Bree👑 @breetheedon - Tumblr Blog

Dear Nervous System,

Thank you for always keeping this body safe, even when it hasn't felt easy or comfortable. I see how hard you've been working, and I’m so grateful for the way you’ve protected me. It’s okay to rest now; we’re safe.

wetheurban

It may not seem like it, it may not feel like it, and it may sound like a pipe dream, but hell or high water, we're gonna get through this, and we’re gonna be just fine.

kreolepapi

The Texas jumped out.

saydesole

Soulaan🖤

daughtersofthesun

fall moodboard

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yesterdayandkarma

Four Black ladies by EMILY BROWNETT

wetheurban

Sending love and strength to everyone afraid of what their future holds. To those fearing sudden changes and wondering where life may take them next: know that you are not alone. May you find courage in your heart, peace in the present moment, and trust that there is a community ready to uplift and support you through whatever comes next.

wetheurban

Dear Nervous System,

Thank you for always keeping this body safe, even when it hasn't felt easy or comfortable. I see how hard you've been working, and I’m so grateful for the way you’ve protected me. It’s okay to rest now; we’re safe.

flyandfamousblackgirls

“All the girls I’ve been following for years on Tumblr really are the ones who have been pushing the culture forward. People still use screen caps Sharifa (@afirahs) would make from shows like Martin and a Different World from like years ago. Same with all the music videos her and Bri (@brimalandro) posted. Bri and Selina (@surra-de-bunda) both use to scan so much content from old mainly music magazines. I see them pop up all over IG. Zaina (@larrydavid420) has been on every major pop diva’s mood board. Random stylist have been eating from her aesthetics forever now. All of Raevin’s (@sheabutterbitch) Tumblr text posts get stolen regularly by the love and light girls on Twitter. As black women in fashion we don’t get as much recognition as we should even though our culture is the one that has everyone’s attention.”

— Rashida Renée in The Impact of Black Girls on Fashion & The Internet