[urbanfragment]

[silfarione]

[b-a-d-habits]

[tropicaltrash-deactivated201604]

[mangacartaholygrail]

do you ever hear a line in a song and it’s just so painfully clever you just sit there in shock for the remainder of the song

[callistojewelry]

[themoonphase]

☽ ☼ the earth has music for those who listen ☼ ☾

[sersa]

[yarrahs-life-deactivated2014090]

*heart breaks*

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[beatonna]

If you aren’t totally quaking in your boots at the news of millions of bees dead, yet again, you’re nuts.

[unclegrandpaapologist-deactivat]

this should be concerning a lot more people than it is

not only because bees are one of the most important animals in the world and their job is a lot more than gathering honey but also because they are what scientists refer to as an “indicator species"

this means that when their populations start dwindling and then rapidly dropping, humans need to watch their shit because that means that environmental factors are too difficult for THEM to live in, so it might be difficult for US to live in, too. bees basically act as an indication that humans have a lot to worry about and when they start dying like this it deserves a lot more than a few headlines.

[coleworldgifs]

[tylerknott]

Typewriter Series #465 by Tyler Knott Gregson

[getuhigh]

Adidas Originals

[nayyirahwaheed-deactivated20180]

i love you. simply because your skin is black. gold. morning cream. wild red. and i see our mother fall from your eyelashes every time you blink.

a love letter, nayyirah waheed (via nayyirahwaheed)

[specialnights]

In 1981 the trial of Josephus Andersonan, an African American charged with the murder of a white policeman, took place in Mobile. At the end of the case the jury was unable to reach a verdict. This upset members of the Ku Klux Klan who believed that the reason for this was that some members of the jury were African Americans. At a meeting held after the trial, Bennie Hays, the second-highest ranking official in the Klan in Alabama said: “If a black man can get away with killing a white man, we ought to be able to get away with killing a black man.”

Nineteen-year-old Michael Donald was on his way to the store in 1981 when two members of the United Klans of America ( Bennie Hays’s son, Henry Hays, and James Knowles) abducted him, beat him, cut his throat and hung his body from a tree on a residential street in Mobile, Ala.

A short investigation took place with the local police claiming that Donald had been murdered over a disagreement with a drugs deal. Donald’s mother, Beulah Mae Donald, knowing her son didn’t involve himself with drugs, was determined to get justice. She contacted Jessie Jackson who came to Mobile and led a protest march about the failed police investigation.

[holyharam-blog-blog]

Why don’t we learn about these court cases in school

[anandalewis-deactivated20150602]

Cause white ppl are evil

[blackmanonthemoon]

damn 1981………..

[complicated-at-besst-deactivate]

I am America. I am the part you won’t recognize. But get used to me. Black, confident, cocky; my name, not yours; my religion, not yours; my goals, my own; get used to me.

Muhammad Ali (via establishedin81)

[tylerknott]

Typewriter Series #464 by Tyler Knott Gregson

[black-culture]

Best tweet ever.

[cocoavalentines-deactivated2017]

there goes my 4th of july post

[trueempress-deactivated20170125]

Oh snap.