I LITERALLY HAD A FUCKING RUN IN WITH ONE OF EM AND ALMOST GOT RAPED. REBLOG THE FUCK OUT OF THIS FOR HER. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[liberal-girl1815]

The more we know, the more we can protect ourselves and other women.

[divya-adu]

This is so scary.. wow I hope they get sent to jail …

[immafreebitxh]

Is this them?!

[pintobeanx]

Yes

[mralexander904]

Yoooo this nigga follow me on the gram smfh

[teatoppy]

I AM HERE FOR RAPIST BEING EXPOSED

[pumpkinmcqueen]

EXPOSE THEM

[fucklovepayme]

i couldn’t scroll past this without reblogging. I’m tired of schools sweeping rape under the rug.

[chocolatesugah]

It may not be a salt man, but we boosting rapist.

[teraboolove]

I recognize them both??? Uh….nah. That’s canceled.

[accras]

Michaela Coel photographed by Rosaline Shahnavaz for the Guardian

[attndotcom]

A brilliant explanation of consent for anyone who STILL doesn’t get it. 

[bolontiku]

Never not reblog

[traumasurvivors]

Holy shit this is so good. Rape should not be that hard to understand! Fuck.

[miiriya]

[thechanelmuse]

How Black people are (de)valued at TV networks

This is about to be lengthy AF yet important.

During Mara Brock Akil’s interview on The Breakfast Club, alongside her lead actors for her newest show, Love Is__, she broke down how “Black sitcoms and series” are only “valued” to draw in money for networks who haven’t had a vast pulling power, before they cancel our shows to bring in “White shows and sitcoms,” which they invest marketing into.

“Let’s talk real on this. We’re talking about value in this industry, in this country, and in this world. […]

“Let’s go back to the ‘90s. If you really think about it, although it was a really great time—romantic, hopeful, inspirational—the tech industry was starting to open up, the whole [school-to-prison] pipeline monetization. There was money flowing. The interesting thing is corporate America, at that time, starting to realize, ‘Oh, we can monetize Black culture!’ So our music really took off, our fashion. Our shows were used, in my opinion, because sitcoms were the least expensive to produce content to put on the air to open up new channels. Our product was used to launch UPN and CW and even Fox.

“I was [a writer] at [the sitcom] South Central. South Central was on at Fox and then as soon as they got football, we lost South Central. In Living Color started to taper off. It was no longer. We weren’t needed.

“Even when the CW came, as soon as we hold the audience, then here comes 90210 and they get all the money, the marketing and we get nothing. But we were holding it down with no—For Girlfriends and The Game there was no marketing budget… And not until we got to BET. I will give BET the credit. They had to market but it was also a time of a Internet, which was a whole different beast at that time of promotion. But my first marketing campaign, like legitimately so, was at BET…

“I used to write so many letters to the head of the network asking for a marketing plan, pitching my ideas. Most of that show was built upon on the publicity side, which is more of a hustle. But literally spending dollars on billboards, advertisement, commercial…there was barely any budget for Girlfriends and The Game.

“I’m really appreciative, especially to Black women, because they recognized it first. When Black women love, we love strong, hard and long. They loved us and they spread the word. That’s how it stayed on the air.”

You can watch the whole interview here.

Black sitcoms/series are what have kept a number of networks afloat from the past to the present. They’re lucrative. The high numbers for our shows have always been there. Once we’re considered disposable in order to free up space for a “White show” to roll in or there’s a disagreement between the network and the show’s creators, we get tossed. 

Case in point: A Different World drew in 25 million throughout their six seasons on NBC before being canceled because of their Rodney King episode:

Back in the 90s, sitcoms Martin and Living Single (the blueprint for Friends), and the hour-long police drama series, New York Undercover, used to draw in huge numbers on Thursday nights for FOX. There was no official reason put out as to why Martin was canceled in 1997 (despite the sexual harassment allegation at the time), and the other two were canceled the following year. 

My guess for New York Undercover is that FOX wasn’t feeling the show’s leads contract holdout, stalling production, and demanding to be paid what they felt they rightfully deserved. It explains why Eddie Torres was killed off that upcoming season (season 3), creating the downfall of the show’s direction. Here’s an LA Times article from 1996:

The stars of Fox’s “New York Undercover” were back on the beat Thursday, ending a contract holdout that briefly delayed production on the police drama. Actors Malik Yoba and Michael DeLorenzo didn’t report to work on Monday to begin shooting the program’s third season.

