@kenissiology - Tumblr Blog

mangacartaholygrail

*refuses to look at texts* I love conversation and communication

ithelpstodream

ryanmaherfaith

Trust. We need to trust that God has our best interest at hand and that He knows what He’s doing.

With that, trust that you have free will and you play a role.

God will not make you take action. God will not force you to obey Him.

Many times we think we know best, but we do not. We can only see the potential possibilities of a few steps ahead. God sees it all.

We must humble ourselves and remind ourselves that we see through a glass darkly. We do not see the entire picture. We only see a small piece of the masterpiece.

So let’s trust God today. Even if you don’t get what you asked for, trust that God knows what He is doing and that He is for you.

fleurjardin

House in Iporanga by Arthur Casas // São Paulo, Brazil

orwell

Naomi by Bruce Weber for Vogue Italia, 1994

veryfunnymemes

uncleromeo

for this wondering where to cop. I work with my hands and regularly get cuts and scrapes and I love these

they also come in mid tones.

babygirlgirlgirl-deactivated202

This is nice :)

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✊🏾

randomawe

There’s also a black owned company called Browndages!

They come in a number of different shades as well 🥰

thisisevak

Rebloging for the black owned company

badkidgorgug

Reblogging for other people who spent their whole lives not knowing bandages are supposef to match skin tone

frozen-flowerz

^ I cant believe there was an entire privilege I wasn’t even aware white people had

luisapa9-deactivated20210623

Cheap plane tickets, that’s all I ask for

nomediocre

She's so bomb! 🔥

Normani Kordei, Harper's Bazaar Icons Party 2019

cinemaspam

– Diahann Carroll & Sidney Poitier in Paris Blues (1961)

perfect-blackgirls-deactivated2

Love her

kenissiology

Love him. Love us

vintagewoc

Diahann Carroll (60s)

blackhistoryalbum

DIAHANN CARROLL / VINTAGE BLACK GLAMOUR & GRACE African American singer, television and stage actress known for her performances in some of the earliest major studio films to feature black casts (Carmen Jones-1954, Porgy and Bess-1959). Played the main character in Julia (1968), one of the first series on American television to star a black woman in a non-stereotypical role and was followed by her portrayal of Dominique Deveraux in the primetime soap opera Dynasty over three seasons.