$LAYYYTER
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
@theartofmadeline
occasionally subtle
#extradirty
Sade Olutola
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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oozey mess
YOU ARE THE REASON
RMH
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@lifeinthekeyofe-blog
Sing. Your. Song!
Sing, young black man.
black exellence
GO OFFFFF
His runs😩😩😩🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
Dude was runnin all over the place
PLEASE MAKE THIS GO VIRAL
Bruh he is blessed ! 👏
Yaaaaaas booo SANG IT
got me in tears.
#TheVoice
Tumblr Tuesday: Black History Month
Black History Album (blackhistoryalbum) Photographs of historical moments large and small, from art, culture, politics, everything. Covering the 1860s to the 1960s (and beyond).
Vintage Black Glamour (vintageblackglamour) Watch American style get invented before your very eyes. Learn about people who smashed the color barrier while dressed to the nines (and beyond). And: it’s a book.
Bklyn Boihood (bklynboihood) For and by trans POC. Headquartered in Brooklyn, accessible from everywhere. Brooklyn Boihood is on a mission to spread love through art and music events—and provide a safe haven for those who need one.
Black Scientists and Inventors (blackscientistsandinventors) People who changed and are changing the world for the better. Also, alerts about STEM scholarships and grants, so that next world-changer could be you.
Super Heroes in Color (superheroesincolor) In a genre dominated by white men, here’s a much-needed celebration of characters of color. Storm isn’t the only black super hero.
Portrait of Robert Lee Curbeam Jr via blackhistoryalbum
Rich Boy went to space?!
Serena Williams
They need to make a wonder woman movie and and make Serena Wonder Woman
Glory
Malcolm X (May 5, 1962)
in Los Angeles
This is so relevant today.
Britain’s Most Notorious Gang - Cecile Emeke Dorothy Groce The police shot Dorothy ‘Cherry’ Groce by police, while they sought her son Michael Groce; they believed Michael Groce was hiding in his mother’s home. It is reported that the police did not give the required warning. Michael Groce was not there at the time of the shooting, and Mrs. Groce was paralysed below the waist by the police bullet. The police officer who shot Mrs. Groce, Inspector Douglas Lovelock, was prosecuted but eventually acquitted of malicious wounding. In March 2014, almost 29 years after the events, and almost three years after the death of Mrs. Groce, the Metropolitan Police made a public apology for the shooting.
Cynthia Jarrett
Forty-nine-year-old Mrs Jarret immediately collapsed and died from a heart attack during a police raid in relation to her son. During the coroner’s inquest into Mrs Jarret’s death, her daughter, Patricia claimed to have seen D.C. Randle push her mother whilst conducting the search inside their house, causing her to fall. Randle denied this allegation. No police officers were charged or disciplined for her death.
Frank Ogboru
London tourist and Nigerian businessman Frank Ogburu cried out ‘I can’t breathe’, as four police officers piled on top of him, one standing with his foot on Ogburu’s neck. Speaking from her home in Lagos, Mr Ogboru’s widow, Christy, said: “I am crushed. I put my faith in the British system to give me justice but it has failed me. Frank was not a criminal. He did not deserve to die in the street like an animal.”
Wayne Douglas
Wayne Douglas, 25, died in Brixton police station after being detained in a stop and search operation. The first inquest into his death found he had been held face-down with his hands cuffed behind his back on four separate occasions. The jury at the inquest found, by an 8-1 verdict, that his death from heart-failure had been an accident, despite acknowledging that it was caused by police methods of restraint.
Roger Sylvester
Roger Sylvester was a mentally ill man who died after being detained outside his home in Tottenham, London, by eight Metropolitan police officers. He fell into a coma and eventually died while being restrained on the floor of a padded room by six officers while being assessed by medical staff. In 2003, an inquest heard that Sylvester had died of brain damage and cardiac arrest, caused by difficulty breathing because of the position he was held in. A jury returned a verdict of unlawful killing in October 2003. The verdict was overturned in November 2004.
Joy Gardner
Joy Gardner, aged fourty, died after being arrested by ‘specialist’ officers from the Extradition Unit of the Met. She was gagged to death with 13 feet of tape. The inquest was adjourned till trial of officers involved, and the officers were later acquitted.
Sean Rigg
Sean Rigg was a 40-year old man who has mental health issue. He died on 21 August 2008 while in police custody at the entrance to Brixton police station, South London, England.
Christopher Adler
Christopher Alder was a former British Army paratrooper who died while in police custody, in April 1998. On arrival at the police station he was “partially dragged and partially carried,” handcuffed and unconscious, from a police van and then placed on the floor of the custody suite while officers chatted between themselves and speculated that he was faking illness. A coroner’s jury in 2000 returned a verdict that Alder was unlawfully killed and in 2002 five police officers went on trial accused of manslaughter and misconduct in public office, but were cleared on the orders of the judge. In November 2011 the government formally apologised to Alder’s family in the European Court of Human Rights, admitting that it had breached its obligations in regard to preserving life and ensuring no one is subjected to inhuman or degrading treatment. They also admitted that they had failed to carry out an effective and independent inquiry into the case.
Derek Bennett Derek Bennett was shot dead in the street by Brixton police who alleged they were called by a member of the public; Derek was carrying a novelty lighter shaped like a gun. Inquest verdict: ‘Lawful killing’.
Mark Duggan
The father of four was shot dead by the Trident unit of the Metropolitan Police. It was concluded a lawful killing despite it being proved he was unarmed and had no gun. The media went on to demonise Duggan by using a “hard-faced” images of him, which was later found to be a cropped pictures of the Father at his daughter’s graveside.
So, please spare me the ‘UK Police are so regulated’ crap. Regulate these fucking murders.
#blacklivesmatter
Oddly mesmerizing.
via Black Teen Public Relations
finally
N*ggas ball...but is he ballin for ya?
I'm praying for this level of selflessness...
I just left a show wit a 2-piece...dolla sign got groupies...
Paul asked: Is there any way this is not hell of racist? Do you think these racist fucks know how much obsessing over kids in “nice and tight” pants makes them sound like child molesters?
Murrica.
Children see. Children do.
It matters not what a person is born, but who they choose to be.
Joanne Kathleen Rowling
How I feel after finishin the bar exam...
Snowman back.
