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David, 25, Portland(or),double-gay, black enough, half-bear.

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1am means you post tasteful nudes

[ibarelyknow]

Hey you!

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HOW DID YOU GET MY PHONE?????

[ethiopienne]

Oprah, Cousin Pookie, and the Long Tradition of Shaming Black Voters

Public figures have often urged black citizens to the polls by invoking ancestral trauma, but these exhortations seem to overlook the persistence of voter suppression.

Beyoncé’s post, like Winfrey’s speech, neatly summarizes the condescending nature of most messaging to black voters. Rather than incentivizing people by naming tangible benefits of voting, celebrities and pundits alike all too often tap into a seemingly bottomless fountain of racial shame. They question black voters’ sense of community and self-respect. They evoke painful imagery: slavery, lynchings, police violence. After such reminders to black citizens, public figures often end with some version of the same platitude cum rallying cry: We’re all equal at the polls. Now we share the same right, and you owe it to your forerunners to exercise it. It’s a simple, linear trajectory: up from slavery and out into the polls. Citizenship, realized.

But the long legacy of white-supremacist violence against black people in America does not begin or end at the polls. The idea that legions of black people offered their lives as a sacrifice just so that future generations could vote on one day is reductive. Black people in America and beyond have faced cruel, unrelenting terrors in pursuit of justice and humanity. Reducing their efforts—sloganizing their deaths—robs them of the full breadth of their motivations; it fashions their lives into dispensable tokens of social progress. Zeroing in on voting also glosses over the coordinated campaigns black people have historically organized to ensure any number of social needs, among them housing rights, education, and protection from violence. It dilutes centuries of black social movements into one easily quantifiable moment.

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X-Men: Deadly Genesis in a nutshell Anyway, have some more Cyclops and Dead Memes (this meme died like, two months ago, I’m sorry)

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“Drip or drown” is a mood

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alternate title: young children gawk at flaming homosexuals

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Another alternate title: the bailey school kids need to mind their own damn business

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Summary of killmonger’s story.

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actual footage of class at xaviers school (insp) 

[nepofledgling]

I didn’t draw this so all of u could hate on scott summers in the tags! not on my watch!!!!

[weavemama]

SHOUTOUT TO THE MISS PERU 2018 CONTESTANTS FOR GIVING STATS ABOUT WOMEN’S ISSUES INSTEAD OF THEIR BODY MEASUREMENTS

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AHHH PERÚ DID THAT!!!

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X-Women! Commission for @jamiefayx #xmen #xwomen #mutants #marvel #marvelcomics #kittypryde #storm #jeangrey #rogue #emmafrost #psylocke #husk #rachelsummers #dazzler #jubilee #dannymoonstar #firestar #polaris #mutantandproud

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This woman will be writing Emma Frost in X-Men: Black and i think were in good hands. 

[ibarelyknow]

If I wasn’t t buying before, I’m buying now.

[saito-91]

Dear white porn blogs

NO!

Sincerely, black tumblr

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yardiekub submitted:  Just a lil submission 😉

[niambi]

I am screaming

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Fatter in person