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21 Soulaan & Cuban Knowledge Of Self by Black Star

[userinherownwrld]

Queen Latifah on Late Night with Conan O'Brien (1996)

[nyc40z]

still standing. still learning. still grateful

[99oscaars]

✙✙✙ 🗞️ ✙✙✙ 🩺 ✙✙✙ ⚔️ ✙✙✙ 🖥️ ✙✙✙ ⚓️ ✙✙✙

∬ | leave it at that .

manifesting a car? okay, you have a car. leave it at that. manifesting a million dollars? okay, you have a million dollars. leave it at that. see how easy that is? not thinking about what's gonna happen and how?

when you manifest something, it comes to you. that's that. leave. it. at. that.

you don't need to come up with a game plan in your head about how everything will come together, because it just will. all you have to do is decide. the 3D is supposed to do the hard part, not the source.

"i have it, it's mine." not, "i have it, and this is how i'll get it."

[laxave]

[dovai]

be busy. busy not checking messages. busy reading those books you never started or finished. busy having a good night of sleep. busy taking care of yourself and your skin. busy moving your body. busy helping your community. busy reflecting on your life and what you can improve. busy doing things aside from the capitalistic viewpoint of “productivity.” busy slowing down.

[beautifulhibiscus]

the biggest illusion is that anyone is above anyone. i am not above you, just as you are not above me. so what separates the two of us, so much so that you feel as though you must compete with me?

[blondedboy]

[the-wolf-and-moon]

Orion

[dreamstars]

[drafthearse]

millipedes from wikimedia commons

[tpoc]

My name is Tawi, and I’m reaching out for help for myself and my girlfriend. I know you’ve probably seen my fundraisers floating around before, and while I am still working doing art commissions, it’s hard for me to get hired anywhere in a wheelchair. Both my girlfriend and I are disabled and I myself am currently living in a food desert, where it’s nearly impossible to find affordable groceries, safe sidewalks, or reliable healthcare. The sidewalks in our area are so poorly maintained that my wheelchair motor is constantly at risk, it's the fifth time it's broken and everytime it breaks its a $500 repair, and the lack of accessible housing and medical care has made daily life a real struggle for me. Furthermore, the house that I’ve been staying in for the last year has five flights of stairs, including the first two to get into the building, and it’s been a nightmare getting in and out of the house with my wheelchair.

On top of all the expenses needed to move, I also have a sick kitty that I’m caring for, and the vet has recently located a tumor where her kidney is, and she’s continuing to pee blood even after her round of antibiotics, and she’s having an increasingly hard time keeping weight on.

Id like to move to a state where I can finally access better healthcare for me and my cat, find a place I can actually afford that’s not on the third floor, and live in a community where I can get around safely. The funds from this fundraiser will go directly toward moving expenses, car insurance, gas, securing a new place to live, and covering the gap in healthcare coverage during my transition. Some of you may recall when I was hatecrimed a year and some change back, where my belongings were trashed and my wheelchair and crutches were stolen, this money would also be going to help me find community in a more accepting area where I no longer have to live with strangers and be at risk for something like this happening again. Every bit of support will help us take this important step toward a safer, healthier, and more independent life.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read our story. Even if you’re not able to donate, just sharing our fundraiser means the world to us and brings us closer to our goal, and puts me in a more stable financial situation to complete the last year of my bachelor’s degree! Your kindness and support truly make a difference.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-us-move-to-accessible-housing-and-healthcare

Donate to Help Us Move to Accessible Housing and Healthcare, organized by Nana Tawi

My name is Tawi, and I’m reaching out for help for myself and my girlfrien… Nana Tawi needs your support for Help Us Move to Accessible Hous

[circusmystic]

hii everyone. my gf has been having a really severe go of it this year (and honestly the last several)

i would really like to get her out to here my state where she can have more thorough medical access + generally be someplace more affordable and with community that takes her health and wellness seriously as a disabled black trans person. please consider helping her get a little bit of stability in a really rough time, and please share 💚

[hannful]

fresh off the press

[afriblaq]

Alice Coachman grew up in Albany, Georgia, during Jim Crow. She was not allowed to train on public tracks or fields. She practiced barefoot in fields and dirt roads. She won 25 national championships in track and field. She qualified for the 1940 and 1944 Olympics — which were cancelled because of World War Two. In 1948, at the London Olympics, Alice Coachman cleared 5 feet 6 and an eighth inches in the high jump on her first attempt — the only athlete to clear that height cleanly. She won the gold medal. She became the first Black woman in history — from any country — to win an Olympic gold medal. At the ceremony, King George VI shook her hand. When she came home to Albany, Georgia, the city held a parade in her honor. She was not allowed to sit near white spectators at her own homecoming celebration. The mayor of Albany gave a speech but refused to shake her hand or make eye contact with her during it. She was the most decorated woman athlete in America. In her home city, she could not drink from the same water fountain as the people celebrating her. Coca-Cola made her the first Black woman to sign an endorsement deal with an American company. That was 1952. Four years after the gold. FIRST: First Black woman in the world to win an Olympic gold medal (1948 London Olympics). More stories like this → link in bio 🔗 #blackhistory #AliceCoachman #BlackWomen #Olympics. #nowaythisisreal

[itgirlinternet]

riri maternity shoot

[lacetulle]

Rahul Mishra | Fall/Winter 2026 Couture

[florial]

[g5hrs]