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[insanely--crazy]

I can’t talk about it because if I talk about it that means it matters. If it matters that means it’s real, and if it’s real that means it’s going to hurt.

I can’t talk about it. (via insanely–crazy)

[0060011]

[nevaehtyler]

actual factuals

[nevaehtyler]

this is from an Afro-Latina owned shop btw if anyone’s willing to cop

[destinyrush]

[nevaehtyler]

Vince is hella slept on

[infpisme]

[yeezythecreator]

Childish Gambino

[cirvela]

Virginity is a construct, Jesus wasn’t white, homosexuality was normal/accepted in muslim-arab culture for centuries, cow milk is damaging to human health, racism against white people or sexism against men isn’t possible, slavery in the US still exists, hypermasculinity is toxic, ‘earning’ millions/billions is the result of strategic exploitation, women do not earn less because they are more likely to work in fields that are paid less but because jobs in sectors that primarily women work in are structurally paid worse/the average income of a job field decreases when more women start to work in it, women and people of color are proven to be more likely to get a false diagnosis by medical professionals because they do not take their pain/sympthoms as seriously, the race pay gap exists,

[biohazerd]

[blackness-by-your-side]

Idris Elba addresses the problem of diversity in the industry

[kodaksnacks-blog]

☄️ ️☄️ ️☄️

[silkktheshocka]

Bloop bloop

[almightyzig-deactivated20251230]

That escalated quickly

[asialanee]

oop

[gael-garcia]

Jenelle Riley: It’s interesting too because I don’t mean to make it too simplistic and say like he’s a villain, but you have played some very charming villains. I mean obviously Cottonmouth is very charming, and your character in Moonlight is so fascinating because he is a drug dealer (Mahershala: Hm.) But he is one of the most likeable and sympathetic people in the movie.

—Variety’s Actors to Watch 

[gael-garcia]

[ofallthehappy-deactivated202004]

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[barbie-cock]

this is a very very good video

[dumdolly]

omfg this video made me the happiest i have been in a while

[frank-oceaan]

[welovenappyhair]

@_poemoney

[jarjarbieber]

[humansofnewyork]

“I felt like sometimes she didn’t want me born. I was like Cinderella—even though I was a dude. She blamed me for everything. Maybe it’s because I was ugly, I guess. Girls were all running from me. My brothers were better looking. When I grew older, it was all about money. Mom and I never discussed anything personal. It seemed like she always wanted something from me. One time I called her crying, because I was trying to quit marijuana, and I felt really depressed. She just told me: ‘You’re wasting all that money on weed. You could be giving it to me instead.” She used to cash my student loan checks. One time she even used my social security number to get a credit card, and I didn’t even know until I got the bill. So I detached myself from her. I stopped answering the phone. Then two years ago she called to tell me she had cancer, and she needed an operation, but I didn’t even answer the phone. I thought she was tricking me again. She left a message, it said: ‘Michael, I’ve been trying to get a hold of you. I love you. And I know you love me.’ And I just ignored it. And she died. And I’m haunted by that. I’ve been trying to write about my life lately, but I can’t get past my mother. I wish I could just start my story with that phone call. With her saying that she loved me. The only other time I ever felt love from her was when I tried crack cocaine. I was a teenager, and I had been using for a couple weeks, and I went in her room to ask for baking soda. She started crying, and she looked scared, and she said: ‘Michael, why do you need baking soda?’ And I felt love at that moment. And it was so strong that I quit doing crack right then. I never used again. I didn’t go to a program or anything. That’s how strong that feeling was.”

[kingjaffejoffer]

Damn…..

[igxbaddies]

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