Sweet Joys

You can call me Sea or Lacy or anything really so long as it's nice. Just another kawaii black girl. I like pink and pastel colors and yea. oh! And some kpop too! Thanks for stopping by!! Contact me: [email protected]

[securelyinsecure]

LeBron James’s beautiful daughter, Zhuri

[molangg]

mixxmix

[sashakatz]

[tokyoki]

by  taromoberly

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[ari-kanon]

by  fluffegram

[ohheyiris]

Akira Armstrong was in two Beyoncé videos, but couldn’t find an agent to represent her as a professional dancer because of her size. To change the narrative around what a dancer’s body should look like, Akira started her own dance company, made up of plus-size dancers. “Pretty Big Movement” is destroying dancer stereotypes, one routine at a time.

[lavendersucculents]

This is so needed

[n-settledown]

[eo-nni-blog]

[vladtheunfollower]

every woman is out of every man’s league actually

[starsberrisnunicorns]

A post shared by Royyal Dog 심찬양🇰🇷 (@royyaldog) on Dec 14, 2017 at 7:58am PST

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[kculturefashion]

His Insta is royyaldog

[boyy-bait]

Life of a Customer Service Rep.

[blvckgeezus]

Lmfao the pause

[hunchoeatsfirst]

where’s the lie

[samthe-onion-nigga]

THEY CAME THAT WAY!!

[yama-t-h-a-founder]

I’m stupid dead😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Realistic Pokemons

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i’d rather die than see a single one of these ugly ass scary ass nightmare creatures anywhere ever

[handsometruth]

“We want to be accepted just the way we are.“ 

These black women react to protests over natural hair in South Africa.

[platinumblondeproblem]

Black people in SOUTH AFRICA. Fighting to be black in SOUTH AFRICA like white people what’s your problem fr fr?

[pumpkinspicepunani]

It’s funny how straight hair is seen as normal when the first humans most likely had afro textured hair.

[drankinwatahmelin]

They absolutely did

[veryfemmeandantifascist]

“But it’s just hair”

Anti black racism & misogynoir are global institutions that affect the very being of black women & girls down to every strand of our hair.

[thejakelikesonions]

SPACE

[butch-babe-deactivated20201121]

I went to see Love, Simon today and at the end when I was leaving the theatre there was a big group of LGBTQ kids posing for a photo with the movie poster, and right next to them was a group of Black girls doing the same with Black Panther, and everyone was grinning so big and just looked absolutely invigorated. I don’t think I’m ever going to forget that scene. For so long I have not let myself get my hopes up that I will see representations of myself and my friends and communities on screen. But I’m letting myself hope now, because it’s happening. It’s really happening.

[curlsandstems]

Hearing “I’m so proud of you” when you feel like you aren’t doing enough really does lift a lot of weight off of you.