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[11thsense]

Crayola beauty is here….it’s over for u other makeup brands lmao

[11thsense]

Actually this shit is really cute and the artist in me wants all of these

[chinkylee]

I just wanna know if I can use the sharpener from my 96 pack on these

[westafricanbaby]

PLEASE STOP SHARING AND PROMOTING THIS. A black woman called Supa @supa_cent already came out with something very similar last year and Crayola is trying to steal her concept. Crayola didn’t think of doing this till Supa did it🙄. Support @thecrayoncase instead. That is the original.

[sociallyawkward18]

BOOST!!!

[perks-of-being-chelle]

My version of back to school shopping

[its-tinasnow]

SUPPORT SUPA!!!!!

[darkmoonperfume]

Support black women entrepreneurs

[aloemom]

SUPA’S PRODUCT ARE BOMB ASF

Support black women

She mostly employs black ppl, she is everything

[tsunamiwavesurfing]

im calling an emergency black community assembly. i just saw a picture of papoose without a hat. and the hairline is stable. what the hell going on

[tsunamiwavesurfing]

papoose hat and deray vest are two of 3 eternal constants the third being gravity. i suspect this is doctored. we need to expert insight and review

[uncleromeo]

wayment…

pap ain’t bald?

[dynastylnoire]

I’m calling in the black tumblr lacefront detection unit

[lchupanibre]

the same man that gave us this 

is supposed to have a stable hairline? im not buyin this

[dynastylnoire]

These are their stories

[clamchowdurr-deactivated2022040]

Nahhh what? This old?

[chlomoneychloproblems]

I need confirmation on the legitimacy of this. He wore that incel ass hat to his wedding, but has a stable hairline? I refuuuse to believe it

[dynastylnoire]

Incel

Ass

Hat

[zdvsn]

Stable hairline. Incel Ass Hat.

Im logging off😣🤣🤣🤣

[badgyal-k-deactivated20190901]

I hate you guys 😭😭😭

[princecarlton]

I’m dying off the fact bruh wore a hat while getting a haircut

[dynastylnoire]

THIS THREAD HAS ME CRYING REAL TEARS FOR 20 MINUTES

[be-blackstar]

Reminder that if you’re not a descendant of enslaved black people you have no business making “if slavery were a choice” jokes

[locsofpoetry]

Living our life like it’s golden ||

[locsofpoetry]

So backstory. I was hella nervous about dyeing my hair. I was terrified that my hair was gonna turn out some strange color that I wouldn’t be able to change for months. So @rongriswell proposed the idea that he would also get his hair dyed with me to be my support system. It turns out I loved the color and now we’re golden in our black love 💛

[witlovesyou]

Big sister drops to her knees to show affection to newborn Photo by James Irwin

[fruitsaladchewits-deactivated20]

i enjoy mornings that you wake up to silence and no one is asking anything of you, you’re under no pressure to exist and its just wonderful

[whitneymuseum]

Cryptocurrency has been the subject of fierce debate since 2017. Bitcoin, Ethererum, and other peer-to-peer digital cash systems that make up the cryptocurrency ecosystem today claim to hold the potential to revolutionize the very nature of global economics by decentralizing how money and value are exchanged. Mainstream economists, institutional banks, and governments (in particular U.S. and China), have attacked crypto in words and in deeds. The scrutiny and interest in crypto has made it a lively and future-directed subject of discussion in an otherwise dismal political and cultural year.

On Friday, April 27, Badlands Unlimited joins us for a conversation on the basics of crypto: its history, technology, and current application in the field of finance and beyond. Maya Binyam and Grayson Earle, co-founders of Bail Bloc, will talk about how their app redirects a small portion of your computer’s unused processing power to post bail for low-income people detained in the Bronx and in Queens. The conversation will be followed by a Q+A with Bail Bloc and Badlands Crypto Group (Miriam Katzeff, Meredith Finkelstein, and Paul Pham), whose work is currently on view in An Incomplete History of Protest: Selections from the Whitney’s Collection, 1940—2017.

[cyborgsmanifesto]

dealing with the worst case scenario

your condom breaks

you feel a lump on your breast

your friends are ignoring you

you’re stranded on an island 

you got rejected by a crush

you get into a car accident

you got stung by a bee/wasp

you got fired from your job

you’re in an earthquake

your tattoo gets infected

your house is on fire

you’re lost in the woods

you get arrested abroad

you get robbed

your partner cheated on you

you’re on a ship that’s sinking

you fall into ice

you’re stuck in an elevator

you hit a deer with your car

you have food poisoning

your pet passed away

you fall off of a horse

you or your friend has alcohol poisoning

you have toxic shock syndrome

your house has a gas leak

[4velitta4]

I feel like this could be useful in my future

[astrologypixies-deactivated2016]

REBLOG THIS. I CANNOT STRESS HOW IMPORTANT THIS GUIDES ARE, BOOST THIS SHIT

[getupoffyourcassbutt]

If I don’t reblog this one of these things is definitely going to happen to me

[helvonasche]

I’m reblogging this, and I hope bad things don’t happen to you.. but.. I’m gonna save it too… for writing… and I’m dumb…

[6lacksoul]

[buynoir-blog]

[funkpunkandroll84-deactivated20]

OMG… the rare Whitney shots… can’t wait until this comes out!

[arabwife]

i admire people who could’ve turned cold after everything they’ve been through but still chose love anyway. there’s strength in that

[fomysquad]

Police Accidentally Record Themselves Conspiring to Fabricate Criminal Charges Against Protester

The ACLU of Connecticut is suing state police for fabricating retaliatory criminal charges against a protester after troopers were recorded discussing how to trump up charges against him. In what seems like an unlikely stroke of cosmic karma, the recording came about after a camera belonging to the protester, Michael Picard, was illegally seized by a trooper who didn’t know that it was recording and carried it back to his patrol car, where it then captured the troopers’ plotting.

“Let’s give him something,” one trooper declared. 

Another suggested, “we can hit him with creating a public disturbance.” 

“Gotta cover our ass,” remarked a third.

This should 100% be felony charges with guaranteed jailtime if proven true.

Exactly, this kind of abuse of power is extremely dangerous because it erodes the rule of law. There is very little legitimacy left in the American justice system and people can’t be expected to respect authority when it behaves like this. It’s really hard to see how the US will be able to pull out of the tailspin it’s in.

Here’s a petition calling on DOJ to investigate harassment and detaining of people who film police: LINK

#LawEnforcement #Police #Cops #Corruption

#StayWoke

[lagonegirl]

OMG BOOOOOOOOOST THIS 

Reblog to save life! 

[theestablishedguy-deactivated20]

EVERYONE PLEASE

[mekipool-deactivated20180929]

waroncops.tumblr.com

[pocmemes]

[latenights]

putting tape over my Webcam thinking about how the CIA agent watched me cry everyday for a year and didn’t once check up one me: cut toxic people out in 2018

[coutureicons]

toni childs in girlfriends

[atyourcrib]

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