I Like To keep It Unpredictable!!!

JUST WANTED TO EXPLORE THE TUMBLR WORLD!!!

[loopez]

Back ‘N’ The Dayz, by Frank Morrison.

[khaliflow3r]

I really love this

[candylady87]

Love it

[faledashoveit-blog]

[misterand]

Erykah Badu

[tearthatcherryout]

“What happened to the good old days? When a man actually flirted with ya and asked you out for a real date you know? Where they hiding?”

Waiting to Exhale (1995)

[4ublackbeauty]

One of my favorite movies !!

[candylady87]

I love them

[afrodesiacworldwide]

afrodesiacworldwide

black_fenrir kingkesia

nerissanefeteri

[nomalez-deactivated20210122]

Beautiful !! Can I have a poster of the first one please?! Or marry her !?? !^_^

Links: Art / illustrations / Black Girls .

[candylady87]

Beautiful

[duckysplash]

[jamarrob]

bruh.

[the-sunflowergoddess]

Yo…LOOK HOW FUCKING GOOD SHE LOOK

[hateuluvmee]

At my school Georgia State this happened when one person was in the courtyard playing a guitar.

[golden-melanin-deactivated20181]

This just gave me chills…

[glow888]

Black excellence

[magiq9-deactivated20170922]

True essence.

[queenskara]

“Brown sugar, cinnamon spice, and everything nice.” - Kara ✨🍯🍫

[cultureunseen]

[candylady87]

Beautiful

[heroineheroine]

Another headwrap photoset Some of my faves . 👑✨

Hey y’all so I keep seeing bindi comments um totally not bothered or anything but these pictures are old and I made a statement saying I don’t wear them anymore so jsyk you don’t have to comment on it anymore . But it’s cool you didn’t know … ✌️✨

[alt-and-black]

loc envy like a motherfucker

[candylady87]

Cute

[ikonicgif]

Keke Palmer for MAXIM Magazine

[candylady87]

I love her

[sunflowersage747-deactivated202]

shiiiiid I could use a glass of milk too

[candylady87]

Sexy

[itsjustmeandmygirlfriend-deacti]

[candylady87]

Oh my

[bluecloudsphotography]

Classic Men

Ayo & Bruce

Photographed by | Enem Odeh (www.bluecloudsphotography.tumblr.com

[candylady87]

I love man in a suit #ClassyBlackMen

[thepathofagoddess]

A blessing is

A smile

Sinking its sails

Inside

♥ Joyce Carol Thomas (Inside the Rainbow)

[butteronmypen]

What Do You Call A Man...

What do you call a man Who is more brilliant than you could ever imagine… more charming than you could ever afford… more handsome than–“TV” handsome… Yet, does not know how to treat a woman?

You don’t. You do not call him.

Do write a poem or essay or song about him. Do talk to your friends about him Do sit in your home, or on the train, or on the toilet and wonder How such a universe exists without light. How such a sound can be so silent. How such an intelligent man can lack one of the most definitive traits of intelligence that matters.

It don’t make sense if he don’t respect you.

Laugh at how “don’t make sense” it is. Remind yourself how much you avoid “don’t make sense” things Now that you are too damn grown and high chinned to crawl back into these sewage type love games you used to play when you were 19 and love just meant making out on a couch somewhere Now that you are finally pieced together into something whole enough to know what is not whole - you ain’t got time for what don’t make sense. So do nothing more. Do not give him your voice. Do not lend him your smile. Do not afford him your woman-ness -

You leave that pretty and smart and idiot man to fumble through his own misshapened idea of you.

Leave him to wonder why his charms could not work this time.

And maybe in the absence of your radiance…your sunlight… his black galaxy heart will realize how wondrously ridiculous it was for him to think that he could ever make sense without you.

C. 2015 Rashawna Wilson

[blackchildrensbooksandauthors]

My People

The night is beautiful, So the faces of my people.

The stars are beautiful, So the eyes of my people.

Beautiful, also, is the sun. Beautiful, also, are the souls of my people.

Langston Hughes’s spare yet eloquent tribute to his people has been cherished for generations. Now, acclaimed photographer Charles R. Smith Jr. interprets this beloved poem in vivid sepia photographs that capture the glory, the beauty, and the soul of being a black American today.