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hi i never use this website anymore but for the record this is what i have looked like from january until now

#i'm wearing the exact same outfit in september and october but those are the only good pics i have from then yikes

Lena Dunham is ltrly the grossest person to ever walk the face of the earth. In her mind a black man not speaking to her means that he is so obviously conflicted about wanting to fuck her. The assumption that they (white women) have access to black men’s bodies is just so weird? Why would she write this, what is her logic behind this, and why do yall engage wit her like tht?

#down with dunham!

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me: (doesn’t clean the kitchen)

betty friedan: when a woman rejects the cult of domesticity to claim the leisure that is seldom afforded to her person, she may blossom into a free being who explores her true potential

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#jaden smith

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Floral Constellations

THIS. IS. FINALLY. DONE. Small experiment with flowers and sun signs.

A few hours each, sharpie on paper.

Available here on my RedBubble

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Grimes for ASOS Magazine AW16 Photographed by Devyn Galindo.

#grimes

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from “Pony Castle” by Sofia Banzhaf

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this is better than any poem a man has ever written

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: “Black Lives Matter is doing something really important.”

Nigerian novelist and short story writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is sharing her thoughts on the striking difference between how Black people are seen in Nigeria and America and the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement on Channel 4 News.

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#BlackLivesMatter

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I remember when I tried it. I was nineteen and I put a bowl on and I said, Cut around! Because it was not the fashion at the time when I did that hairdo—and I kept it all my life! At the time of Cléo I grew it a little more, and when Jacques died I grew a bit here. [She pulls out a strand.] I made a braid because Chinese old people, they say that the God will take you by the hair to join you with—but God didn’t take me, so I cut the braid. Now it’s the same hairdo but it has two colors—come on! It’s different! It’s like an ice cream of chocolate and vanilla! I tried a wig. I hated myself totally white. So now I cheat. It’s my white hair, and I put color there.

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