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thepowerofblackwomen

thecalminside

“If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito.”

Dalai Lama

nanocomputer

when u flip out on people all day then realize u were just hungry

that-supreme-bitch

thegoodvybe

pr1nceshawn

What A Great Idea!

This billboard is made of 2,000 cheeseburgers that anyone can take for free.

This bag of chips has two perforations so you can open it more the further down you eat.

This pill bottle lid tells you when you last opened it.

This is a phone charging station where you can pedal to get power.

Trash bins in Copenhagen are angled so cyclists can toss their trash while biking.

This dressing room has labeled hooks to help you separate your clothes.

Choose a cup and let everyone know about your current status.

Doghouses near a supermarket in Copenhagen.

There’s a special place for your pet in this supermarket cart.

A cafe in Poland provides its guests with water for their pets.

These bananas are sorted by how ripe they are at the moment.

This pharmacy has a magnifying glass so people can read medicine labels more easily.

This pizza place has a display with all their pizza sizes and how large they are compared to each other.

cooltoy101-deactivated20210309

Big Dave

kushandwizdom

“May your choices reflect your hopes, not your fears.”

— Nelson Mandela

personalwithelena

How my brain supposed to believe that Chadwick Boseman be in his 40s when it look like he on his way to English 101.

deeplifequotes

“Get comfortable with being alone. It will empower you.”

— Jonathan Tropper

booblessgoddess

the-real-eye-to-see

The suicide rate among black children is alarming. We need to do something about it!

And do white America give a hoot about it? I really doubt… They don’t care! They can see only white problems!

Sometimes life is really a hell for black kids who aren’t strong enough. Children can be very cruel, especially when it comes to racism, so be attentive to your friends!

#BlackPeople #StayWoke

thequeenovmean

@kimreesesdaughter you was just talking about this

kimreesesdaughter

I remember reading this article and being so heartbroken not realizing how close it would hit to home. Her mom thinks material things can prevent suicidal thoughts 😔😒

nyx-aurelion

Keep your loved ones close and listen to them. You may be the only one they can turn to.

niggitynice

What about PTSD? All the videos of black people being shot by the police in the U.S smh

accras

First Lady Michelle Obama at Princeton in the early 1980s. [x]

lovelysuggestions

be gentle with each other’s hearts.

surra-de-bunda

Texan female rapper Choice debuted on Rap-A-Lot Records in 1989. She was featured on Willie D’s album bragging about her pussy that was “the size of Bolivia”. Her stint on Willie’s album paved the way for her now infamous debut, “The Big Payback”. Rap audiences were left speechless when Choice dared to diss all of the big male rap acts of the time (NWA, Geto Boys, Too Short) on her debut single “Payback”. Whether she was calling them ugly or questioning their sexuality, Choice let these men know she was not to be messed with! As for the rest of the album, Choice took the time to tackle serious issues plaguing the female African American youth at the time: small dick boyfriends, premature ejaculation, masturbation, and cunnilingus.

In 1992 Choice released her sophomore effort, “Stick-N-Moove”. This album would set the standards for raunchy female rappers for the years to come. Choice took things to the other level with such sexually charged tracks like “Tales From The Sexside” and “One Just Ain’t Enough”. Choice, the finest woman living in Texas, once again didn’t censor herself. Her songs about gang bangs, anal sex, and [fucking] her man with a dildo, left listeners in awe. No other woman in rap had ever taken things to such an extreme. Of course, in her quest to be multi-dimensional, Choice took the time to explore topics that didn’t have to do with just her sexual escapades. “HIV Positive” was the album’s first single and served as a sort of public awareness for HIV dilemma occurring in the country. “Storybook Ho’s” saw Choice breaking down the gritty truth of life in the ghetto using famous cartoon/fairytale characters.