Reflectqblak

I was never a child. I'm a black girl. I'm from the future.

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[reflectqblak]

Where

[fashionistasrus-deactivated2017]

Instagram: glowprincesss

[x-dopeshit]

Let me light some candles, turn on some 90s music and serenade you with love shawty

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Visit Original Link

[alilrudealilcute]

Keep Fighting G❇RL

[theglamgoth]

Glam Goth: creating a new standard.

[shena92]

My Favorite Black Female Artists For addition: Syd, Princess Nokia, Nao, Alexandria, and Jorja Smith

[reflectqblak]

😈 @_hairbyanna_ #sisterlocs #locs #ombrelocs #dreadlocks #dreads #dreadlocs #purplehair #bluehair #ombrehair #dyedhair #carefreeblackgirl #hairinspo (at Columbia, Missouri)

[reflectqblak]

I need some hair jewelry #carefreeblackgirl (at Columbia, Missouri)

[reflectqblak]

Summer glow 🌟 #sisterlocs #locs #blackgirlmakeup #carefreeblackgirl #makeup #makeupbyme #makeuplover #makeupjunkie #makeupaddict #makeupinspiration #blackgirls #blackwomen #melaninpoppin #melaninonfleek #melaninpoppin #naturalhair #beautymakeup #filter #labret #lipring #eyebrows #eyebrowsonfleek #blackwomen #hairinspo #naturalhaircommunity

[arievogues]

Watch me stunt on your hyper masculinity.

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[stayxsvckaxfree]

From the Strolling Series by Cecile Emeke

free condoms; pay for tampons, typecasting, “selling out”, rape culture & more

I love this series, and everything she said completely resonated with me, especially when she talked about how black men (#FakeDeeps, as Cecile cleverly put it) contribute to sexism towards black women. I think it’s important that feminism places women as central to the cause, and I loved how she spoke from her who point of view as a black women. 

The Filmaker’s Info 

Website: cecileemeke.com Vimeo: vimeo.com/cecileemeke FB: facebook.com/cecileemeke Tumblr: cecileemeke.tumblr.com Instagram: @cecileemeke Twitter: @cecileemeke

[dynastylnoire]

exposing the ankhs

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I love these!!! Keep em coming

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HOLY FUCK HOLY FUCK HOLY FUCK LOVE

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MEMBA DIS

[kissmyblackazz]

http://www.strollingseries.com/

[monteyjames91]

Put em on blast. We can’t grow and progress as a people if we’re still doing regressive practices

[the-movemnt-deactivated20170912]

Black female entrepreneurs are the fastest-growing entrepreneur group in the country. So in honor of that, we’ve rounded up 45 of the best beauty and fashion brands out there, that just so happen to be black-owned.

A'Naturelle

The Afro Hair & Skin Co.

AJ Crimson Beauty

Amby Rose

Balm & Co.

Beauty Bakerie

Bekura Beauty

Bevel

Black Opal Beauty

Black Radiance Beauty

Black Up Cosmetics

Carol’s Daughter

Cocoa Swatches

Cocotique

Coloured Raine

Curls

Danessa Myricks

Eleanor Anukam Footwear

Edas Jewels

Fashion Fair Cosmetics

Folie Apothecary

Foxie Cosmetics

Ginger + Liz

Heat Free Hair Extensions

Iman Cosmetics

Juvia’s Place

Ka'oir

Lena Lashes

The Lip Bar

Madam CJ Walker Beauty Culture

Magnolia Makeup

MDMflow

Miss Jessie’s

Nandi Naya

Nubian Heritage

Nubian Skin

Plain Jane Beauty

Polish & Co

R&R Luxury

Revel

Sacha Cosmetics

SheaMoisture

The Very Black Project

The Wrap Life

Zuvaa

Read more | follow @the-movemnt 

[lovableshade]

Listen..y’all need to research these before you put them up there.

Black Opal, Black Radiance, Black Up, Carol’s Daughter, and Sacha cosmetics are NOT black-owned.

And you can read about it here.

[dynastylnoire]

Coloured rain is on hautelook.com. 11 dollars for full size lippies

[vagabondaesthetics]

don’t let Black Tumblr confuse you

Black people’s personal beliefs are deeply conservative outside of this echo chamber. A lot of your fav radicals have a lot of deeply and firmly entrenched conservative/puritanical social beliefs that they do not want to divorce. Moreover, a lot of the more liberal positions people hold are only held because it’s against a white person.

[theechrysalisamidst]

This tea

[reflectqblak]

Oppsss

[blackxsurveillance]

Black/Surveillance

Black/Surveillance is a feature-length documentary that examines the intersection of Blackness and surveillance in the United States. Using lenses of anti-blackness and afrofuturism, the film probes what surveillance means to Black people and what is being done to resist the hyper surveillance state that is compounded by Blackness. 

Surveillance has become a part of everyday life. Surveillance exists in the security camera on every block, the phones we carry, and our social media. This has propelled a discussion around surveillance over the past couple of years from people like Edward Snowden, but how do we contextualize surveillance under white supremacy? Does everyone experience the same types of surveillance?  What is the history of surveillance for Black people from enslavement to present day.

The Film Black/Surveillance will Specifically focus on those who are most marginalized the intersection of Blackness and surveillance: Black trans people, Black undocumented people, Black women, Black homeless people, and Black incarcerated people. The film will be a mix of personal narratives and interviews expounding on the questions above and how people envision their own spaces, worlds, freedoms and the ways in which they escape surveillance. These means of escape range from encryption to performance, dreams and meditations.

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Reblog if you support male body positivity.