MALEELE

African without apology. Black without apology. Woman without apology. IG: MissZambia | Twitter: @MissZambia

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Cotton Comes to Harlem (1970)

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love comes in layers and each layer is a valid experience (2021)

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Danai Gurira is so gorgeous

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Danai Gurira is so gorgeous

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Seen in Togo, 1968 by Evelyn Bernheim

Pictured is Togo’s only female photographer at the time, Chantal Lawson in her studio.

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Keep liking my posts we gon end up like this

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Black Panther (2018)

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beauty @ phillip plein ss19

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“The famous slap, where Tibbs retaliates against a racist landowner, wasn’t improvised, though, as has been suggested. I kept telling [Sidney] Poitier that Tibbs was a sophisticated detective, not used to being pushed around. I showed him how to do the slap. ‘Don’t hit him on the ear,’ I said. ‘I want you to really give him a crack on the fatty side of his cheek.’ I told him to practise on me. A black man had never slapped a white man back in an American film. We broke that taboo.

”Young black people in northern cities responded to the film in a much more visceral way than the whites did. This was the first time a black actor was wearing the fancy suit and being looked up to.” -Director of In the Heat of the Night (1967), Norman Jewison on The Slap Heard Round The World

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