Universal Television, which produces the show, and executive producer Dick Wolf, played hardball in dealing with the pair’s demands, which, according to Wolf, included $75,000 per episode for one of the actors plus more creative input, “a gym and a star trailer and better food.”

That salary is estimated to be about three times what the stars make currently. DeLorenzo also wanted assurances that he would be allowed to direct episodes of the series. The matter was resolved late Wednesday, Wolf said, reporting that the pair returned to work “under the terms and conditions of their original agreement.”

In addition to issuing a harshly worded statement calling such public demands “a virus” in the entertainment industry, Wolf threatened to write the actors out of the show. Universal also filed a $1.2-million suit against them alleging breach of contract, maintaining that the delays were costing the production company $60,000 per day.

Observers think the “Undercover” stars may have been emboldened to hold out by the much-publicized salary dispute involving NBC’s “Friends,” whose six cast members are each seeking raises to more than $100,000 per episode.

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Mmm hmm. The Friends cast got $100,000 per episode, which was later upped to $1 million per episode. In syndication, the cast makes $20 million each in residuals each year. The cast of Living Single also had a walkout. 

Erika Alexander who plays Maxine Shaw revealed their reasoning and dished on how much they were paid during her interview with The Breakfast Club:

“Living Single was originally called Friends. We were originally called My Girls when we first did our pilot and it didn’t test well. So they came down, we were now filming the actual series and one of the executives had a whole list of names, and he read them out. ‘Living Single, Friends blah blah blah.’ And they chose Living Single for us and then the next year they created Friends. The same people—We were both at Warner Brothers. We were on the ranch lot and [Friends] was on the big lot. We called the ranch the ghetto lot because we had nothing on that lot. We actually had no air conditioning or heat. We had a walkout because we you know our craft service table was basically rice with Tabasco sauce and Ritz crackers. 

“At the end of our run, we were being paid a lot less and people say ‘Well you had a smaller market share.’ I say ‘Compared to what?’ If you think about how much they made [off Living Single] paying so little and how much they made in syndication all around the world all these years.

“[The cast of Friends got] $2.5 million [each] to [the cast of Living Single] $55,000 per episode [each]. Every week. We didn’t get marketing—There were a lot of things in place to keep the hold down and make you not feel as valuable. I’m sure if they looked at it, and how much they made versus what they put in, I’m sure we’re on par if not way beyond what they made.”

FOX is something else. Not to mention that FOX had a desire to make New York Undercover “whiter” as revealed here, which explains the cast shakeup, but that’s another topic… 

Fast forward. All of this reminds me of how Nicole Beharie was treated on the FOX series, Sleepy Hollow. (Not necessarily a “Black show” but it had a Black lead.)

She was the lead character, the face of the show before being killed off in season 3. In the following season, the show unveiled a heavily white cast and it was canceled that next year. Ironic, huh…

Remember Taraji P. Henson’s excellent portrayal as Detective Carter, one of the main characters in Person of Interest? 

Mmm hmm. Yep. You guessed it. She too was killed off in season 3 (before the white rollout) and the show started to take a nose dive. It was canceled by season 5. Not to mention, during the promo for the show before it premiered, there was controversy around the show because Taraji had tweeted: “WOW!!!! TV Guide is NOT including me on the cover with my cast members…I am the female lead of a 3 member cast and I’m not included on the cover!!!!!! Do you see the shit I have to deal with in this business…..I cram to understand!!!!“ They only wanted the two white guys on it.

Rewind. In the late 90s, the budding networks, UPN and the WB, which both launched in 1995, were viewed as “Black channels” because that’s where all the Black sitcoms lived at that time. But as usual… Smart Guy and The Wayans Bros brought in numbers for The WB, but they were both canceled by 1999. 

Moesha and In the House (which had been picked up after being canceled by NBC), brought in numbers for UPN before being…Yep, canceled.

Hell, I bet some of y’all didn’t know that The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air was actually canceled TWICE by NBC.

Yep. One of the most popular sitcoms of all-time with the most quotable theme song of all-time was canceled twice. Granted, in 1996, Will Smith was transitioning from the small screen to the big screen after the huge success of Bad Boys and Independence Day. So the network decided to cancel the it after the face of the show was parting ways. Here’s an article from the LA Times from 1996:

With the final episode of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air airing tonight, Smith’s show is one of the rare programs that weathered NBC’s struggling years–before Jay Leno was beating David Letterman and ER and Friends were household names. A testament to the show’s wide-ranging popularity is the fact that during its six-year run, “Fresh” has never been moved from its original Monday slot at 8 p.m.

