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Link in bio from @savannahonfilmradio On @wruu_107.5_savannah. #Kareem #Karmac #shortfilm #film #director #filmmaking #filmmaker #cinematography #actor #indiefilm #cinema #filmfestival #movies #movie #photography #producer #Radio #actorslife #behindthescenes #music #comedy #model #production #acting #camera #filmdirector #KareemMcMichael #shortfilms #artist #bhfyp https://www.instagram.com/p/B6ozSOFJ-Lb/?igshid=8k5a1mdugvnj

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Had a great time at Cine Gear Expo #shortfilm #film #director #filmmaking #filmmaker #cinematography #actor #indiefilm #cinema #filmfestival #movies #art #movie #photography #producer #Karmac #actorslife #behindthescenes #music #comedy #actors #production #acting #Kareem #camera #filmdirector #KareemMcMichael #shortfilms #artist #bhfyp (at Pinewood Atlanta Studios) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3ZqVuuhFmk/?igshid=uajpvuns7peh

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#Kareem #Karmac #Photoshoot #Downtown #Savannah

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#Kareem #Karmac #Photoshoot #Downtown #Savannah

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Christine Screening at the Savannah Film Festival

I enjoyed the film #Christine so much. Got to see it at the #SavannahFilmFestival.  From someone that use to work at a TV I can relate to a lot of the film. Rebecca Hall played the title role so very well.

Christine takes place in Sarasota, Fla., circa 1974, is about an ambitious, 29-year-old reporter is relentlessly motivated to succeed. She knows she has talent, but being a driven career woman in the '70s comes with its own challenges, especially when competition for a promotion and a tumultuous home life lead to a dissolution of self. With ratings in the cellar, the station manager issues a mandate to deliver juicier and more exploitative stories, a story firmly at odds with her serious brand of issue-based journalism.

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Kareem McMichael’s short film ‘The C Files’ will be screened at the Get Connected industry event on Thursday, May 28th at the 444 Theater in Atlanta at 10:10pm. Find out more details and RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1455138878112709/.

The C Files is about two investigative reporters seek to move up in their company. The reporters Angela and Ronald sneak into a major business and try to expose the company's money laundering schemes

"Get Connected", it is a monthly film and entertainment industry mixer. The event includes powerful networking opportunities for the Atlanta-area entrainment industry with industry professionals, screenings, seminars, and more. The main "Get Connected" event:  https://www.facebook.com/events/836176396471551/. Tickets for "Get Connected" are $10 and include complimentary beverages and snacks.

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I be the one that they love to mention. I tell them keep on talking because I love the attention.

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#Congratulations to the documentary 'Road To Desegregation' for winning the Jim Demulling Award for Best Film with Social Justice Theme at the #Humboldt International Film Festival. (#Kareem, #Karmac)

Watch the documentary here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8Pqf2AkFKw

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Her invitations set the tone. Let me invite you in. Full editorial: http://bit.ly/1wa0Jva

Photographer Zoltan Mihaly Fashion Editor Peter Frak Model Barbie at Attractive Models Hair Abel Telenko Makeup Eszter Galambos Stylist Assistant Elliot Parker

Pants Napsugar von Bittera Watch/Earring Swarovski

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Blanche: Oh, I feel just terrible! My eyes are all puffy…

Blanche: …my nose is res, my glands are swollen.

Blanche: Isn’t it amazing how I can feel so bad and still look so good?

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 Out and about today.  Had a great time at the 'Beyond The Lights' screening. www.facebook.com/karmackam www.kmcmichael.weebly.com

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Congrats to the 2014 DJNF app class. Thank you #UWK and #DJNF. #DJNFAppClass (Photo by Melinda Shelton).

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Checkout #Kareem McMichael in #SSUMassCommToday blog: http://ssumasscommtoday.blogspot.com #DJNFappclass. More photos soon at www.facebook.com/karmackam

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@giseleofficial is face for @hm swimwear. Beautiful portraits. #hm #gisele #workingmodel

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Life, 

It must be learned, it must be experienced, it must lived with every fiber of ones beings.

With each day there is something new to learn, something new to teach, room to grow, a new obstacle to be overcome.

It is a part of life that people come and go, people rise and fall, relationships fail and some last. There is a time and place for everything under the sun.

All of the fortune, all of the love, all of the hate, all of the joy, all of the hardships, all of the pain, all of failures, and all of the success….these are the things that mere mortals struggle through. These are the things that remain only in the memory.

But those that live life, learn life, and experience life….these are things legends are made of....these are the ones that endure.

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People really don’t believe Ancient Egyptians were ethnically African?

Perri: It’s sad but true, so many people don’t believe it. :(

Yup and if you ask the average American they will automatically say The Middle East…

…

but…

how—

Look at their lips!

This man up there favors my great great granddaddy (I’m of African descent, just so you all know)

EYES, NOSE—LIPS AGAIN.

I MEAN.

OMG. SERIOUSLY.

LIKE.

IT SHOULDN’T BE THIS HARD TO GRASP.

White denial.

Remember, around the time white people became obsessed with Egypt and began romanticizing its history, they still were allowed to openly hate POC. They refuse to believe that so much power, grace, and beauty could come from people they despised(read: were jealous of).

It’s all just a superiority complex to mask their innate insecurity. It’s why they happily lump Egypt in with the Middle East and completely erase Black Egypt from the picture and instead focus on Arab Egypt.

It’s also why they have taken to dividing Africa into North Africa and “Sub-Saharan Africa” as if everything that is not of the “exotic desert” is inferior and savage.

Taxonomy and classism are just a few of white people’s favorite things to do to make themselves feel like they run shit.

The term “middle east” didn’t even exist before the 1960s.

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Bless this fucking post you have no idea the shit I had to go through as a child when I told them I was from Egypt. They’d be like “but you’re black” or the most ignorant of them all would say “Egypt is not a part of Africa, because Africa is full of black people.” I literally got into fights with people about this.

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“Beast is a strong word. You’re the one who started throwing beast around. I’d say you’re like a 6. It’s just that you’re very slender. And I like a big ass.”