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Rudo "EXEDoN" Cox is a Vessel, Artist, e.t.c..

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Mahogany Jones - Blue Collar Logic  (via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XznTS7jcOko)

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Wanna read more Up and Out?

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The Truth about Truth 

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You don’t want to find another person to make you happy; you want to find someone to share your already-existing joy with.

via KushandWizdom (via kushandwizdom)

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1938 stand-off between the KKK and African American residents of Lakeland - Florida

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Sitting In The Offline Chair Cuts You Off From Smartphone Distractions. 

- Is this the modern day version of “time out” for teens and adults?

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Haitian Band, Jerémie, Haiti c.1900

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Love this black excellence

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This is how mosquitoes drink blood

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87-year-old receives degree

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Hooters offered employees the chance to win a Toyota. When the winning waitress was given a “toy Yoda” action figure as a prank she sued and won enough to “pick out whatever type of Toyota she wants.”

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You’re exhausted in the faith because you’re looking at you. The more you look at yourself and the less you look at God, the more you get frustrated at yourself.

Matt Chandler (via kvtes)

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Sarah J. Garnet (Sarah Smith Thompson Garnet)

Art by Alice Miluna (deviant art)

Born in 1831, Sarah was the oldest of eleven children raised on a farm in Queens, NY.  Her younger sister, Susan McKinney Steward, became the first black woman in New York state to earn a medical degree.  

Sarah moved to Brooklyn as a teenager to train as a teacher and spent eighteen years working in free schools organized by New York’s black community.  In 1863, Sarah was offered the position of principal at a local public school and became the first black principal of a public school in New York City.  She served as principal until her retirement in 1900.

Sarah was also active in the fight for women’s suffrage.  She founded the Equal Suffrage Club in the late 1880s, leading a small group of politically minded black women in Brooklyn.  Sarah was also superintendent of the Suffrage Department of the National Association of Colored Women. Sarah remained politically active to the very end of her life, dying just months after she traveled to London for the Universal Races Conference.

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THAT NEW @j_johnsonmusic IS HERE!! FT. @dremurray22 @iamjekob and myself! Available on ITUNES. Listen on Rapzilla.

Side Note: I LOVE THIS SONG!! (at WHO GOT THE POWER?)

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Pure Magazine This February we focus on the concept behind Skin Deep: Love, Beauty, Black Femininity

[miocartella]

If you ever hear "such and such said such and such about such and such" come out of my mouth.... You have the right to see me on the street and slap me :-D