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thugilly

Yasss, Milo. Spill that tea.

jwill716

#Juice is My favorite #Movie of all time, so it’s only right I copped the #Soundtrack on #Vinyl

artsnquotes

Good art inspires; Good design motivates.

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two-ees

When I tell y'all this whole tag has me in tears!!!!!!!!!!!!!

jamaicanamazon

💀💀💀💀💀

thefandomdropout

WHY ?!!?

blackfemmejeanvaljean

I love this but the hot comb wasn’t invented by Madam CJ Walker. It was actually developed in France and it was first patented by Annie Malone. Madam CJ Walker however did help widen the teeth of the hot comb to make it more accessible to Black women.

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artsnquotes

All great art comes from a sense of outrage.

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weloveshortvideos

My eyes are always swollen in the AM. Looking like this 😑😂

culturenlifestyle

Animated Film ‘Loving Vincent’ Records the Artist’s Life in 12 Oil Paintings per Second by Over 100 Painters

The first trailer for Loving Vincent recently dropped with an ambitious agenda, to imitate the Dutch artist’s signature, expressive brushstroke in a series of oil paintings to construct an animated film. Featuring some of the painter’s most famous works, the first fully painted feature film in the world will chronicle Vincent van Gogh’s life story and tumultuous history, leading to his mysterious death.

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fuckyeahtattoos

Adventure is out there! Done @GipsyCaravanTattoo, Bologna, Italy

kushandwizdom

We ignore truths for temporary happiness.

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micdotcom

The above video titled “The Unequal Opportunity Race” was screened as part of a schoolwide Black History Month program at Glen Allen High School in Glen Allen, Virginia. Some parents apparently weren’t thrilled about that. One local grandparent had two words for what this video was pushing on white kids.

crimeshetyped

this is probably the most valuable thing those black kids will ever learn in school

*looks at edible*

me: just eat half so you don't go full retard.

*eats half, and stares at other half*

me: man fuck it

*eats the rest*

ttocseerb

Road trip essentials

odinsblog

Talk about speaking truth to power…

I want to applaud Ashley Williams, the #BlackLivesMatter protester who confronted Hillary Clinton and demanded an apology for Clinton’s use of “superpredators with no conscience and no empathy, who need to be brought to heel” when she used dog whistles to refer to Black youths as little more than animals, as she advocated for Bill Clinton’s notorious 3-Strikes crime bill (which disproportionately targeted and imprisoned Black people).

Clinton replied, “You know what? No one has ever asked me about this before. You’re the first one to ask me about it.”

Besides noting the obvious problem with Ms. Clinton apparently needing to be publicly prompted before it ever even occurred to her to apologize for saying something so casually racist, if there are people who have spoken to her about this, then I hope they feel sufficiently empowered to step forward and make Mrs. Clinton have to explain her obfuscation.

I find it very hard to believe that no one at all has ever spoken to her and never asked about this before.

And once again, all respect to Ms. Ashley Williams. Disruptive action protests take a lot more than planning and coordination - it also requires guts. I’m a soon to be 32 year old Black man who is an inch shy of 6 feet tall, tipping the scales at 185 pounds, and I seriously doubt that I would have had even half the courage needed to do what Ms. Williams so bravely did.

From Bree Newsome to Sandra Bland and beyond, my people are stepping up and speaking out, and I am so proud.

Thank you.