Controversial Black

We are the 99% We are the Black Lives Matter Movement We are the voices of the People gun down by this Country's "PROTECTORS" We are average men and women. I am the man too post about it.

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Woman dubbed as the most beautiful Woman and the most expensive modelRacism is rampant in every corner of the world today. Some people seem to think that they are above others just because of racial and color difference. However, more and more people are starting to realize and are now standing up against racism. Black is beautiful Since time immemorial, dark-skinned people are being shunned and looked down upon just because of their races and color. But these people who look down on them should learn to open their eyes, because there is no doubt, that black is definitely beautiful. Not too mention that most black women are creative, strong, and intuitive. Several black women already made a name for themselves and have earned their rightful spot in the public's eyes. This is what people spreading racism need to realize. Anok Yai the most expensive model.Recently, Anok Yai, a girl from southern Sudan went viral and was ranked as both the most beautiful woman on earth, as well as the most expensive model. Her unique beauty strikes through anyone who sees her. People who are spreading racism should start opening their eyes and appreciate the beauty of dark-skinned people more. Currently, she charges $15,000 per hour of fashion photography. Imagine that. No doubt, companies are all vying to get her attention and save up to afford her. Just her face bringing the name of the company is enough to turn heads and make people more inclined to trust the company. Anok Yai went viral on one of her photographer's account. Not long after that, she was signed with a top modeling agency in New York and is now the latest spokesperson of Estee Lauder, a top and sought-after brand of cosmetics. #FreeThoughts #NoJudgementHere #FreedomOfSpeech #SpeakYourmind #TellTheTruth #NoFeelingsNoHeartBeFree #SpeakTruthWriteAsYouPlease #ControversialBlack #BlackIssues #BeingBlackInAmerica #ModernDaySlave #MindControl #BlackKings #BlackQueens #StandUpAndFight #BlackLivesMatter #BlackIsTheOnlyBlack #UnapologeticBlack #BlackIsPower #BlackorWhite https://www.instagram.com/p/B1HHZHuhL7A/?igshid=6g7xxiy60wf2

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Go check out this artist @mesrile I love what I've seen so far and will be following you real soon #FreeThoughts #NoJudgementHere #FreedomOfSpeech #SpeakYourmind #TellTheTruth #NoFeelingsNoHeartBeFree #SpeakTruthWriteAsYouPlease #ControversialBlack #BlackIssues #BeingBlackInAmerica #ModernDaySlave #MindControl #BlackKings #BlackQueens #StandUpAndFight #BlackLivesMatter #BlackIsTheOnlyBlack #UnapologeticBlack #BlackIsPower #BlackorWhite https://www.instagram.com/p/B0vfJybjzag/?igshid=12z1v0y1p6j7o

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Dayton mayor addresses mass shooting that killed 9 and injured 26. 9 dead, 16 injured in a shooting in Dayton, Ohio By Madeline Holcombe and Melissa Alonso, CNN Updated at 6:27 AM ET, Sun August 4, 2019 Autopsy released of Robert F. Kennedy's granddaughter Nine people are dead after a shooting in Dayton, Ohio, according to police. Dayton Police say the suspect also is dead. Sixteen additional people were injured in the incident that took place within 13 hours of a shooting that left 20 dead in El Paso, Texas. The Dayton shooting took place around 1 a.m. outside on East 5th Street in the city's Oregon district, a popular downtown area, Dayton Deputy Director and Assistant Chief of the Police Lt. Col. Matt Carper told reporters early Sunday morning. The suspect, who was shot and killed by responding officers, has not yet been identified, but Carper said the subject fired a "long gun" with multiple rounds. The shooting happened as the suspect was making his way toward a bar called Ned Peppers, Montgomery County Emergency Services spokeswoman Deb Decker said. The shooter wore body armor, Decker said. No officers were injured in the confrontation, Carper said. Police believe the suspect acted alone and that there is no remaining threat to the community, but the investigation is ongoing, Carper said. The FBI is assisting with the investigation, Carper said. The motive for the shooting was not immediately clear. Though many people were killed or injured, Carper said that the incident was over quickly, because officers were already patrolling in the vicinity when the gunshots started. "As bad as this is, it could have been much, much worse, as I think everyone will become aware of here as more information unfolds," Carper said. Miami Valley Hospital communications department Terrea Little said the hospital received 16 victims from the shooting. She would not characterize the injuries. Dayton police are asking that anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information that would help in the investigation call 937-225-6217 Full article and updates @ CNN.com & https://www.facebook.com/YoungToonHD/ https://www.instagram.com/p/B0veUMuj3-a/?igshid=xv6zlu96in2q