Because Smith has gone from being a novelty rapper to a budding film star–with the 1995 hit Bad Boys and the likely summer blockbuster Independence Day–he decided this season would be the series’ last and that it was time for the show and actors to move on.

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However, the first cancelation was uncalled for.

After NBC canceled Fresh Prince in its fourth season, the finale had Smith’s character heading back to Philadelphia. After fan outcry, however, NBC decided to bring the show back; its fifth season opens with an NBC executive pulling Smith into a van to drive him back to California, saying “It’s called the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, not The Fresh Prince of Philadelphia.” Ultimately, the show had six seasons.

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You know it was from the “White fan outcry.” Let’s be honest, Black people don’t have that kind of pulling power nor do they care about our outcry.  

Now look at TV today. FOX needs Lee Daniels’ Empire and Star…for now… 

The CW canceled Girlfriends in 2008, and pushed Everybody Hates Chris and The Game to Friday nights (which is considered the “death slots” in tv) before canceling them the following year. Ten years later, the CW is reminiscing on the huge viewership and the coins those shows drew in for their network. 

Well, well,  well. Looky, looky. Tryna get that old thing back…

The CW needs Mara Brock Akil’s show, Black Lighting…for now….

Now…it explains the shakeups that have been going on recently with blackish, the show’s creator, Kenya Barris, and the show’s network, ABC. Notice the pattern. Will it be renewed next year?…

Reminds me of what happened to NBC’s hit show, at the time, The Carmichael Show. Too many disagreements that the show’s creator left and the show was axed from the network… 

[lriswcst]

Thunder & Lightning. My list of faves just keeps getting longer and longer. Commissions are still open. Also for more art and life updates you can follow me on instagram! 📸 @treshellfisher

[nickflyguy]

Tongue kisses while I'm deep in your guts 😏

[pleasemekei]

I love that shit

[ararejewelnjasmine]

How babies r made

[betterthankanyebitch]

@rilahhh_

[pussylipgloss]

WHAT!

[damnshesadime]

I’m gonna learn & lord I promise when I do I’m gonna think I’m the shit 😂😂

[theeangelox]

I just bit my tongue 🤤

[candiikismet]

THE FIRST SPINNNNN!

[majaminxx22]

This did not go where I thought it was heading….

[sevenyrstrippr-deactivated20191]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[tlcbaby]

Woah would it be ok for me to learn this?????

[highertheheelstheclosertogod]

My lawdddd I’m gonna learn this and my customers will drool in love🙏🏽

[becoming-one-with-myself]

[tsunamiwavesurfing]

bitches ain’t even 5’5” demandin a 6’3” nigga like “pick someone your own size” ain’t a thing

[onkay-deactivated20140723]

Im 5’2” and my ex is 6’4” step off

[tsunamiwavesurfing]

your ex already did

[woodmeat]

[veronicavirgo]

So, my biological mother is 5’1 and my biological father is 6’4. My 6’3 brother is married to his 5’4 lovely wife. My 5’11 brother is married to his 5’1 wife. When the fuck did “stick to your own size” become a thing? Did I miss the memo? Are you going to tell me to stick to my own race as well? Stop dictating love. Fuck off. Also, I’m 5’3 and once dated a guy who was 6’9. We were adorable.

[tsunamiwavesurfing]

typed your entire whole life story just to end with “the tall guy not here no more” lmaooo

[woodmeat]

[ararejewelnjasmine]

[writingaboutmyrapists]

