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changed url cuz niggas love to stalk me

[howaikr]

are people on this website still real? i wonder

[howaikr]

i need a place for my thoghts so i’m back on here

i cannot believe i bought my cat this cheap ass brand of cat food...... it was made so poorly of course she won’t eat it oh my god

i’m SO SORRY LAYLA. ima stick to sheba 

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[daily911]

Welcome, new medical students. I am your professor. Hope you’re ready for…

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Kobe Bryant on Sister Sister (1996)

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[placedeladentelle]

Jeanne by Yasmine Eslami

[thegamefreaks]

[mykonorii-deactivated20210324]

Oh wow. I didn’t know I needed to hear this.

[foreveryoung910]

[shipsnsails]

That Little Women quote, “but I’m so lonely” is EXACTLY the vibe of refusing to compromise yourself and your integrity and your ambition and your agency and your SELF for absolutely ANYONE and having to come to terms with the fact that it leaves you alone and you would rather stay silent than admit the shame to anyone that you are lonely because of it.

[catchymemes]

[wereopossum]

The sheer energy. The beauty of this woman. The women hugging in the background. The man in rainbow parachute pants. This whole video is art.

[longlivestvcy]

Juicy 🍓

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[guccixcucci]

Netflix basically just ruined the career of a black Muslim woman. They fucked up with the promotion of that movie

[guccixcucci]

Cuties is not some sick pedophilic movie.

The director, Maïmouna Doucouré, is a Senegalese woman and the movie is based off her own life. The movie talks about the hypersexualisation of young girls.

Y'all rushed to send her death and rape threats and she had to deactivate all her socials.

This is the original poster but for some reason Netflix decided to put out that other one and use that gross description.

[guccixcucci]

You can talk about how frustrating it is that Muslim girls only get “I hate my religion and some white person is saving me from oppression” as representation. But this is not that. She’s talking about her life. The problems you have aren’t with her it’s with production companies.

[inrainbows-deactivated20211029]

this is a review from january, long before this poster controversy, and it notes that there’s some heavy and uncomfortable subject matter, but praised doucouré for the way she handled it. there is no mention of pedophilia or inappropriate content. a film where little girls are figuring out who they are and what it means to grow up in this culture that keeps sexualizing women younger and younger is difficult and it’s going to make people uncomfortable, but this film is not the problem. if you are raising your eyebrows at some of the things mentioned in this review, that is the point. 

netflix botched this, they have admitted to botching it, they have publicly apologized, and they will release the film with a different poster. people are ruining a woman’s life and career because she dared to share her own story and dared to speak out about something that affects all girls and women. Maïmouna Doucouré’s coming-of-age movie criticizes the very outrage that’s now being lobbied against it.