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Happy Pride!! What a fun time seeing these two Qweens perform this year. Always a pleasure

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Let's go camping! Cruising for Hospice car show in Ellensburg, WA June 3, 2017

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I had a really great weekend

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Music production, clothing line, event host

I love to think about how in the past year I have changed so much for the better. I am so much happier and I attribute it to finding a passion for something I love. Take a look at this project I have been working on with Black Grenade Entertainment, a whole new look for the company!!!

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Apparently this is actually a thing...love to be a proud owner of romeos!

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It’s definitely worth trying.

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Watch: Hughes’ poem is all too relevant (and necessary) today

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My debit card pays for things with past hours of my life, and my credit card pays with future hours of my life.

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What a sad realization

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It’s funny, when I think about this exact time last year. Things were so different. I never would have thought that things could change so much in only a year. I wonder what next August will be like.

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I was literally just thinking about this today

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Jamie amd I did this the other day and it was wonderfully fun!

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These stunning photos capture just how exhausting micro aggressions can be

Paula Akpan and Harriet Evans have launched the “I’m Tired” project to highlight the impact common microaggressions and stereotypes many face on a daily basis. By symbolically and literally carrying the aggressions on their backs, Apkan and Evans hope to help both the subjects and everyone else.