Say Her Name

Korryn Gaines

Renisha McBride

Aiyana Mo'Nay Stanley-Jones

Miriam Carey

Messy Mya

Sandra Bland

Shelly Frey

Shelley Amos

Cheryl Blount-Burton

Dawn Cameron

Sandra Bee Wilson

Juliette Alexander

Alberta Spruill

Latanya Haggerty

Annette Green

Lenties White

Tameka Evette Anthony

Octavia Suydan

Andrena Kitt

Marcella Byrd

Emma Mae Horton

Angel Chiwengo

Guanda Denise Turner

Andrea Nicole Reedy

U’Kendra Johnson

Annie Holiday

Shonda Mikelson

LaVeta Jackson

Mary Williams

Tesha Reena Collins

Darneisha Harris

Nuwnah Laroche

Clanesha Rayuna Shaqwanda Hickmon

Ciara Lee

Dijon Senay Jackson

Denise Michelle Washinton

Keara Crowder

Tyra Hunter

Clara Fay Morris

Stacey Blount

Tanisha Anderson

Gabriella Monique Nevarez

Keisha Redding

Kendra Diggs

Laquisha Turner

Keoshia L. Hill

Kindra Chapman

Audwyn Fitzgerald Ball

Rosette Samuel

Makiah Jackson

Demetria Dorsey

Jameela Yasmeen Arshad

Joyce Quaweay

Mariah Woods

Jameela Cecila Barnette

Raynetta Turner

Bianca Davis

Patricia Hartley

Martha Regina Donald

Eulia Love

Sophia King

Joyce Curnell

Redel Jones

Tessa “Teesee” Hardeman

Tamara Seidle

Alicia Griffin

Shulena Weldon

Gina Rosario

Remedy Smith

Emily Marie Delafield

Jacqueline Culp

Delois Epps

Jacqueline Nichols

Queniya Tykia Shelton

Latoya Smith

Jacqueline Reynolds

Makayla Ross

LaTricka Sloan

Ralkina Jones

Elaine Coleman

Iretha Lilly

Gynnya McMillen

Malissa Williams

Janisha Fonville

Mya Hall

Patricia Thompson

Michelle Cusseaux

Janet Wilson

Latandra Ellington

Aubrey Zoe Brown

Terry Pittman

Carulus Hines

Lana Morris

Dominique Hurtt

Michelle “Vash” Payne

Tiffini Kuuipo Tobe

Yvette Henderson

Yuvette Henderson

Tameka Huston

Leronda Sweatt

Kisha Michael

Portia Southern

Kisha Arrone

Jessica Williams

Jessica Nelson-Williams

Vernicia Woodward

Alexia Christian

Tyisha Miller

Kourtney Hahn

Lamia Beard

Perlie Golden

Megan Holladay

Tarkia Wilson

Deshanda “Ta-Ta” Sanchez

Sharon Rebecca McDowell

Ricky Shawatza Hall

Glenda Moore

Danette Daniels

Shontel Edwards

Sharmel Edwards

Lashonda Ruth Belk

Zoraida Reyes

Islan Nettles

Avra Rosser

Natasha Renee Osby

Kathryn Johnson

Rekha Kalawattie Budhai

Natasha McKenna

Shontel Davis

Nizah Morris

Duanna Johnson

Asia Roundtree

Darnisha Harris

Shereese Francis

Alesia Thomas

Tracy A. Wade

Yvette Smith

Lnaaar Edwards

Gabrielle Lane

Varez Michelle Cusseaux

Taneisha Anderson

Aura Rosser

Raynette Turner

Tarika Wilson

Eleanor Bumpurs

Kendra James

Ahjah Dixon

Shantel Davis

Alberta Pruill

Marjorie Domingue

Bessie Louise Stovall

Margaret Mitchell

Darnesha Harris

Frankie Perkins

Monique Deckard

Kayla Moore

Queonna Zophia Edmonds

Sheneque Proctor

Kyam Livingston

Wanda Jean Allen

Kimberly McCarthy

Meagan Hockaday

Litvishma Millerr

Summer Marie Lane

Antoinette Griffin

Desseria Whitmore

Adebusola Tairu

Erica Stevenson

Halley Simone Lee

Erika Tyrone or Erica Rhena Tyrone

Lanaka Lucas

Breeonna Mobley

Antonia Martines Lagares

Delicia C. Myers

Tameika Carter

Dana Larkin

Kassandra Perkins

Rekia Boyd

Stacey Wright

Dorothy Smith Wright

BreeAnne Green

Adaisha Miller

Bettie Jones

Catrell Ford

India Kager

Deresha Armstrong

Chanda White (Pickney)

