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kimreesesdaughter

When you watching an “easy” YouTube tutorial and they start cornrowing…

kimreesesdaughter

We are not alone! I have found our tribe:

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YOU TOO?!???

cosmic-noir

bando--grand-scamyon

finally. my REAL people lmfaooo

minusthelove

Me

te-amo-corazon

yesssssssss

poisonedblacklotus

I learned how to Cornrow by feeling the way someone cornrowed on my head lol

perfectlyuglylife

I’m so glad I’m not alone! I want to learn so bad

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Everyone: M'Baku please help us! T'Challa… he’s dead!

M'Baku:

wocinsolidarity

January 2018

Blackness is often only discussed in an American context, without an understanding of its social, political, economic, and cultural interconnections to the rest of the Afro-Atlantic, Europe, Asia, and the continent of Africa. Far too many Black folks in America remain unconcerned or without knowledge of the African Diaspora worldwide. It is imperative for Blackness to be understood in an international context, as Malcolm X, Angela Davis, Stokely Carmichael and other Black freedom fighters attempted to do so in the formation of their own radical consciousness and revolutionary politics. The following resources and media are not by any means exhaustive, but an attempt to hold Black millennials in the Western hemisphere accountable for developing a complex, internationalist analysis as Afro-descendants, particularly in respect to the radical history of Black power movements in the Caribbean. Resources will be given on Puerto Rico, Barbados, Martinique, Guyana, Haiti, Suriname, Grenada, the Dominican Republic, the Bahamas, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, the Virgin Islands (U.S.), Jamaica, and Trinidad.

wwprice1

The real stars of Black Panther. Gorgeous work by Jen Bartel!

user893456

I can’t bow down any lower I’m at the core of the earth is this enough no I think not.

please reblog, don’t repost

mypsychology

For more posts like this, go to @mypsychology

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pierogay

“Be my girlfriend?” “Fine”

I caught her off guard after our softball game and she doesn’t like surprises but this is the exception to that😊

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why is this perfect

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Awww 😊👏

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This = everything

wlwoc

captions! girl 1: be my girlfriend? girl 2: what? girl 1: I’m dead ass girl 2: fine *they kiss*

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SO CUTE HELP

stankbouquet

Her little 2 step before they kiss is so cute

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Because no gifset could do Terry’s monologue justice.

This may be the most important 3.5 minutes of television in years.

This episode needs multiple awards, and so does Terry Crews for his delivery.

sourdoughcatloaf

this episode had me in tears. how long have we been praying for things like this to be represented in a nuanced way? the conversation BETWEEN BLACK FOLKS, acknowledging generational differences in viewpoints, acknowledging that racial profiling and police brutality affects young black girls, addressing how police departments stifle progress through internal intimidation tactics, addressing the respectability politics and victim blaming that happens when black folks are targeted by police… for a half hour comedy B99 did a much better job of addressing police racism and brutality with this episode than any other tv show i’ve seen in recent years

afrodesiacworldwide

expelliarmus

I am an idiot! With a box and a screwdriver. Just passing through, helping out, learning.

br-o-ken-poetry

Things You Don't Comment On:

- someone’s eating habits

- appearance issues that can’t be fixed there and then

- someone else’s “bad” decision if it can’t now be undone

- someone’s laugh or voice

- someone’s “unrealistic” dreams

- someone “not looking their best” in photos

- someone not wanting to do something and trying to subtly avoid it without making a fuss

- anything that you know will make someone self conscious or insecure unnecessarily

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radicalfmist

this has happened to me more times than i can count — i’ve found out when they ejaculate on me (a lot of times on my face without asking) that they took the condom off somewhere in the middle of sex. recently, a man i regularly hooked up with told me he “couldn’t come with a condom on” and i asked how he did it when we had sex before and he laughed and said, “i took it off less than half way through.”

this is something men don’t take seriously, but women are forced to — we’re the ones who have to get the plan b, who have to go get tested, who have to stress about what will happen next. men minds turn off the second after they orgasm.

it is absolutely non-consensual to take a condom off without the sex partner knowing.

blackswallowtailbutterfly

Men seem to have no idea how fucking cruel this is, those weeks we spend afterward, panicking over whether we might be pregnant and what we’re going to do about it if we are and what if we caught something? Nah, they probably do have a sense of it; they just don’t fucking care, or they get off on the idea of putting a woman in distress weeks or more after the sexual act has ended.

rihannadellorusso

After being rejected by countless agencies who “already have a black model”, Liberian model Deddeh Howard teamed up with photographer Raffael Dickreuter to meticulously recreate high-profile campaigns by the likes of Gucci and Dior in a photo series titled ‘Black Mirror’ - aiming to draw attention to the fashion industry’s need for diversity.