Come on, we do know why they don’t teach us that.

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Come on, we do know why they don’t teach us that.
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Denzel Washington accepts the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Actor in a Motion Picture for “Fences”
Well shit. I needed to hear this right now.
“See you at work.”
yo deadass? on some real shit. This couldn’t have come at a better time for me. This is all I needed to believe in myself. Gonna start a new path in my life. I was at a crossroads i was having doubts but this speech is so powerful.
Beyoncé at the 2017 Grammys
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Celebrate the facts. Happy Black History Month!
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Throwback to this iconic tweet
It pretty much boils down to “I never had to think about it until it affected me personally”
Somebody gave our mascot statue a tennis ball.
good he deserves it
he is a good boy
Some of us might not have known her as Debbie Reynolds, the award-winning actress, dancer, singer, and humanitarian. Or as the beautiful Carrie Fisher’s mother. But for millions of us growing up as children, she was Aggie Cromwell, the witty, magical grandma we all wished we had. Although we know she’s more than a former character on Disney Channel, she affected the childhoods of many, including my own, teaching us life lessons that we carried with us into adulthood.
Thank you, Debbie Reynolds. May you be at peace with Carrie. We’re going to desperately miss you both.