Sahlah Ridgeway

Marlene Rivera

Lashondria Rice

Brandy Martell

Marquesha McMillan

India Beaty

Chandra Weaver

Teikeia Dorsey

Deanna Cook Patrick

Ashley Sinclair

Zella Ziona

Tiara Thomas

Papi Edwards

India Clarke

Constance Graham

Shade Schurer

Erica Collins

Rosann Miller

Lonfon Chanel

Sonji Taylor

Malaika Brooks

Ashton O’Hara

Vida DeShondrell Byrd

Maria Tripp

Eveline Barros-Cepeda

Rosa Flores Lopez

Sarah Ann Riggins

Ty Underwood

Yazmin Vash Payne

Kandis Capri

Elisha Walker

Keonna Redmond

Rikessa La’Shae Lee

Charquissa Johnson

Fatou-Mata Ntiamoah

MOVE bombing victims

Kristina Grant Infiniti

Ariel Levy

Yolanda Thomas

Marquita Bosley

Barbara Lassere

Taja Gabrielle DeJesus

Tamara Dominguez

Vionique Valnord

Linda Yancey

Penny Proud

Amber Monroe

Brianna Elaine Carmina Ford

Kendrinka T. Williams

Arabella Bradford

Loretta Gerard

Hanna Abukar

Talana Salissa Cain

Diane Kemp

Amber Nashay Carter

Pearlie Golden

Brenda Williams

Catawaba Tequila Howard

Beverly Kirk

Tamu Malika Bouldin

Denise Gay

Anita Gay

Laura Felder

Alice Faye DeFlanders Clausell

Uteva Monique Woods Wilson

Mrnell Robertson Villarreal

K.C. Haggard

Derrinesha Clay

Milinda Clark

Angela Beatrice Randolph

Denise Nicole Glasco

Mercedes Williamson

Dominique Battle

Demetra Boyd

Francine Sonnier

Angelique Styles

Linda Joyce Friday

Shari Bethel Cartmell

Ashaunti Butler

Laniya Miller

[86thatshit]

I was scrolling and expected the names to stop….but they just kept going…and going…

[goodluckrob-deactivated20221110]

Exactly why it needs to be reblogged. Shit is crazy.

[mrbowtiefly]

Korryn’s murder happened about 5 minutes from my job.

Another reason this reblog is important is that it reminds us not to become desensitized to hearing about women killed in police custody, by suspicious circumstances, at that hands of abusers, or other situations

[lagonegirl]

Are you a woman of color who needs money for college or grad school?

Here are 100 scholarships to choose from:

Unless otherwise stated, all minority scholarships are applicable to women from underserved ethnic groups, including African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans and Asians.

Arts Scholarships

Girls* Who Illustrate Awesomeness Scholarship 

Apply here.

Blanche E. Coleman Foundation Scholarship 

For more information contact the foundation using this information.

National Society of Arts and Letters Scholarships

Apply here.

Bev Sellers Scholarship

Learn more here.

BMI Foundation: John Lennon Scholarship 

Apply here.

Worldstudio Foundation AIGA Scholarship

Apply here.

Women in Film Foundation Scholarship Learn more here.

Education Scholarships

Nancy Larson Foundation College Scholarship Apply here.

Minority Doctoral Loan For Service Apply here.

National Academy of Education Spencer Dissertation Fellows Apply here.

STEM Scholarships

Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship Apply here.

Software Testing Scholarship Apply here.

ASM Undergraduate Research Fellowship Apply here.

Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Apply here.

AWG Minority Scholarship Apply here.

National Institutes of Health Undergraduate Scholarship Program Apply here.

Stan Beck Fellowship Apply here.

APS Minority Scholarship Apply here.

AICPA Minority Accounting Students Scholarships Apply here.

Mae & Mary Scholarship Learn more here.

The Generation Google Scholarship Apply here.

Microsoft Minority Scholarship Learn more.

Charles Shelton Veterinary Medicine/Technology Scholarship Apply here.

Brown and Caldwell Minority Scholarship Apply here.

Surety & Fidelity Industry Intern and Scholarship Program Apply here.

¡Adelante! Fund Scholarships Apply here.

Elliott C. Roberts Scholarship Apply here.

P.L.A.Y. Scholarship Apply here.

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Scholarships Apply here.

Gates Millennium Scholars Program Apply here.

National Medical Fellowship Scholarships Program Apply here.

SanDisk Scholars Fund Apply here.

Hispanic Scholarship Fund Apply here.

General Merit Scholarships

Udall Undergraduate Scholarships Apply here.

Fulbright Scholars Program Learn more here.

Courage to Grow Scholarship Apply here.

BUICK Achievers Scholarships Apply here.

