The Secret Life of Me

[nkoolee]

Hearts are stupid.

They need to carry on pumping blood, and stop over exerting themselves.

[hustleinatrap]

Booooooost!

[iamhannalashay]

Ya'llllll this movie was sooo good I cried at the end

[bellaxiao]

[thehighpriestofreverseracism]

[crownthequeens]

Is there a heave for a G? #rip 🙏🏾 #tupac

[nkoolee]

My niggas, we the last ones left...

[g-a-n-g-s-t-a]

[nkoolee]

This smile just brightened up my whole existence.

[malcolmxisthegreatest-deactivat]

Rap God.

75 millions records sold.

Poet.

Activist.

Actor.

Teacher.

Revolutionary.

Black Pride. Black Manhood. Black Excellence. 

Long Live Tupac Amaru Shakur! 

[linderlost]

I used to think that adulthood was one crisis after another. I was wrong.

as it turns out, adulthood is multiple crises, concurrently, all the time, forever

[jcgreen72]

Confirmed

[ihaveface-blog1]

Sounds about right.

[defjamblr]

Happy born day.

[thegoodvybe]

[nkoolee]

what's your sandal style?

[blueglowdistress]

[weeniebagel]

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Table for Two by Kalis Uchis

[nkoolee]

❤️😩

[okmalume]

 Abra - Fruit

[v-na]

Visit Original Link

[nkoolee]

😍😍😍

[5000letters]

Brown girl,  be quiet, quieter, softer. Dumb  yourself down, read less, don’t think so much about the knots in your belly.  How it hurts when they  tell you brown girl don’t laugh too loud, don’t say too much. Brown boys don’t want it, don’t like it.  All your dance, all your giggle.  Your spine or your knuckles,  those boldfaced ugly opinions.  How dare you, brown girl,  put your chin up, meet their gaze head on?  Where is your shame?  Who will want to marry you, with that attitude? With that snake tongue? With all your fire and your venom. Brown girl keep your eyes down, brown girl keep your legs shut, brown girl, disappear, slowly, gently, so they don’t see you dimming.  Turn in on yourself. Switch the lights off,  cast your eyes down.  Brown girl, listen.   When your auntie tells you sshhhhhh, when your mama says  your hips are too big,  your mouth is too wide,  and those words, the bite of them,  how could you, brown girl,  be more than that, how could you?

Azra.T., “Brown Girl” After Meghan Falley’s ‘Fat Girl’ and all my endless disappointment and frustration at my culture and what it does to our women  (via 5000letters)

[pigmenting]

One day, long after you left, I finally realized you were actually gone. The suddenness. The spark. Learning a new word for without.

Sierra DeMulder, from “Without” in Today Means Amen (via pigmenting)