Chimezie Osondu @onyengwa - Tumblr Blog

They deny colorism for the same reasons whites deny white privilege bc it would mean that they’re not that great, not that funny, not that cute, not that smart, not that sexy, not that interesting, not that charming, not that talented…just lightskinned. & that’s the gist of it.

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Why do we even need to ask for help? She is totally innocent. What we really need to ask for is to make police accountable for their actions.

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SAY IT LOUDER!!!

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Sorry but that trim is sharrrrrrrrp

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Is he even real??

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But….what

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That last one is literally tripping me the fuck out.

I can see from the unfinished part that it’s 2D but I CAN’T look at the rest of it and not see a full 3D human. Like there are are perfectly rendered and real SHADOWS on the wall behind them HOW is that not photoshopped??

I’m losing it.

PS!:

The artist’s name is Kelvin Okafor!

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I’m celebrating

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Lol this is my county 😂

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We need to promote the beauty of our natural hair, because black girls get bullied for their hair too often.

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The Obamas read Where The Wild Things Are, Easter 2016

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And people wonder why i love them

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I am going to miss them… So much…

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This 17-year-old girl from Florida has become the latest victim of racism at school. Jenesis Johnson, was punished for having an Afro. After having this hairstyle for more than 7 months she eventually experienced hatred she was not ready for.

Her teacher decided it was about time to tell this her hairstyle is not beautiful, but out of control.

Jenesis says the teacher asked, “How long are you rocking that hairstyle?” Jenesis says students then began asking question about the maintenance of her hair. Two days later Jenesis was called into the assistant principal’s office.“She said your hair is extreme and faddish and out of control. It’s all over the place,” Jenesis recalled.

It’s time for the, to learn a lesson: It’s our natural hair and we’re not going to change anything just because someone is racist.

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You truly are an inspiration to all of us. Everything is possible even though people are trying to tell you otherwise.

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I hate white America

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i think about this video too much

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true love

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Me: I hate country music

Rascal Flatts: LIFE IS A HIIIIGH WAAAAY

Me:

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“God wassup? Woooow”

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😹😹😹😹😹😹😹 yall play too much! This is so funny

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“you wasnt even theeeeeeeeeere” BYE

let me sing a song 💀

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Why would you lie

I trusted you

Preparation for a clothing distribution to the needy by the International Red Cross during the Nigeria-Biafra war, Biafra, 1968. Photo: Max Vaterlaus / ICRC.