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-Jesus Knew (Flynn) #Christianity #foreshadow #jesusneveraskedforanything
I like this idea of Jesus as a “regular guy.” It reminds me of the movie “Life of Brian,” where “Brian” is just a regular guy trying to point out the hypocrisies in religion, but is mistaken for the Messiah.
I feel most colored when I am thrown against a sharp white background
Blackness as the second person (via trevorlewis2168)
This shows that although some blacks have different experiences from being black, many of us share the common experience of feeling as if we stick out like a sore thumb because of our skin color and where we are.
These Black female spheres of influence constitute potential sanctuaries where individual Black women and men are nurtured in order to confront oppressive social institutions
Black Feminist Thought in the Matrix of Domination (via trevorlewis2168)
Most blacks feel that they automatically have to be defensive because has their preconceived notions about the type of person they seem to be. We are raised to expect that we have to work 10x harder than every one else just because the color of our skin and the oppression put upon us as well as other minorities.
Our Black is Beautiful
Stereotypes, or does this define who I truly am?
What defines my blackness?
“Oh, so you all keep hot sauce in your bag right?”
This has to be true since Beyoncé said it.
Beyoncé’s Blackness is NOT Alana’s Blackness
OUR Black is beautiful
But you cannot put us all into one category
Though to you we may all look the same
My black is beautiful, her black is beautiful, his black is beautiful
But understand our blackness is not alike.
#feminsim
“You believe in feminism, just don’t worry about supporting yourself, that’s my job as the man”
Why should I have to rely on you for everything, when did I become useless?
“Don’t feel bad, women aren’t good at math and science-it’s just natural”
How can you be sure?
“Can you wear less revealing clothing in the weight room?”
How come the boys can run around shirtless?
“You know politics is a man-dominated world, good luck-you’ll be labeled a bitch if you stand up for what you believe in”
But why is standing up for what I know is right wrong?
“Women should be seen and not heard. Be quiet already!”
Yet, you can interrupt class to give your opinion?
“The rape culture does not exist-stop lying.” Then why am I afraid to walk home alone or walk two blocks from the bus station to my job downtown?
Or afraid to go on my trail run in the middle of the day?
“The pay gap will always exist, you can’t change it”
Why does it exist in the first place?
“You know you’re a woman right, there are just certain things you cannot do?”
Are you aware you are an arrogant asshole?
Statements like this are not uncommon. Common talk in school-the work force even.
Yet when I try to stand up for myself, I should “Learn my place”, but quiet like a good domesticated housewife.
If they can make statements like this, why can’t I question them?
It is 2016… why am I still expected to accept being “lesser”?
“ If God just fixed everything for us, then there’d be no point to our existence”. — South Park, “Are You There God? It’s Me Jesus”
We must go through trials and tribulations to make us who we are today. Mistakes help us grow stronger, and yes there will be times when we fail, but thats when we should assure that our faith is stronger than ever.
I say fuck the police, that’s how I treat em We buy our way out of jail, but we can’t buy freedom We’ll buy a lot of clothes when we don’t really need em Things we buy to cover up what’s inside
Kanye West; All Falls Down (via trevorlewis2168)
This shows that Kanye has this mindset of not having any respect for the police just as many others today in society, but admits to conforming to the stereotypes of covering up how he really feels with materialistic things.
Their eyes are not yet prepared to see me. -South Park #howdeepisyourfaith #waittoseeGod #faith #existence
“ If God just fixed everything for us, then there’d be no point to our existence”. — South Park, “Are You There God? It’s Me Jesus”
Experience leads to growing and helps us learn from our past mistakes or decisions. As we learn from our obstacles we know what to do the next time this sort of obstacle occurs.
-Jesus Knew (Flynn) #Christianity #foreshadow #jesusneveraskedforanything
But in a cultural sense, I just speak in future tense. Lady Gaga- Judas #betrayal #biblicalreference #whatistocome?
#differenceinexperience #unarmedteen #DONTSHOOT #stereotypesdonotdefinemyblackness #overuseofauthority -Last Week with John Oliver: Ferguson MO
#AmericanDream #Opportunity #AmericanIllusion #Culture #Barriers
-Rihanna: American Oxygen
I always took note of them, because I think if you’re in the black or brown body, you’re negotiating them all the time. It’s like women taking note of sexism.
Sharma, Blackness as the Second Person
I do not always feel colored. I feel most colored when I am thrown against a sharp background
Rankine, From Citizen
What are you afraid of that you aren't black enough for the whites, or black enough for the blacks?
Reggie, Dear White People
Taste like revenge. Squirming alive in your mouth. Strangling you quiet from the inside out. -Franny Choi #beliefinstereotypescanbackfire #unhealthyideals #"toomuchtakeout"canbedangerous
