We Glow. I'm Proof.

24 | More Powerful Than Two Cleopatras.

[driflloon]

[6i]

choosing yourself is the greatest love story.

[ballwoyou]

[cartiercocaine-blog]

She’s saying her grace.

[afrodesiacworldwide]

[seawitchedd]

[bymessy]

[akvela]

[blackgrlsaremagic]

The sun almost made me late to work. insta: trendytiffany

[superfuchsia]

[jay-kwellyn]

If I ask nicely will people reblog this or do I have to be clever and funny or something too?

[thoughtsof-r]

black boys in gymnastics would be undefeated

[notoriouslynay]

Super human

[kingrudegyalchina]

You didn’t even need the caption fam . We were going to support you regardless.

[pumpkinmcqueen]

^^

[celebsofcolor]

Donald Glover for The New Yorker

[evilrashida]

[spi-ltmilk]

https://instagram.com/p/Bf1i15pjc74/

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As country listens to Florida teens, Black Lives Matter youths feel ignored

Dahleen Glanton: As the country listens to Florida teens after mass school shooting, Black Lives Matter youths say they've been ignored.

The young people of Black Lives Matter are hurt. And they have every right to be.

When they were protesting in the streets of cities across America, much of the country didn’t bother to listen to their message. They were not embraced by the mainstream for their bravery, their determination or resolve to bring attention to reckless police killings that disproportionately impact young African-Americans.

Some labeled them troublemakers, even terrorists. And in the aftermath of the student uprising over the mass shooting in Parkland, Fla., they are taking to social media to vent their disappointment.

It isn’t that they want to take any credit away from the courageous young people in Florida. Indeed, their vigilance in standing up for tighter gun control measures is admirable and welcomed.

[suftlyy-deactivated20180602]

cant wait until i get cuddled to sleep every night by the love of my life

[iaintyohomie]

If we can’t vibe on a musical level u ain’t the one