Today has been cancelled, go back to bed.

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i’ve been kinda m.i.a on here because last week i was smidge busy graduating from uni!

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i am afraid

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The most disrespected person in America, is the black woman. The most unprotected person in America is the black woman. // Malcolm X

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Jay Z First Time Hearing Beyonce Album

Watch The Full Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOJcAE72TH0

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PlllleeeeeAaaasssseeee

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Lmmfao

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‘Loving Vincent,” An Animated Film With 12 Oil Paintings Per Second

The very first trailer for ‘Loving Vincent’ was recently released and promises stunning art in one of the most visually galvanizing movies of the decade. 

The film features over 12 oil paintings per second crafted by a team of over 100 painters inspired by the brush strokes of the brilliant Vincent Van Gogh. 

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Enjoy yummy food? this blog is for you!

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As a reminder, here is who’s actually responsible for violence against police.

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Adonis & Bianca in Creed (2015)

“When I mention the scene where Michael B. Jordan’s character, Adonis, taking down her braids, which every black girl immediately died over, she notes, ‘That was not a mistake. If you look really closely there’s cocoa butter and a scarf to wrap her hair. It was a real opportunity to show young black people with nuance, and not have it be about race.’

‘I love that you get to see a black man be sensitive and vulnerable — and seeing a black woman demand those things of him. As millennial love is not women waiting at home but being just as — if not more — ambitious, and showing how it works when two people are after something.’ ” — Tessa Thompson x

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Because white people only quote the “I Have A Dream” speech like Dr. King wasn’t pro-black.

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The media’s obsession with the “post-baby body” is way more harmful than we think

Women’s blogs and magazines are obsessed with celebrities’ post-baby bodies. Glossy covers celebrate the women who effortlessly “bounce back” to their pre-baby weight after delivering a living, breathing child into the world. It’s important to recognize the very real — and very damaging — effects the media’s post-baby body fascination can have on women’s body image and mental health, particularly for women with a history of eating disorders.

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amazing episode 

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