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👑 Supreme Ruler of the Land Of Never Ever👑

[silk101]

room inspo

[nevaehtyler]

[melaninmoney]

🥰

[heroineheroine]

This year I turned 25 ! Oh man words cannot expressed how greatful and blessed I feel ! My heart is full of love !!! I want to thank everyone for their bday wishes , the gifts , the endless support and love ! Here’s to 25 ! A chapter that will surely write itself 😇♊️✨👑🥳

Instagram @locstarrr

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Housing Is A Human Right, Martha Rosler Times Square, New York, 1989

[astrodidact]

Congratulations to Malala!

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/malala-yousafzai-graduates-college-8-years-after-taliban-gunned-her-n1231525

Militants shot her because she went school. Today Malala graduated from college.

"Hard to express my joy and gratitude right now," the advocate for female education wrote alongside a picture of herself smothered in colorf

[onenicebugperday]

Orchid Mantis (Hymenopus coronatus), L6 Female Photos by Frupus

[alexandrastillreadsthings]

people aren’t stuck in poverty because they’re dumb, like I know it’s a really hard pill to swallow but no one is poverty stricken because they deserve it no one is poverty stricken because they placed themselves there no one is poverty stricken out of choice

[driflloon]

indya moore for victor glemaud fw19

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Follow for more glam

[wetheurban]

instagram.com/wetheurban

[action]

#ActsofPride Day 11 - Favorite LGBTQIA+ historical figure

“Each time I leaped I seemed to touch the sky, and when I regained earth it seemed to be mine alone.” - Josephine Baker



Tumblr Creatr @Rose contributed this original work based on today’s prompt celebrating the iconic Josephine Baker. The American-born world renowned Black bisexual dancer, actress, singer, civil rights champion, and WWII French resistance agent rose to fame in the 1920s and quickly became one of the most famous entertainers in her adopted home of France. Pablo Picasso and Earnest Hemingway were also huge fans.

The artist told us a little about why Baker inspires her:

“Josephine Baker was hailed as ‘The Black Venus’ by fellow artists of her time. Though she fled the oppression she faced in America in 1925 to live the majority of her life in France, she returned often to fight for civil rights, speaking alongside Martin Luther King Jr. at the March on Washington. Now more than ever, it is vital to lift up queer Black lives and histories, and Josephine’s is one of pure resilience, love, and absolute joy” 

We’re excited to see your favorite LGBTQIA+ historical figures too ♥️

[endofanera2021]

Walked around in the rain exploring. Most beautiful experience of my life 😂😢

[blackfashion]

‘Supernova Girls’ by Serrandon

Photographer/Creative Director: Serrandon | IG: @serrandon Stylist: Brandy Michaud | Instagram: soandtf Hair: Anne Juliette | Instagram: annejulietteg Make-Up: Julie Jules | Instagram: jjulesbeauty Models: Anisa Rayan | Instagram: nvacgbk Aramide Beck | Instagram: lexmajesty Jasmine Sandoval | Instagram: bbyafricka Leeanna Williams | Instagram: guvmanian

[armaniblanco]

Part of this Black Power poem I wrote moments before having to perform it.

[cosmoee]

i love this 😍🙌

[armaniblanco]

“I’m African and… Native American. Not by race alone but they took my home away from me and then they took me from my home how can they recognize the truth when I can’t recognize a troop.  They put my neck around this neuce and I’ve been stretching out this loop And I Am… Whatever they say i am  and if I wasn’t then why would they take my land?!  And Rape my fam and burn whatever place I stand  so now I … RAISE MY FIST BEFORE THEY BREAK MY HAND! IAMBLACK!!!”

[tenderestgem]

boyyyyyy 🙏👏

[btwitsjenn]

started snapping my fingers, got ppl looking at me like I’m crazy. Amazing. 😩😩

[chocolate--goddess]

PREACH 👏👏

[blvckheroin]

🙌

[helllohellohi]

Shit just gave me chills. “I am what ever they say I am if I wasn’t even why would they take my land and rape my fam. ” where’s the lies lord.

[armaniblanco]

BOOST for people of color!

[armaniblanco]

Bringing this back for Black History Month 

[yafriendlyneighborhoodhomeboy-d]

Go off, bro! @armaniblanco

[armaniblanco]

“Opening one’s eyes may take a lifetime. Seeing is done in a flash.”

Instagram | Snapchat: Armaniblanco

[wtfsydney]

😍😍😍

[enigmatic-elektron09]

Very handsome 😍

[yungreina]

good God

[sugaredhoneyicedtea-deactivated]

lawd have mercy on my soul

[hopelessimperfections]

my goodness that handsome ass man 😍

[miyuhpapayuh-deactivated2017082]

Ugh 😩😩😍

[honeywinniecocaine03]

thats the type of guy you bring home to moms

[opinionatedandunderrated-blog]

Ethnic Hair Care Section

If you walked into a drug store that had a section labeled “Ethnic Hair Care” would you think twice about it ? Would you even notice? How about if you noticed another section labeled “Hair needs”? So now there’s two sections. I guess that would all depend on whether you fall into the category of “Ethnic”… When entered into a search engine one definition of “Ethnic” is "characteristics belonging to non western cultural tradition… non western-other wise known as European. So there’s an “Ethnic” Hair section and then there’s a “western cultural” hair section. Is anyone else bothered by this? Well I guess President Obama did put it best when he said “Race remains a potent and often divisive force in our society” and so it shows. Now this may seem minimal compared to having to segregated schools but it does show that we’re not seen as one. Granted, Yes our hair textures are very different but when you walk into a multimillion dollar franchise that has a section labeled “Ethnic Hair Care”, you have to wonder “is this how we’re seen?” Racked published an article by a woman named Jascmeen Bush called “I’m breaking up with the ethnic hair care aisle” that drove right to the point. In her article she wrote;

“The only thing that the ethnic hair care aisle does is reinforce the idea that race and hair go hand in hand. That our hair and our ethnicities separate “us” from “them.” For a long time, I bought into it—literally. What else was I supposed to think? “I guess I’m ethnic so this is where I’m supposed to shop.” Wrong. The whole idea of categorizing hair based on ethnicity? Very wrong. Hair is hair. As far as categories, it all boils down to thin, thick, coarse, curly, and straight, with mixtures and degrees of each…”

As a woman of a non western decent, I walk into this section and double back to read and reread that label. Then I look around and majority of these products are made here in the United States so then I compare them to the products in the “Hair Needs” section, and they are also made in the United States. I see people of both western and non western decent shopping in both sections… So what I want to know now is, how do they decide what should go in the “ethnic hair care” Section and what goes in “hair needs”?