What is the key in the 5th of the 5th?

@thoughtap

POC, BDSM, , southerner, kinkster, lover of the queer, honest social viewer, tattoos,music...recently changed my direction but yeahh all this plus sex. P.S.A to random blog bots. If your Tumblr features strictly white girls I.WILL.NOT.FOLLOW.YOU.BACK. LEAVE ME THE FUCK ALONE. All these posts about women of color are not pretty trinkets so I can feel good about myself as a man of color. I am not some Hotep cock gobbler lusting for your social handout(white privilege). Not everything is about you and your constant need for validation.

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rootbeergoddess

THANK YOU!

If anyone tries to use, “If black people can have black pride, white people can have white pride.” argument show this to them because my man is laying down some truth.

whatareyoureallyafraidof

i-love-sufjan-stevens

Vintage Photos of Queer Couples of Color

lazamed5

John lee Hooker (boom boom)

the-cheese-standsalone

Any version, any time . .

yourlocalsexylibraaaa

faithfully

intovertedblackblogger-deactiva

If you’re Black, I love you.

Pass this on. We need more love amongst our community.

erosionsoftheheart

Wholeheartedly ❤️

tkthegoddess

Perfect day to remind you: I love you, and I mean that.🥰✊🏾💋

lazzysky

classichorrorblog

unreadable

365filmsbyauroranocte

Tongues Untied (Marlon Riggs, 1989)

mitchipedia

Harlem grocer standing in front of his store, 1937.

10oclockdot

Saying that man and woman are the only genders is actually LESS nuanced than saying that earth, water, air, and fire are the only elements.

churrotowns

Something Good – Negro Kiss is a short film from 1898 of a couple kissing and holding hands. It is believed to depict the earliest on-screen kiss involving African Americans and is known for departing from the prevalent and purely stereotypical presentation of racist caricature in popular culture at the time it was made.

“There seemed to be something a lot more intimate and having more to do with self-presentation. And that’s unlike anything I had seen from that period when all moving picture images of African Americans were through a white lens and are distortions, misrepresentations, or pseudo anthropological. And this is none of that.”