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Who are you?

Am I sleeping with the devil?

Am I laying my head next to the evils of the world?

Or the evils in my mind?

Is this my reality? Is this fiction or facts?

Imma believe it fiction because I know my god wouldn’t….

Would allow me to bare this…

This level of disrespect, incompetence, and lack of integrity.

Be who you say you are, because I am.

I am a child of god, are you?

I think not. I think you are evil wrapped in plain clothing.

Wow………………….

Loving you is hard to dooooooooooo.

One day your eyes are open the next day closed shut.

Honestly im tired.

Take it how you want.

But i do love you down

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🌈HUE

This february has been dreary, please have some rainbows

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The YT amerikkkan Government And The Independent Black Press!

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Tifton, Georgia, 1977

Photographs of Dr. Beverly J. Robinson documenting children through hand clapping game sessions to be included in the South-Central Georgia Folklife Project collection at the Library of Congress

Photos by Beverly J. Robinson and Carl Fleischhauer (1977) via the American Folklife Center / Library of Congress

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In 1985 Stevie Wonder was arrested for protesting Apartheid, South Africa's system of institutionalized racial discrimination, outside of DC’s SA embassy.

He declared himself a "conscientious criminal for world equality" and was never afraid of being political!

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Mrs. Jennie Bradley Johnson and her daughters, photographed by William Bullard, circa 1901. Credit: Frank Morrill, Clark University and the Worcester Art Museum.

Tired today but blessed and highly favored….. won’t he, will he… yes

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Edmonia Lewis by Katherine Krizek

Edmonia Lewis (1844 - 1909) was the first sculptor of African American and Native American heritage to gain national, and later international, recognition. In 1865, she relocated to Rome, where the relatively less pronounced racial prejudice afforded her greater opportunities as a Black artist.

Unlike most sculptors in Rome at the time who relied on Italian artisans to execute their final marble works, Lewis was distinctive in completing the entire sculpting process herself. Much of her work explores themes drawn from her dual heritage, powerfully reflecting both African American and Native American identities.

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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.