#see us

[peasblossomboy404]

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[mooncatcrafts13]

The road to Animazement 2018! Hope to see everyone there!! We're at booth 347!

[bamf-castiel]

When you posted about an article explaining the protests going on in Poland, I read it and even though there's probably not much I can do, I hope the situation gets turned around and the protests make a difference. Speaking from a place where you have to fight for your rights every day, I advise you to never stop fighting or demanding your rights be respected. All the best :)

Thank you Nonnie ❤︎Your message made a difference, words of encouragement and the knowledge that someone out there sees me and my country means a lot. Thank you so much Nonnie. I hope you will win your fight. 

[jayionality]

It's really painfully awkward when the girls in your class say how happy they are to be in an all girls class when you are nonbinary

[hiphopvibe1]

BlakeIANA ft. Skilla Baby - "See Us" [VIDEO]

BlakeIANA releases “See Us” single with Skilla Baby  Buzzing St. Louis rapper BlakeIANA‘s third single of 2024 is here. This is “See Us,” which includes a huge feature from Skilla Baby, who’s also making noise in the midwest, out of Detroit. BlakeIANA initially announced this collaboration on Wednesday, as well as the cover art for it. BlakeIANA has been very consistent to begin 2024, as her “STL…

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[inferno-sytem]

What hurts is that its not all in my head. People think my style is better when I'm skinny, even if I wear the same outfit fat. I get more compliments. People respect me. They're willing to listen. They see me as more valid as a trans man. When I'm fat I'm ugly, bitchy, in a bad mood, annoying, and not someone they want to be around. I'm stupid. Gross. But when I'm skinny... im beautiful, worthy, healthy... Im valid. Im ther person im the person they want me to be, even if inside Im the same when Im fat.

And thats what makes it hard. How am I supposed to give up this toxic obsession with being thin... when its the only way I feel like I can be seen, known, or loved?

[shemakesmusic-uk]

MEI shares bold new single ‘See Us’

Returning this year with a brand new five-track EP, MEI stands stronger than ever. Sharing the first single ‘See Us’, an anthem for black women everywhere to demand to be seen for exactly who they are, MEI demonstrates her radiance by channelling those previous set-backs into something refreshingly positive. Proving that her artistry is ever-growing and always developing, ‘See Us’ warps an extensive sound palette to create a sonic kaleidscope of intensity. Built upon clean-cut production from both MEI and duo A Good Friend (Teresa Origone & Jaleesa Gemerts), the track's electronic glitches and power pulses transform the single into a whirlwind of resistance. Utilising her unique blend of R&B, rap, soul and alternative, ‘See Us’ produces a track woven with defiant lyricism - "they don't see us, we gon' make them see us" - and an energy that makes you take notice. “’See Us’ is for the Black women demanding to be seen for who they truly are and to encourage all Black people that change is still possible," says MEI. "I wrote See Us during the George Floyd protests last year. I felt so weary and heartbroken from all the social media posts, black squares and graphic videos circulating the internet. I had to delete my apps and take a break, so writing this song was my protest and my therapy. I hope it heals and re-energises. Sadly our fight continues but we can’t give up.”