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Rashida Jones
Rashida Jones at the H&M x ERDEM show in Los Angeles on October 18, 2017
Aaliyah with China Chow Gwen Stefani, Kidada Jones and Rashida Jones at Billboard, 1997.
Rashida Jones wearing Valentino at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Beverly Hills on March 4, 2018
I don’t think any other emotion is the equivalent of laughter. So I do whatever I can to laugh all the time.
kidada and rashida jones, daughters of peggy lipton and quincy jones, talk about defining their own identities and growing up biracial.
Ezra & Rashida with Haim at the Hammer Museum Gala
Ezra & Rashida at a Knicks game in NYC
Ezra & Rashida at the Hammer Museum Gala
Jean Kong x Ezra Koenig x Rashida Jones
Ezra Koenig and Rashida Jones in Ezra’s instagram story (6th December 2018)
Ezra & Rashida at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party
Rashida Jones by Phillip Gay for The Guardian
Rashida Jones by Brian Bowen Smith for Good Housekeeping, May 2017
It takes one person to say something, and at the time it’s uncomfortable. People don’t like to be challenged on the things that don’t apply to them. They need to be pushed. When the Civil Rights Movement was happening and they polled white people across the country, 90% of them said they didn’t think people should be marching. Progress is always this tiny, tiny minority feed — this tiny flame that needs a couple of bright people to keep it burning and carry it forward so other people feel comfortable using those words.