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i am the creator of my reality. the architect of my life. i am without form. i am without limit.
To establish reggae's contributions to African revolutionary struggle, it's crucial to analyze the political conditions of the time.
R.I.P., Clarence Williams III.
Postcard with an Igbo dancer for the Festac, Lagos cultural festival of ‘77.
Diarra Samb, Rouguy Faye, Vaquel Tyies By Maxime Imbert For Revue Magazine May 2021
It’s still oddly challenging, as a person of color, to find stories about us that focus on joy versus struggle. Of course, literature about
“It’s still oddly challenging, as a person of color, to find stories about us that focus on joy versus struggle. Of course, literature about the quest for emotional and financial freedom, rights, and our continued stride toward justice are crucial reads. But we need more that doesn't solely focus on our systemic issues — because of course, our existences are more multi-faceted than that. Showcasing Black and brown happiness is integral to the perpetuation of it; I need to read stories and see images of unity in order to thrive. This becomes especially important when the the intersectionality of Blackness and queerness comes into play, which is why Jamal Jordan’s new book, Queer Love in Color, means so much to me.” - Joseph Lamour
Huey Newton of the Black Panther Party with Palestinian refugees/guerrillas in Lebanon, c. 1980
A ruthless Australian-trained counter-terrorism unit has been accused of being behind the killing of a respected West Papuan independence leader.
This history has never been “unknown.” U.S. society actively refuses to acknowledge state-sanctioned racist violence.
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Peter Beard, Iman, Nairobi, 1975.
Cicely Tyson photographed by Lord Snowdon wearing a dress by Bill Whitten in 1972.