Her Accellency

"If you surrendered to the air, you could ride it." ✈️ Reader. Writer. Teacher | ΔΦΛ #blackgirlmagic

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MISSING CHILD ALERT IS GEORGIA

Mary Ashlee Olane, 15 y.o. Stone Mountain, GA.

Last seen January 12, 2016 around 9pm at 5045 Leland Place Stone Mountain, GA 30087.

Father picked her up from dance yesterday evening. He went downstairs to find the door open and Mary gone. She left behind her phone, which the family says is glued to her hand, and personal belongings.

Last seen wearing dark-colored sweatpants and a navy blue coat.

Mary has long, curly black hair. She’s about 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs about 120 pounds.

Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to contact 911 or Stone Mountain Police Department at 770-879-4980

[thebootydiaries]

i think i just got dragt :(

[thebootydiaries]

[lookingfrank]

lmao where are parts 1-3?

[thebootydiaries]

right here!

[heraccellency]

I am not sure why this is so funny. Maybe because it's late...haha

[blackbeardedmen]

#blackbeardedmen #melanin #blackmen #blackman #black #blackmenwithstyle #beardlife #blackmenrock #blackmenkillingit #beardedblackmen #beardnation #blackmenonly #beardedbrothers #beard #beardgang #beardbalm #beardie #beardlove #beardedmen #beardsofinstagram #beardstagram #beardporn #beardedforherpleasure #beardsofig #beardedgentlemen #beardlifestyle #ladieslovebeards

[bigfatphallusy]

[kiskolee]

THIS.

[professorbutterscotch]

I have never thought about it in this context

that’s actually really, really creepy.

[purplespacecats]

I… fuck.

[casuallystudious-blog]

Yeah, basically.

[avoiding-catatonic-surrender-de]

I once pointed this out to my mother and she just stared at me, in stunned silence for ages. 

[rosefire]

There will always be a girl who is less sober, less secure, with less friends walking in a darker part of town. I want her safe just as much as I want me safe.

[baronessvondengler]

THE BOLDED

[goldvsmold]

Boycott “The Forest” and watch the documentary, “Aokigahara: Suicide Forest”, instead.

Aokigahara: Suicide Forest:

Educates viewers about Aokigahara and the issue of suicide in Japan

It’s a documentary so everything stated is based on facts.

The Forest:

Romanticizes and trivializes suicide, death and the Aokigahara forest which is a real forest in Japan where people go to commit suicide. In fact, suicides in the forest are still happening today so it is extremely disrespectful. It’s been happening for the last 30 years—over 100 bodies are found in Aokigahara every year.

Suicide in Japan is a national crisis.

The mental health stigma in Japan is horrible.

The film is set in Japan but the main cast is dominantly white with a white female blonde lead. Not only that, it also doesn’t mention depression. This then leads to ableist erasure of Asian people, especially Japanese people, with mental health issues.

The film perpetuates the model minority myth which assumes that Asians are universally intelligent or rich, are able-bodied and don’t suffer from mental illness. Everybody believes Asians are rich and smart enough to access healthcare when in fact, this isn’t true at all.

Instead of talking about the real important issues happening today, Hollywood took the tragedies of the Aokigahara forest suicides and turned them into a Hollywood horror movie which in turn, dehumanizes not only Asians around the globe affected by mental health, but those who have already committed suicide. 

Please do not see The Forest in the cinemas. Do not buy tickets to see it. A terrible movie does not deserve any support.

[micdotcom]

Watch: Just try not to be inspired after watching Serena Williams shut down body shaming.

[afroskyqueen]

[jessehimself]

White definitions of merit and admissions change when they think about Asian Americans, study finds | Inside Higher Ed

Study finds that when white people are told of the success of Asian applicants, their commitment to basing admissions on grades and test scores drops.

[virginiaisforhaters]

Wow it’s almost like most of human history has been about controlling women… or something…

[jettestblack-deactivated2017080]

Relief As Doctors Now Have Permanent Cure for Sickle Cell Anaemia - The Herald

Doctors at the University of Ibadan in partnership with the University of Illinois, Chicago, USA and University of Loyola, Chicago have discovered a permanent cure for Sickle Cell Anaemia.

[sheabuttabae]

I’ve heard absolutely nothing about this in main stream media. But then again the majority of sickle cell patients are African American, so I’m not surprised.

[iwriteaboutfeminism]

[brooklyn-gold]

7-Year-Old Girl Wins $16K For Her Comic Book About Super Afro Puff!

Natalie McGriff, 7, took home a huge prize at One Spark for her comic book “The Adventures of Moxie Girl”! One Spark is a huge crowd-funding festival, and they raised enough coins to give Natalie $16,000 for her comic book.

“The Adventures Of Moxie Girl” centers on a black girl who hates her hair. However, after using some magical shampoo, her curls develop super abilities; she then uses her afro puffs to fight for literacy and save the Jacksonville Public Libraries from a pack of hungry monsters looking to gobble it up.

This is great!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[pinkyoungk]

x

[coldasaslab]

I have never heard of this in my life.

WHY.

[radio-freedunmovin-deactivated2]

I read about this in History of California class last semester. They also had a Filipino Repatriation Program where the U.S. government gave Filipino-Americans the choice to stay in America or get paid thousands of dollars to return to the Philippines and not be allowed to go back to America as a resident. Being that Japan invaded and colonized the Philippines after Pearl Harbor, repatriated Filipino-Americans were basically being sent into a war zone.

[kittenclayton]

Never heard of this and I’m disgusted.

[pinkcheesegreenghost-deactivate]

America!

[baawri]

[unshaped]

she shattered his soul into thousand pieces

[micdotcom]

Watch: George Takei has a vital message for those misusing and misremembering Japanese internment.

[andreii-tarkovsky]

tfw you understand the language enough to know the subtitles are wrong but not enough to watch the movie without subs.

[jessehimself]

[fckyeahprettyafricans]

Deadly Mali hotel attack: ‘They were shooting at anything that moved’

(CNN)Gunmen who raided a Malian hotel shouted “Allahu akbar” as they sprayed bullets on tables of people who were gathered for breakfast, a witness said.

The attackers did not say a word to anyone as they opened fire Friday morning, employee Tamba Couye said.

They shot at “anything that moved” as terrified patrons dashed for cover all over the hotel, he said.

By the time Malian and U.N. security forces rushed in and ended the siege hours later, bodies were scattered across the floors of the Radisson Blu Hotel in Bamako.

At least 19 people were killed in the attack, said Olivier Salgado, a spokesman for the U.N. mission in the nation.

Interesting to see how the media seemed to pay a little more attention than usual on this attack, but not because some Malians were either killed or injured. It was because one of the first Mali attack victim was an American and also some foreigners were either killed or held hostage.

#ThemediadidagoodjobaboutjustfocusingontheAmericanlifelost

#Thereisabiggerpicturethatthemediaispretendingnottosee

#Onlycertainlivesmattertothem

#blacklivesmatter

#wehavetodobetter

Please pray for Mali and and not just for one life that was lost, but for all the lives that were lost in such a horrendous attack! This is our Africa. Please repost, reblog, post,  and let your voices be heard.