[hello83433]

The crossover we deserve

[parks-and-recreation-department]

[dominominomino-deactivated20181]

Queer Eye (2018)

[cosmonauteazhun]

Saving the day

[sixgunslinger]

Love it, posting again

[biomorphosis]

[realizes]

[11b-grunt-deactivated20200714]

[smitten-with-witten]

👨‍🍳

[blondedfilm]

im 100% sure this move was created when their combined 4 braincells were fucking around

[cartersbarnes-deactivated202206]

I hear the beat of We Will Rock You

[stephrc79]

omg now I can’t UNHEAR IT

[cajunmemebank-deactivated201909]

[hobolunchbox]

Not all heroes wear capes.

[k-eke]

Walking with the stars ***

[the-provincial-paladin-deactiva]

[great-purple-ape]

[chaos1921]

Good one.

[double-barreled-blake-deactivat]

Sad short story:

“For sale: Bump stock, never bumped.”

[favorite-aesthetic]

[freetheshit-outofyou]

[tshirtsforshooters]

Awesome

[bonghistorian-deactivated201811]

Nope. No. You’re wrong. Color photos have been around since the late 1800s there are a bunch of full color photos of MLK. The us govt and educational system just doesn’t show us because they want us to push back the civil rights movement and distance institutionalized racism from today’s society.

Here are just a few of many photos of MLK in FULL color. This wasn’t that long ago. This is RECENT history. Segregation, the terrorizing of black communities, the brutality isn’t old - it is still present.

When my dad was a little boy, my grandfather was one of the ministers who marched with MLK on Washington. He grew up hearing stories about the great Dr. king and the differences he made BUT he still saw the blatant discrimination against black folks and other people of color (hell he experienced it himself). My dad was a kid watching MLK. My DAD. My grandfather who only passed away about six years ago MARCHED with him. This isn’t twelve generations ago. THIS IS RECENT HISTORY.