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not ur Hindu goddess//// im 21 she/her and I love dogs

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white person: *eats chicken tikka masala once* i just…. i feel so connected… to indian culture …. I’m learning to speak islam…. check out my third eye….. chakra

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Lmafoo

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@cadaverbox lmfao

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Sanghyuk Ko

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Still my favorite video ever

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Bernie Sanders attending a meeting of the 1st International Workingmen’s Association seated 4 positions away from Marx, Belgium 1867.

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Poet Taylor Steele captures the problem with appropriating Black slang.

In her poem “AAVE” (which stands for African-American Vernacular English) Taylor Steele explains why appropriation of Black slang is the worst.  African-American culture is being popularized on a daily basis and while Black people are judged and mistreated for using something they came up with ages ago, White people come off as cool and original when they use it.

Full video

#BlackLivesMatter

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Visit Original Link

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i need a full version of this

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@damaramegido !!!!! @radio–nonchalance @darlingteatime !!!

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@condolenc3s

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Omg

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what can’t she do

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shes so talented

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I love her smile she gets

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@lilitharcane

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me: i’m asian

white person: no, you’re indian

me:

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God bless whoever made this. Honestly, this is the truth.

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Twin Peaks Collectable Card Arts

Card №39: “Nadine Hurley”

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church

priest: *opens bag of communion bread* 16 ducks in a trenchcoat: *shuffle excitedly*

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I’m not Indian because my family is from Guyana. I’m not Indian because my dad is white. I’m not Indian because I was born in Canada. All the time people are telling me how and why I am not ‘Indian enough’ and for a very long time I believed them. This past year I’ve discovered more about my history and myself than I had ever before, and it’s the first time that I’ve truly felt connected to my culture. I’m proud of my skin, of my heritage and of my roots, and a lot of this pride and confidence came from this book, the first YA book I have ever read with a protagonist who was culturally relatable for me. My identity matters, and no one can erase it.