Jy

Essere spudorato.

[i-will-eat-dynamite]

beautiful women + underarm hair 

[littleuzivert]

like, flex on you haters, huh hi haters this is my world so it’s all in my favor I like all girls, yeah all type of flavors but that don’t matter, cause I just got my baby 💕

[madeinflorence]

[breadwinnnerz]

[sade-adu]

[childoftheancientforest]

[blackfashion]

The African Unicorn

@cynthianyongesa

[oracio]

Frida Khalo

[uninterestingarab]

Frida. ig: artsyrahmeh

[igxbaddies]

@certifiedcocoa

[bopeep]

[locs4eva]

Wow..spot on..

[potledom]

[giselleknowles7]

[eldu-deactivated20190211]

if anyone EVER asks why you like beyonce or they say they don’t understand the hype… just show them this 

[hustleinatrap]

Nigerian artist uses the symbol of the Afro Comb to celebrate activists jailed fighting for freedom and fairness.

Afro combs were very popular in the 70’s in America among Black youth who protested against repression. They represented both cultural and religious beliefs despite the fact that it was quite fashionable. The artist Fred Martins chose an orange color for showing association with prison. Five African leaders were chosen for their struggle for freedom, social justice, and fairness.

Fred Martins previous collection of art was dedicated to the serious issue of climate change. He is an artist who tries to draw attention to crucial problems of the humanity.

[tribethecollective]

[asiyamigold]

Father stretch my hands 🙌🏾

[asmrosa-deactivated20170831]

pink plastic babez apparel