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Kerry Washington Halle Berry Tyra Banks Angela Bassett Regina Hall Nia Long Erykah Badu Taraji P. Henson Regina King Gabrielle Union All I’m saying is Black REALLY Don’t Crack 😍👌🏽 #FreeThoughts #NoJudgementHere #FreedomOfSpeech #SpeakYourmind #TellTheTruth #NoFeelingsNoHeartBeFree #SpeakTruthWriteAsYouPlease #ControversialBlack #BlackIssues #BeingBlackInAmerica #ModernDaySlave #MindControl #BlackKings #BlackQueens #StandUpAndFight #BlackLivesMatter #BlackIsTheOnlyBlack #UnapologeticBlack #BlackIsPower #BlackorWhite https://www.instagram.com/p/B0u9d56j7zk/?igshid=o1m3hohtb3em

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This video dropped Via Instagram September 2, 2018 & it never gets old This man right here just snapped ppl let me know what yall think 🔥🔥🔥 Or 🗑️🗑️🗑️ BTW - IDC IDC IDC but if you say 🗑️ "Trash" you eat BOOTY LMFAO And just cause my man's did it here are the lyrics: We been deprived  Piece of the pie Seek and divide Weakened the mind Beaten alive  Deep in the lies We still arise  Be on advise We can decide To record while they treatin us foul Or pull out the 40 when they Beatin us down  Shit, we can burn the precinct down But We can’t afford just to leave us now  condition is critical  They gone get rid of u You not even hip  to what they put into you vaccinations got em sick at da physicals assassinations made some rich individuals Hangin niggas we remember the Visuals Dirty coppers got it lit at the vigils Cockin hammers for improper grammar push up on us wit a lot of ana Started wit da slavery now they try to can us Got a lot a cameras now Still kill us and frame us Only feel us when we famous Boy it’s too lit and too dangerous to be Black #FreeThoughts #NoJudgementHere #FreedomOfSpeech #SpeakYourmind #TellTheTruth #NoFeelingsNoHeartBeFree #SpeakTruthWriteAsYouPlease #ControversialBlack #BlackIssues #BeingBlackInAmerica #ModernDaySlave #MindControl #BlackKings #BlackQueens #StandUpAndFight #BlackLivesMatter #BlackIsTheOnlyBlack #UnapologeticBlack #BlackIsPower #BlackorWhite #plantbaseddrippin #After2HoursOfTryingToRememberTheVerseIStillMessedUp https://www.instagram.com/p/B0uyugADV29/?igshid=pla8hie9eiq0

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Checkmate: Baltimore 7th Grader Now National Chess Champion May 19, 2017 BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore is now home to a national chess champion. 7th grader Cahree Myrick came out on top earlier this week against hundreds of other students. WJZ’s Devin Bartolotta sat down for a chess board battle against the champ. Spoiler alert: She did not do very well. Chess is more than just a hobby for Roland Park Middle School’s Cahree Myrick, who has worked very hard for this title. “I remember the first thing we learned was how to move the pawns,” Myrick said. This straight-A student-athlete coached WJZ’s Devin Bartolotta through a game she hadn’t played in years. He is the best in the country after taking home a mega-trophy from the U.S. Chess Federation’s National Tournament. “I expected to do well, but I didn’t expect to win the whole thing,” Myrick said. The Roland Park team practices four days a week after school. Myrick’s coach even gives them homework to stay sharp. “They work hard during the school year and everybody wants to be on the team and wants to go, so we try to take as many as we can,” said teacher Annett Zimmer. Four other students from Roland Park went to nationals. As a team, they placed 13th out of more than 40 teams. Roland Park Middle School has won the national title twice as a team. Cahree, whose been playing since 1st grade, says the strategy is his favorite part of the game. “I think [my favorite part it] practice and studying the board,” Myrick said. “Because in order to be successful, you need to know tactics, you need to know all of the rules.” He beat out hundreds of chess experts his own age for his title, plus one WJZ reporter. A Baltimore-raised brainiac, and a chess master in the making. #FreeThoughts #NoJudgementHere #FreedomOfSpeech #SpeakYourmind #TellTheTruth #NoFeelingsNoHeartBeFree #SpeakTruthWriteAsYouPlease #ControversialBlack #BlackIssues #BeingBlackInAmerica #ModernDaySlave #MindControl #BlackKings #BlackQueens #StandUpAndFight #BlackLivesMatter #BlackIsTheOnlyBlack #UnapologeticBlack https://www.instagram.com/p/B0uvKq4DOS5/?igshid=yo3g62crtf6o

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Curlfest 2019: Women And Men Travel To N.Y. To Show Off Their Glammed Up Natural Hair

By Rachel George

Over the weekend, Randall’s Island Park in New York was transformed into a black girl’s wonderland full of colorful hair, big and bold afros, and naturally fluffy curls for the largest natural hair celebration in the country. Curlfest 2019 was bigger and better, now in its sixth year, featuring panel discussions, live performances, and tons of free product samples to collect.

Floral dresses, cropped jeans, dramatic makeup, playful accessories, and matching mother/daughter sets reigned supreme at this year’s festival. Walk up bars boasting signs that read: “Don’t let your hair be the only thing that’s twisted” and shirtless men serving your favorite beverages were also a highlight of the day.

