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and how did you say your internet addiction started?

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Posting these for blackout because Idk when I’ll ever look this good again

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good lord

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Solange Knowles for Michael Kors

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The last #Blackout of 2016 is Dec 6th.

It’s been a rough year for a lot of us so let’s make sure to have lots of fun this time around. Tell us how your year has been and post lots of photos.

Reblog to boost!

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#EndNegativeBlackStereotypes #BlackScholars #BlackUnite 

Simon-Peter Frimpong, a 13-year old Ghanaian American from Aurora, Colorado.

Earlier this year, he was invited to the 2016 White House Science Fair.

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Amen.

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“Although she rarely gained the recognition granted her male contemporaries, she became one of the most influential civil rights leaders of the 20th century,” the organization said.

She spent her whole life fighting for racial and gender equality.  She also served as president of the National Council of Negro Women for more than 40 years. She deserves to be honored! She is one of the first freedom and civil rights fighters who had to sacrifice  so much to bring awareness about social inequality and racism. She risked everything for us!

The US Postal Service’s Black Heritage stamp series previously honored Harriet Tubman and paid tribute to many black leaders and famous black people, who changed the history of Black Americans so that we could never forget what they have done for us to have a better future.

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