I used to find my Great Grandma’s hands so fascinating, as a kid… I used to rub them and examine them and ask her questions, while doing so… Bill knew the feeling…
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I used to find my Great Grandma’s hands so fascinating, as a kid… I used to rub them and examine them and ask her questions, while doing so… Bill knew the feeling…
This is forever relevant...
I miss you, Big Mama!
Awwwwwwwwww!
Items of My Mind turned 7 today!
Beyoncé x Lil’ Kim
True reverence and homage
265 Followers, 256 Following, 101 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Azure Lee (@lacosanostra79)
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“Deusas* no Ayê” - Model & Stylist Aline Andrade by Brazilian photographer Lincon Justo. Styled by Selma Moreira Acessórios.
Editorial Inspired by two deities of Candomblé: Iansã (Goddess of the Niger river, wind, and storm lady) and Oshun (the queen of fresh water, who owns the rivers and waterfalls).
Candomblé is a cult or syncretic religion from Africa that was brought to Brazil by slaves.
“The editorial was shot in the waterfall on the South Coast of São Paulo, a place of lush beauty and a perfect location for the proposed work. What motivated me to portray this theme was precisely the lack of similar studies in the media and, why not say it, the prejudice generated around religions of African origins. Brazil is a large multi-racial country with diverse cultures and influences, which we all are proud of however we still live in times of segregation and intolerance… With this work, I hope to show the strength of diversity, that everyone deserves their space and respect, and that the culture and African beauty are as important as any other.”Says the photographer.
Source: Zen Magazine
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🙏🏿 Mahader 2016 🙏🏿
God Is A Black Woman 32 in. x 40 in. Detailed engraving on gold foil matte board
Feeling for all things Jamaican after a headline grabbing year for the Caribbean Island. We’re seeing red green & gold cropping up all over the place, along with a resurgence in 90s dancehall styling.
This ‘One Love’ shoot by Mario Testino for The Face in 1990 is a real gem.
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John Coltrane, Alice Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, Jimmy Garrison and Rashied Ali outside the Village Vanguard, NYC
Lola Falana in Stasera Mi Butto (1967)
Reblogging again for her amazing face and makeup.
Beautiful.
A Glamtastic Flashback: Kelis, HONEY Magazine March 2002
Pamela Singh, Chipko Women Hug Tree to Protect it from Being Cut in Northern Uttar Pradesh, 1994
K.C. Redd | “Lick It! Suck It!”
History of the King Cake
As time continues on and change remains as life's only constant, it is more and more evident that the feminine energy of the world is being unleashed. A very strong femininity that dominates and c...
Here is one of my favorite blog posts about the recent rise in feminine energy and its effect on Western society. Many women are beginning to tap back into a side of themselves that has been obsolete and misunderstood.
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“I do not have an act, I just do Eartha Kitt. I want to be whoever Eartha Kitt is until the Gods take me wherever they take me...” - Ms. Eartha Kitt a.k.a. The Goddess Sekhmet Reincarnated