Parents and their curly-haired kids were in full effect in matching shirts and sets at Curlfest. Kid model Walter De Shield Jr. credited his mommy for his lusty curls. Dad just got the shirts.

A couple fashionistas also made a grand entrance at the annual event.

Rising clothing designer Danielle Christian helped established Ladies Owning their Curls, Kinks, and Straights (LOCKS) organization on Binghampton University, promoting self-empowerment and love for natural hair. “My hair journey has been such a whirlwind, its been a huge part of my life,” she shared.

“Most of my designs come to me in dreams, but I wanted to incorporate something that’s happening today. So, protect our black girls is important today. We need to protect our black girls because no one else will,” she said.

Fashion editor and naturalista Kayla Boydcoated her curls in sandy blonde highlights for the summer. “I’ve always been natural, however, I didn’t always know how to take care of my curls,” she said. “Since moving to NYC in 2017, I’ve met so many other naturalistas and curly girls and it’s helped me to learn how important it is to care for my curls.”

The guys were also present dressed in cropped shirts and shorts and two-piece suits. The Ques showed plenty love as well.

This is Nichole’s second time attending Curlfest. She opted for a protective style like faux locs. Here she is pictured with NaturAll Club men.

“I attended Curl Fest to celebrate all of the beautiful, unapologetic black hairstyles and outfits w/ my fellow black brothas and sistahs! ✊🏿”

Clothing brand Kwabs Couture merges heritage with trendy casual wear, as seen on their featured model, Akimbo. It’s the culture and love of the people that keep bringing him back year after year.

“I’ve been before and I wanted to experience it again. I wasn’t going to miss it this year,” he said. The two biggest reasons I’m here for is the culture and the love.”

The ladies turned heads in their bold hair accessories, floral decorations, and glammed up bobby pins.

Overall, Curlfest 2019 was quite the success. Will you be attending next year?

Credits for people in the pictures goes to:

@e.simbaa

@christmascharm

@vivJolie

Viv Jolie requested her own photo

@missfaith06

@naturallydivine97

@kaylacboyd

@naomisoms

@_nicholej

@iamjenellpierre

@headover6inheels

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Curlfest 2019: Women And Men Travel To N.Y. To Show Off Their Glammed Up Natural Hair

By Rachel George

Over the weekend, Randall’s Island Park in New York was transformed into a black girl’s wonderland full of colorful hair, big and bold afros, and naturally fluffy curls for the largest natural hair celebration in the country. Curlfest 2019 was bigger and better, now in its sixth year, featuring panel discussions, live performances, and tons of free product samples to collect.

Floral dresses, cropped jeans, dramatic makeup, playful accessories, and matching mother/daughter sets reigned supreme at this year’s festival. Walk up bars boasting signs that read: “Don’t let your hair be the only thing that’s twisted” and shirtless men serving your favorite beverages were also a highlight of the day.

Parents and their curly-haired kids were in full effect in matching shirts and sets at Curlfest. Kid model Walter De Shield Jr. credited his mommy for his lusty curls. Dad just got the shirts.

A couple fashionistas also made a grand entrance at the annual event.

Rising clothing designer Danielle Christian helped established Ladies Owning their Curls, Kinks, and Straights (LOCKS) organization on Binghampton University, promoting self-empowerment and love for natural hair. “My hair journey has been such a whirlwind, its been a huge part of my life,” she shared.

“Most of my designs come to me in dreams, but I wanted to incorporate something that’s happening today. So, protect our black girls is important today. We need to protect our black girls because no one else will,” she said.

Fashion editor and naturalista Kayla Boydcoated her curls in sandy blonde highlights for the summer. “I’ve always been natural, however, I didn’t always know how to take care of my curls,” she said. “Since moving to NYC in 2017, I’ve met so many other naturalistas and curly girls and it’s helped me to learn how important it is to care for my curls.”

The guys were also present dressed in cropped shirts and shorts and two-piece suits. The Ques showed plenty love as well.

This is Nichole’s second time attending Curlfest. She opted for a protective style like faux locs. Here she is pictured with NaturAll Club men.

“I attended Curl Fest to celebrate all of the beautiful, unapologetic black hairstyles and outfits w/ my fellow black brothas and sistahs! ✊🏿”

Clothing brand Kwabs Couture merges heritage with trendy casual wear, as seen on their featured model, Akimbo. It’s the culture and love of the people that keep bringing him back year after year.

“I’ve been before and I wanted to experience it again. I wasn’t going to miss it this year,” he said. The two biggest reasons I’m here for is the culture and the love.”

The ladies turned heads in their bold hair accessories, floral decorations, and glammed up bobby pins.

Overall, Curlfest 2019 was quite the success. Will you be attending next year?

Credits for people in the pictures goes to:

@e.simbaa - @christmascharm - @vivJolie - @missfaith06 @naturallydivine97 - @kaylacboyd - @naomisoms - @_nicholej @iamjenellpierre - @headover6inheels