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skinsandotherthings

creamysmooth

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I’m “shut the fuck up”

anneboleyns

not included but i’m “it’s coming u little bitch” when someone was pestering about dropping her next song

thepowerofblackwomen

Kerry Washington and Viola Davis Ink Individual Overall Deals With ABC Studios. The production companies are up and running. Kerry’s first project was the Anita Hill film Confirmation. Viola with Lila & Eve.

“I believe strongly in the importance of having a seat at the table which makes starting this production company thrilling for me. It’s an honor to be at a point in my career when I can help generate projects that that are exciting, necessary, and truly reflect the world around us,” Washington said in a statement. “I’m grateful to be on this journey with ABC, a network that remains unparalleled in its commitment to inclusive storytelling.”

“We started JuVee because we wanted to see narratives that reflected our multi-ethnic and multifaceted culture,” said Davis. “We wanted to be a part of classic storytelling, and we didn’t want to wait.”

BLACK 👏🏾 GIRL 👏🏾 MAGIC 👏🏾

itsagifnotagif

Dogs are too pure honestly

thexfiles

me: has had 2 good days in a row

my brain: It’s Time

me: for what

my brain: It’s Time

sparrow-va

you better watch out, you better watch out, you better watch oUT, YOU BETTER WATCH OUT, YOU BETTER WATCH OUT, YOU BETT–

jarofbeees

Bioware: “let’s make our protagonists siblings! That’s a nice, safe way of introducing a narrati-” This guy: “FUCKIN SJW SCUM AND THEIR GODDAMM BROTHER SISTER SHIT FUCK YOUR POLITICAL CORRECT MULTIPLE CHILDREN IN A FAMILY FUCKIN SHITLORDS”

coryphefishh

Some Random Guy: Hey, I’d like to introduce you to my sist–

Commenter: Hiiiissssssssssssss (crawls under table, stares suspiciously)

inquisitorialshepards

Having a brother or sister makes you an sjw

inabasket

*flip through my family photo album* what kind of social justice bullshit is this

beekirby

The SJWs have been right under our noses this whole time

griffin mcelroy sometimes: beautifully choreographed scenes spun off the top of his head, heart-wrenching characterization, astounding visuals, emotional and intense narration

griffin mcelroy other times: you just- you- you go very- very- uh, boys, you go very, *very* fast,

apnirani

Rani Sahiba Ke Pardesi Phool

‘The Udaipur Collection’ by Sabyasachi Part 2

invite-me-to-your-memories

i understand the historical reasons why English is the most common language

but if I was writing a speculative fiction novel

and I said “the language that most people learn as a second language, usually for professional reasons, is also the only one with a spelling system so terrible that spelling words correctly is a broadcasted competition”

you’d be like “extremely unrealistic 0/10”

theangelshavethetimeturner

i never thought of this, do other languages not have spelling bees?

faded-mind

#no we don’t

titforatat

the most jarring thing my dad has ever told me is that we’re the new 60’s

when i asked him what he meant he said that he remembered being a kid in the 60’s, he remembered the long hair and the sex and the push against an older, less tolerant generation for freedom. he was born in 1955 so he wasn’t intimately involved in the progressiveness of it but he said he remembered always understanding the younger generation because they spoke to children like him, children that were being raised in restrictive households that were more prone to rebellion. flash forward to our generation and he’s floored, he’s shocked and a little bit scared because he sees the same passion in us, the same struggle and desire for change but this time he’s the older generation. we’re the new 60’s and he’s the establishment we’re trying to change. and it just strikes me how circular this world is, and how every once in a while a certain generation comes around with their radical, progressive agenda. and one day we’re going to wake up in the future and find ourselves face-to-face with a younger, more progressive generation and we’re going to have to decide if we’re still with them or if we’re the new establishment they’re fighting against