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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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i'll make it that deep
Source: Out In America; A Portrait Of Gay and Lesbian Life , by Michael Goff and the staff of OUT magazine
A Different Image (Alile Sharon Larkin, 1982)
cinematography: Charles Burnett
It is so easy for something to injure and maim you so badly and leave the most garish wounds damaging you forever it could literally happen whenever like right now the ceiling fan could fall on you and your boyfriend. this is all I think about every day. You’ll think about life before that moment forever and how u took it for granted im gonna be sick
Alice Walker: The first black woman to win a Pulitzer Prize for Literature.
harajuku at 2am on valentine’s day (2014)
*slams my head into a brick wall* gaining weight is not a moral failing it is a completely neutral act it is normal for a body to ebb and flow and change i am not here to take up the least amount of space possible companies make billions off of this self-hatred i am more comfortable for others to be around when i am more comfortable with myself i am just a person like everyone else
Medina Trevathan
1998
queen latifah performing at the Super Bowl
God's First Failed Angel Lived in the Garden As a Bird
carved bluestone, ~12"x11"
Nicole W. Lee, from "Even the Dust"
Verdi’s opera Aida enthralls a packed house in New York City, July 1964.Photograph by Albert Moldvay, National Geographic