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Chris Pine refuses to answer the question “Would you swipe left or right for Anna Kendrick on Tinder?” and instead gives this response

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Still can’t believe that this same man had to sit next to someone who could only say “My favorite thing about the movie is that it feels like a movie”…

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By veter.s.severa

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Had to try it! 😂

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My activities include:

Buying books

Smelling books

Looking at books

Carrying books around

My activities do NOT include:

Reading books

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By: Alexandra

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yeah sorry for taking you to Lowe's and leaving you trapped inside with the exits magically sealed and time warped so it felt like 100 years had passed in there. hey do you wanna go to Home Depot

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Dark Academia Reading List for Black People/Allies (Including Queer Black Authors)

Reblog to support black writers!

Things Fall Apart: Chinua Achebe

The story of colonialism in Africa from the perspective of an indigenous African man.

Invisible Man: Langston Hughes

A coming-of-age tale told through the lense of a black man questioning his place in a white society.

Their Eyes Were Watching God: Zora Neale Hurston

a story that touches on topics such as femininity, marriage, gender roles, sex and sexuality, and growing up, through the lens of a black woman living in the south in America in the early twentieth century.

Don’t Call Us Dead: Denez Smith (Non-Binary/Trans) (Recent Publication)

This collection of poems is written by a really skilled Non-Binary trans and HIV positive poet expressing feelings on subjects like police brutality and death

I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings: Maya Angelou

The first in a seven-volume series, it is a coming-of-age story that illustrates how strength of character and a love of literature can help overcome racism and trauma

Giovanni’s Room: James Baldwin (Gay)

This book is about and features the experiences of a bisexual man, and his relationship with an Italian bartender named Giovanni in Paris, France.

An Unkindness of Ghosts: River Solomon (Non-Binary) (Recent Publication)

A story that analyzes the black experience through the lense of science fiction and space travel, and brings a black voice to an overwhelmingly white genre

Push: Sapphire (Bi)

The 1996 novel by famous bisexual writer, Sapphire also has a movie adaptation called “Precious” and both are both Massive critical successes for their dark telling of a black coming of age story about a girl escaping abuse and exploring themes of motherhood, love, abuse, and more.

Your Son Is Dead: Persephone Anansi (Trans)

(Yes this is my book 🙃) (Recent Publication)

A new collection of poems from a black, trans woman about her experiences in life with identity, love, and activism, that touch on these subjects in a way that is visceral, raw, at times painful, and at times inspiring.

I took part of this list from a larger video I’m doing on the topic on my YouTube channel Here!

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omg the last one 😂

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Sebastian Stan in quarantine: a summary

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“ADJUA” (Exposed Series #3)

Artist: Tope Luwoye

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pencil_x_paper/?hl=en

She once felt she was a caged bird, biding her time to escape. But to where? As she gazed out her window, she realized the pandemic gave her clarity. With a stay order in place, “friends” began to reveal her worth to them in the form of silence, and with no access, her family couldn’t persuade her to be something she’s not. And ironically, the sting of being laid off was far less painful than expected. In fact, she was oddly relieved. With no one to dictate her life, she allowed herself to be EXPOSED to her new normal. Perhaps she isn’t caged at all but shielded in a safe place once prayed for but long forgotten.