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[incendavery]

[connyhascontrol]

I’m kinkshaming all of Germany

[lord-brixie]

Is it better or worse if I tell y'all that “Nüsse” means “nuts”

[humming-bird-moth]

Dicke means Fat or Thick

[yeeowch]

this post only gets worse

[pupsnout-deactivated20170605]

@tortillas

[atypicalcherry-deactivated20231]

Yall know Bring It On was a metaphor about cultural approp…..nevermind

[pinkcookiedimples-deactivated20]

Nah say it Bring It On was a movie of how the white girls stole the Black girls shit

[beesbgone-deactivated20250128]

^^they stay jockin

[slitherupinhere]

Bring it on was about cheerleading, it could even be argued that it was about intellectual property theft or the fairness in competition. Shit, you could even say it was about the fact that schools in lower income communities are not able to provide for their students in ways that schools in other communities can; but the movie was not about cultural appropriation.

[atypicalcherry-deactivated20231]

Its okay mama it went over a lot of our heads too.

[atypicalcherry-deactivated20231]

Still my favorite post.

[failbag]

now this is my kind of content

[unclefather]

4 out of 5 dentists agree

[letterstojupiter]

on what

[unclefather]

i’m just glad they’re getting along

[combatknife]

I’m losing my mind

[1000drawings]

by wuukasch

[sand-snake-kate]

Jaden Smith by  Peter Ash Lee for Vogue Korea // Willow Smith by Ben Toms for Dazed

[calyxofawildflower]

[no-ill-wind]

Legendary

[traptacular-deactivated20180125]

when i catch someone staring at me

[plussizedhiiipy]

Accurate 😂😂

[revysprite-deactivated20170502]

honest to god!!!!!!!

[hustleinatrap]

5 Black Beauty Moments That Stole The Spotlight In 2016

1. Solange’s “A Seat At The Table” Album Cover

This image will be ICONIC forever and ever. Her album released in September is a beautiful homage to every Black women. 

2. Any Of Alicia Keys’ “No Makeup” Looks.

Alicia Keys announced that she won’t wear make up and set off a beauty movement. By doing so she declares that women can be beautiful naturally. It’s very powerful.

3. Gabby Douglas’ Bold Lipstick At The Olympics

Gabby Douglas is a gold medal Olympian who slayed with her crimson lipstick. It was looked like a statement, ‘I’m grown. Don’t come for me. I’m a badass athlete.’ 

4. Lupita Nyong’o’s Towering Met Gala Hair

Actress Lupita Nyong’o killed it when appeared wearing her amazing hairstyle inspired by Nina Simone and African traditions. LIT

5. Sasha Obama’s Standout Cornrow Braids

During the White House’s Canadian state dinner Sasha Obama’s breads just stole the show. The way she did it was like a nod to black hair and braids in general. 

Not everyone is capable of making a statement through the look, but these five young Black women attracted everybody’s attention in 2016. Thank you queens!

#BlackGirlMagic

[champagnechaachi]

What she texts: I'm finw

What she means: I'm fine

[depsidase]

[micdotcom]

Lena Dunham proves yet again she’s a terrible face for feminism

In the most recent episode of her Women of the Hour podcast, Lena Dunham reflected on a visit to a Planned Parenthood clinic in Texas.

In the segment, Dunham admits she’s never had an abortion but wished she had.

Twitter users immediately pointed out the obvious detail that having an abortion is not a thing to which one aspires

Nor do you need to have had one to be an advocate for reproductive freedom. Read more

[animafantome]

disgusting

[krucia-deactivated20180418]

Why does this Oppression Fetishist get airtime at all

[rari2seats]

by shadrinsky

[fleurjardin]

album artwork inspired looks https://www.instagram.com/rosie_mudie/

[digitalash]