She Hearts Rain

20-something, ghostwriter, lover of love. I post stuff my heart craves Unless otherwise stated I do not own the media I post Follow me I follow back

[yummyinmytumbly]

Cheesy Hamburger Casserole

[dcminions]

CHARLIE'S    ANGELS    :    FULL    THROTTLE    (    2003    )

[uroko]

奈良公園 Nara Park

[kldpxl]

As the Years Melt Away Like Honey

[lacetulle]

Almée Couture | Spirit of the Forgotten II

[lacetulle]

Miss Sohee | Spring/Summer 2026 Couture

[rockzombii]

uhh yeah

[herpsandbirds]

Southern Toad (Anaxyrus terrestris) sitting on Reishi mushroom, family Bufonidae, Southeastern U.S.

photograph by Steve Atkins

[wolfertinger666]

learning Abt American black history should radicalize people because 80% of it is just "yeah these white people committed hate crimes and mostly got away with it while black families and communities were left in shambles and still haven't had reparations met decades later"

white Americans will teach fabricated black history but remove the other half of it because it quite literally makes them look evil with the amount of murder and displacement they have caused to black communities. they'll teach you a portion of MLK but not the BPP or Tulsa race massacre

[wolfertinger666]

"we'll teach you a little bit about Rosa Parks but exclude every other black civil rights leader and activist especially Malcolm x + accomplishments enslaved black people made or their rebellion against their slavers"

"don't ask us what happened to that black neighborhood in 1985"

it's very fucking important to learn about black American history in full detail because they are dead set on erasing and fabricating our trauma filled history. it is detrimental to civil rights as a whole.

[didanagy]

JENNIFER EHLE as ELIZABETH BENNET

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (1995)

dir. simon langton

[postcards--fromfaraway]

Mary Blair is flawless. 

Concept Art for Disney’s Cinderella  

[world-of-yana]

[fyblackwomenart]

Portrait of Josephine Baker by Jas Knight

World-renowned performer, World War II spy, and activist are among the titles used to describe the beautiful and talented Josephine Baker (1906-1975). One of the most successful African American performers in French history, Baker’s career illustrates the ways entertainers can use their platforms to change the world.

[inthelandofdreamers]

[lacetulle]

Sara Mrad | Chambre 15

[world-of-yana]

[riverwindphotography]

Onward

(c) gif by riverwindphotography, February 2026