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[coastingonpluto]

THE SIGNS AND THEIR PERSONALITIES

Stop Sign: Strict

Speed Limit Sign: Cautious

One Way Sign: Stubborn

Yield Sign: Shy

Keep Out Sign: Secretive

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[thriftedrose]

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[fakemargiela]

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[riibrego]

sometimes you gotta draw something that would’ve made you very happy ten years ago

[everybody-loves-to-eat]

[cheesepress-deactivated20191231]

its genuinely fascinating how black people who speak a regional dialect can pick up words from black people who speak another regional dialect and use them correctly after like a good two months of being exposed to it but nonblack people can try to purposely emulate the speech of black folks to seem cool/intimidating/funny/sexy/ etc. and still mangle it after years

linguistics are fun

[didntfitthenarrative]

Because non-blacks don’t respect black people’s intellects. They refuse to even entertain the idea that black vernacular involves actual grammar, and thus fail to recognize the obvious grammatical patterns. They assume its just a bunch of colorful slang words thrown around willy-nilly and they use it as such.

[allaboutrings]

From instagram.com/lady_lovelies_curio ❤💍❤💍

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[gardenofgod]

Spring Lambs.

[pocket-penny]

Penny wants you to have a sweet day!! 

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[peterjmarshall]

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[sixalien]

Rice and Chicken

Jean-Michel Basquiat

1981

[dailyreeceking]

Reece King photographed by Pantelis for Coitus Magazine.

[lilmartinimami]

Petra, Jordan

[disciplesofmalcolm]

If violence is wrong in America, violence is wrong abroad. If it is wrong to be violent defending black women and black children and black babies and black men, then it is wrong for America to draft us and make us violent abroad in defense of her. And if it is right for America to draft us, and teach us how to be violent in defense of her, then it is right for you and me to do whatever is necessary to defend our own people right here in this country.“

Malcolm X, taken from his “Message to Grassroots Speech,” 1963. (via fullpraxisnow)