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I feel like 9 times out of 10 that person you can’t get off your mind loves you back. Its the mixed signals that really throw me off, but its because they are thinking the same thing. What if they don’t love me back?

Your secrets are safe here (via thelovewhisperer)

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“#Nigeria #Africa #BokoHaram #WAKEUP #problack #BLACKPRIDE #BlackPower ✊ ✊ ✊ #BlackUnity #BlackIsBeautiful #melanin #Melinated #666 #theUniverse #UnapologeticallyBlack #UnapologeticallyWOKE” by @sojo_the_truth on Instagram http://ift.tt/1MrvydA

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#prayfornigeria

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**side eye**

I love that when you look up “side eye” gifs here on Tumblr, the vast majority are of black people.

Because we’re tired…

…of all this…

…white nonsense.

EASTER:

HAPPY Easter to all those who celebrate it!! =)

Easter is the Christian holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Christian tradition links the date of the Easter celebration to the Hebrew calendar based on a combination of astronomical events. Easter and the Jewish Passover festival are strongly connected. The passion of Jesus Christ in the gospels is often presented with the festival of Passover as a background.

There are two possibilities for the source of the term “Easter”. One is that the name comes from the Saxon fertility goddess Eostre (sometimes spelled Eastre or Ostara). The legend goes that Eostre owned an egg-laying rabbit or hare and the story symbolized fertility and life. In the 8th century CE work De temporum ratione, written by an English monk named Bede, the author claims that, during the month of April, the pagan Anglo-Saxon community used to have feasts to honour Eostre, but that custom had died out by the time of his writing, replaced by the Christian celebration of the resurrection of Jesus. Another accepted origin of the term Easter is that it comes from the German “Ostern”, which comes from the Norse word “Eostrus”, meaning ‘Spring’.

The pagan holidays of the goddess Eostre (or Ostara) celebrated fertility and new life: The egg symbolized perfection and wholeness in its natural state and the rabbit was a symbol of fertility. For many cultures, the beginning of the spring season was a symbol of rebirth. This relates to the fact that after the darkness of winter, nature gains a new strength that was symbolized as the ascent of life from the realm of darkness to the world of light.

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