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Black Panther Cast for Essence Magazine

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Replacing “Why is this happening to me?” with “What is this trying to tell me?” has been a game changer for me.

The former creates a hamster wheel, where you’ll replay the story over and over again. Victimized. Stuck.

The latter holds space for a resolution to appear.

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I spent a year falling back in love with myself and unintentionally stumbled across a soul who showered me in a love I’ve never experienced before. Beforehand, it was evident that I made a habit out of undermining my value and this was reflected by the decisions I made and the environments I lingered in.

However, once I acknowledged myself, and realised I was deserving of great things, my change of thought ALONE encouraged the universe to unveil beauty into my life and gift me with things I could only truly appreciate once I knew my worth.

- Meggan Roxanne

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Queen Latifah on a lift spitting to a building full of men gotta be one of hip hop’s most iconic moments of all-time.

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Anthem. Now and forever.

professorgaia

This song did so much for me 👑

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One of the most underrated tracks of all time

taeloriman

Fav by her

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Unknow source

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film that has trans characters and that was made by women of color deserves our attention.

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28 year old Barack Obama, in his first Vanity Fair appearance after becoming president of the Harvard Law Review

wolftyla

I’m way too passionate about shit to ever be playing games with anybody.

unwrittenphrases

we almost became something. and you almost loved me and i almost loved you. we almost made it, but almost isn’t enough. i guess they were right when they said that almost was the saddest word in the world because you were my almost and now you’re gone and i don’t know what to do with myself.

(via unwrittenphrases)

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Helping girls learn all over the world.

Globally, more than 62 million adolescent girls don’t have access to education. In emerging countries like Ghana, girls are expected to do chores while their brothers go to school. To help change this, the Peace Corps, TECHAiDE, a local Ghanaian social enterprise, and IBM’s Corporate Service Corps partnered under the Let Girls Learn initiative to give Ghanaian girls greater access to schooling. Working together, they created a business plan, distribution channels and added critical content to educate and empower girls via TECHAiDE’s wi-fi-enabled server named ASANKA, which means “community bowl” in Ghanaian. The server brings internet access & educational content to rural parts of Ghana––and new information to girls who can’t wait to learn.

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