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Origami Around
Phantogram Three
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almost home
Keni
shark vs the universe
occasionally subtle
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Product Placement
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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@reclaimfeminism
I absolutely LOVE her shirt & her hair!! I wonder if anyone knows where to find this???
Her > Shirt >
It can be found at becauseofthemwecan.com please follow the woman behind the campaign @euniquejg and the official IG for the photo series @becauseofthem SUPPORT HER MOVEMENT!
LIIIKE!!!
Dope.
~*click here for more soft ghetto*~
“There’s something about having to be so deliberative and intentional about your love that makes it feel even more profound,” Aisha says.
Aisha and Danielle Moodie-Mills
Happy Birthday! ★✩★✩★✩★
Iman Abdulmajid
Somalian-American Supermodel.
Simply classic.
July 25, 1955 (age 58)
I saw in a paragraph, a few years since, in a South Carolina paper, which, speaking of the barbarity of the Turks, it said: “The Turks are the most barbarous people in the world—they treat the Greeks more like brutes than human beings.” And in the same paper was an advertisement, which said: “Eight well built Virginia and Maryland Negro fellows and four wenches will positively be sold this day, to the highest bidder!”
David Walker The Appeal
Oh how times have not changed. I can’t even count how many times America has talked about the injustices of other while ignoring our own.
(via thespunkywallflower)
Black women can be feminine
Black women can be masculine
Black women can be delicate
Black women can be quiet
Black women can be loud
Black women can be patient
Black women can be cute
Black women can be adorable
Black women can be sexy
Black women can be dominant
Black women can be submissive
Black women can be straightedge
Black women can be gyaru
We can be literally anything we feel like being.
We are not a monolithic group
We are not the same
We share melanin not mindsets
The first American Negro Ballet, 1937.
Black Ballerinas
Beauties. All of them.
Getting Called Out: How To Apologize
Kait Rokowski - "How To Cure a Feminist" (by Button Poetry)
Lily Myers - "Shrinking Women" (CUPSI 2013) (by Button Poetry)
Can you feel the force of my side-eye, Wall Street Journal?
"Fueled with Rice" is lazy, lazy, lazy writing. If the only thing you can think of when writing about a person of Asian descent is "rice" then you should examine your journalistic skills. Are you actually producing quality writing? If the article had been about a Ukrainian player, would you have written "fueled by pierogis"? If the player had been russian would you have written "fueled by vodka"?
Is the title more effective with a racial stereotype, or can it function without it? The answer is always yes; yes, you can produce good quality journalism without using racial stereotypes.
They didn’t even try.
Robin Thicke - Blurred Lines [Feminist Parody] "Defined Lines" (by Law Revue)
wow, this perfect.
An article in the March issue of Seventeen, featuring Rebecca and Haileigh from San Diego, CA, the first lesbian couple to be named Homecoming King and Queen.
—Amelia Earhart “Wonder Women of History” in Wonder Woman #23 (1947)
