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Black LGBT legends. Thank you for your courage. Thank you for paving the way. Your influence lives on. Rest peacefully. Happy Pride Month. ❤️
From left to right: Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Bessie Smith, Josephine Baker, Alvin Ailey, Bayard Rustin, Langston Hughes, Audre Lorde, James Baldwin, and Marsha P. Johnson.
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Ultralight Beam - Chance snapped!!
He was recording her the whole time someone end my life now
If you ask an introvert a question, wait until she thinks about it. Introverts think before speaking, not through speaking. If you want to get to the good stuff, you need to slow down.
Laurie Helgoe (via fyp-psychology)
You are what you do, not what you say you’ll do.
Carl Jung (via fyp-psychology)
Confession
I was thinking about highschool and I remembered that I endured some serious racism and sexism. I went to a very diverse boarding school in Zambia and I was an athlete.
At the time I couldn’t understand why as girls we were discouraged and ridiculed when we played sport. I also remember being called lesbian (which is considered an insult in Zambia) for playing sport but when the light skinned and white girls played suddenly sporty girls were sexy.
I remember the boys football coach telling us to play more netball than football so he could see up our skirts. I remember being so upset about it and being told by my guy friend to get over it because it was a joke. I was genuinely hurt and it still stings thinking about it now.
I remember people laughing at the fact that my group of friends would buy the same braiding hair, I remember colored (biracial) girls jokingly threatening to let the savage african side of them out if anyone crossed them. One time a Pakistani student called a black football player a monkey after learning that he was dating a Pakistani girl. The casual use of the N word by non black people.
White students never getting punished for their behaviour while black students have their lives ruined over small things. Our rugby teams being separated by race. Racist teachers, self hating teachers.
Racist white students from South Africa suddenly flooding our school. I remember one time a white girl lost her phone and had the entire girls block locked down because she thought “one of the black girls” stole her cheap ass, dumb ass LG Chocolate.
I remember one of my colored (biracial) friends crying to her other friends because she thought it was unfair that she was lightskinned but she had “african hair” and her friends were lightskinned with “nice hair”.
I remember that people used to call the bench that we would sit on at lunch times the nigger bench.
I remember aspiring rappers, who were usually black guys, in our school rapping about how they don’t want to shop at the “black market” (they don’t want to date black girls). I remember one of my black guy friends talking about how he thought black women doing everyday things look disgusting while women that were not black looked “classy and sophisticated”. I remember my friend sadly replying “that’s just how it is.”
I remember my friend CRYING EYES OUT because the guy she absolutely adored wouldn’t date her because she was black. I remember he would mess around with her but would only be seen in public with his white girlfriend. I remember that this was all too common with black guys
I remember how TERRIBLY we were treated when we tried to challenge what was happening in our school.
Honestly there was so much shit we went through as african girls growing up it makes me want to cry sometimes and I’m shocked that I’m even somewhat sane with even the slightest bit of self worth still remaining. I wish people would understand just how much of a thrashing our self esteem takes as Black women. The only thing that kept me going was my group of black female friends. My experiences are the reason why I hold on to my black girl friendships so tightly, I will always love and support black women with my entire soul no matter their circumstances because they got me through some of my worst times and without them I honestly think I would have killed myself in highschool.
C: “Pussy generation”- Clint Eastwood
He can honestly toss his old self off a cliff and take his shit acting son with him. No seriously I am sick of 30+ people saying our generation doesn’t have “thick skin” and we’re “easily offended” like if that’s so true then stay the fuck away from us! Don’t talk to millenials, don’t follow us on Tumblr. And don’t rely on us to take care of your ungrateful annoying asses when you’re sitting in a nursing home wading in your own excrement.
Go buy a 40 pack of Depends, listen to oldies on a record player, throw away your Iphones and Androids, throw your fucking laptop in the garbage and buy a fucking typewriter, delete your Facebook pages, and revert back to the life that you so desperately miss. Disconnect from society, don’t ask your kids to teach you how to text, don’t go to “young people bars” (words I have heard 30+ people say), and don’t co-sign anything a millenial says. You’re okay with racism and sexism? Then go live with some extremist Mormons; they believe Black people are the devil and treat their women like broodmares. So GO and pursue living the pc free life you want. And if you ever get harassed at work or suffer from discrimination like ageism, sexism, racism, etc. then DON’T report it since you HATE political correctness.
“I have grown so much in the past few years and have become fearless, confident, lionhearted, valiant, and powerful in my own right. In this business, you’re constantly under a microscope and always being judged by people who don’t really know you. I’ve learned to disregard what others think and say and simply carry on with being me. I know my heart, and I’m my own best friend. I am surrounded by people who show me that love has no end.”
Why don't we talk about Portugal more?
They decriminalized ALL drugs. Every single one. Yes, even that one. If you get caught w. more than a 10 days supply (what ever that means) of any drug you meet in front of a Doctor, Lawyer and Social worker about drug addiction. They may or may not give you a fine but essentially there’s no penalty.
AND IT WORKED! ADDICTION RATES DROPPED. HIV RATES IN INJECTION USERS DROPPED. DEATH BY DRUG OD PLUMMETED.
Potugal has shown us that when we treat drug addiction as a medical/health issue, instead of a moral one, it is more efficient.
here’s a good article on it
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Just a regular teen…Sasha Obama’s summer job at seafood restaurant Nancy’s in Martha’s Vineyard.
When has a child of the first family ever???????
Michelle was like “So you think you just gone lay around in my house all summer? Sasha: But we the first family… Michelle: No I’M THE FIRST FAMILY. You ain’t paying no bills. You got First family money?
white actors: dropped out of school to pursue acting, told a joke once, got discovered and starred in a blockbuster actors of colour: attended tisch julliard rada, studied acting for years, did othello, joined a theatre “for people of their ethnicity”, did hamlet, auditioned for everything, did macbeth, won prestigious theatre award that no one cares about, got their big break delivering one line in a blockbuster
Jennifer Lawrence vs. Viola Davis
Just a regular teen…Sasha Obama’s summer job at seafood restaurant Nancy’s in Martha’s Vineyard.
When has a child of the first family ever???????