Coca-Cola Scholars Apply here.

Xerox Technical Minority Scholarship Apply here.

Burger King Scholars Apply here.

Roothbert Fund Scholarship Apply here.

Liberty Mutual  Scholarships Apply here.

State Farm Good Neighbor Scholarship Apply here.

LPGA Foundation Scholarship Apply here.

NCAA Minority and Women’s Enhancement Graduate Scholarship Apply here.

Discover Student Loans Scholarship Apply here.

Scholarship America Dream Award Apply here.

AXA Achievement Community Award Apply here.

Catharine Lealtad Scholarships More info here.

Marine Corps Scholarships Apply here.

La Unidad Latina Foundation Scholarships Apply here.

Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarships Learn more here.

GE – Reagan Foundation Scholarship Learn more here.

Fundación Kinesis Scholarships Learn more here.

Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship Apply here.

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Apply here.

Ronald McDonald House Charities African American Future Achievers Apply here.

The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans Apply here.

Omega Phi Beta – Reach for the Gold Scholarships Apply here.

Questbridge Scholarship Learn more here.

Ron Brown Scholar Program Apply here.

United Negro College Fund Learn more here.

DAR American Indian Scholarship Learn more here.

Frances Crawford Marvin American Indian Scholarship Learn more here.

Business Scholarships

American Bus Association Diversity Scholarship Apply here.

FormSwift Scholarship Apply here.

17oxen Digital Marketing  Scholarship Apply here.

Les Dames d’Escoffier International Scholarship Apply here.

AICPA Minority Accounting Students Scholarships Apply here.

Morgan Stanley Richard B. Fisher Scholarship Program Apply here.

National Society of Hispanic MBAs Scholarship Program Apply here.

Herman J. Neal Scholarship Apply here.

HACU Scholarships Apply here.

National Black MBA Association Scholarships Apply here.

Surety & Fidelity Industry Intern and Scholarship Program Apply here.

The Hyatt Hotels Fund for Minority Lodging Management Students Apply here.

Minorities in Hospitality Scholars Program Learn more here.

RICOH Scholarship Program Learn more here.

Consortium for Graduate Study in Management Learn more here.

Social Science Scholarships

ASA Minority Fellowship Program Apply here.

Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program Apply here.

Harry S. Truman Scholarship Amount: $30,000 | Application Deadline: February Apply here.

American Library Association Spectrum Scholarship Apply here.

Fellowship on Women and Public Policy Amount: $31,000 | Application Deadline: September Apply here.

Jennings Randolph Peace Scholarship Dissertation Program Amount: $20,000 | Application Deadline: November Apply here.

Judith McManus Price Scholarship Apply here.

Thomas R. Pickering Undergraduate & Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellowship Amount: Up to $37,500 | Application Deadline: December Apply here.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Award Learn more here.

Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Scholarship Learn more here.

Law Scholarships

American Bar Association Jeanne P. Gray Diversity Scholarship Learn more here.

Backfire & Backfire, P.C. Law School Diversity Scholarship Apply here.

NALP Diversity Scholarships Amount: Up to $30,000| Application Deadline: Varies here.

Sidney B. Williams Scholarship Apply here.

Communications Scholarships

The Jacqueline Woodson Fellowship for a Young People’s Writer of African or Caribbean Descent Learn more here.

Proofreading.com Scholarship Apply here.

The LAGRANT Foundation Scholarships Apply here.

Leonard M. Perryman Communications Scholarship for Racial Ethnic Minority Students Apply here.

National Press Club Scholarship for Journalism Diversity Apply here.

Chips Quinn Scholars Program Apply here.

Allison E. Fisher Scholarship Apply here.

Emma Bowen Foundation Fellowship Learn more here.

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The list with more art scholarships – here: http://www.scholarshipsforwomen.net/art/

I’m so happy more opportunities are coming up! Scholarships are in effect a gift of free cash. Free cash is very popular in every society and nation. So the applicant and recipient of scholarship money has worked very hard and has much to offer our society and is a deserved winner. It is still a free cash gift… GET IT! 

These presentations shows you how to write a winner scholarship:

application:http://www.thefreeschool.education/scholarships.html

#BlackGirls #EducatedBlack 

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I need this

[shelivestoservehim]

Needed

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Lmao, those last few seconds Kanye was like

The most famous big mouth in music couldn’t say a word.