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Hale told me to give her three random words and she’ll do her best to improvise a song based on them, then this happened.

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Give me her

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Everything else became annoying background noise to this

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I almost didn’t watch this and then I did and woah just please stop and listen to her

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I can’t get over how beautiful the song was, but not only that the staging too - look at what she’s wearing and the way her colours and the backdrop’s are so complimentary.

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This song doesn’t even have words and it can make me cry for a million different reasons. It’s so hauntingly beautiful, this is the magic of twenty one pilots.

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hello yes everyone that hasn’t had the pleasure of listening to this song, please do. its a good one, I promise

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In the past 36 hours:

Japan: 7.0 magnitude earthquake; tsunami advisory. 🇯🇵 Beirut: At least 43 dead in twin suicide attacks. 200+ hurt. 🇱🇧 Paris: Terrorist attacks kill 153. Death toll expected to rise. 🇫🇷 Baghdad: Funeral bombing kills 19. 🇮🇶 ——————————- #prayforhumanity #prayforparis #prayforbeirut #prayforlebanon #prayforbaghdad #prayforjapan #prayformexico (Y'all my heart is aching please send your hearts out to everyone involved in this) I think more has occurred in other countries but I’m still not sure. Please comment if I missed something.

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Shonda Buchanan: Who is Afraid of Black Indians?

Shonda Buchanan of Choctaw, Coharie, Cherokee & African Heritage is an Award-winning Poet and Fiction Writer.

Shonda was born and raised in Kalamazoo, Michigan where she spent much of her adolescence curled up in libraries, bathtubs, and on her front porch, reading. Her book “Who’s Afraid of Black Indians?” is a difficult yet beautiful collection of poetry that peeks into one American family’s cultural window.

“Trust the first drum, your heart, for all your answers. The ancestors will follow…” ~Shonda Buchanan

Wanting to forget the past, this chapbook of poetry explores the journey Shonda’s ancestors took from North Carolina to Tennessee, to Indiana and finally Michigan, and the flight and fight to escape racial persecution and racial classification.

Yet it is also a book about the recovery of an identity–the intersection of Blacks and Native American Indians in this country. Shonda and her family, like so many other “bi-racial” Native American Indians, suffered from not knowing their full roots, and the ills of assimilation, all the while and enduring society’s ever-evolving definition of them. This book will hopefully help other Black American Indians, as well as bi-racial and tri-racial peoples, research, reclaim and celebrate their multifaceted heritage.

Buy her book for kindle

Full article at iloveancestry.com

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Blank Page Variations

Everywhere I look, I see the blank page.

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This model got her career ruined by a meme - Full story here

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Professors aren’t canceling classes and blowing off students whose lives have been directly threatened on social media tonight. Someone threatening to a campus shooting is not just “unnerving.”

Please remain aware of what is happening at Mizzou tonight.