[seashellronan]

honestly life’s too short to not cry about stupid shit like sometimes you just gotta fling yourself onto your bed and burst into tears, cleanse ur little heavy heart

[chrissongzzz]

[boyofzoot]

[yasyaskovsk]

[lilmamabeyellin]

[jimothyshalpert-deactivated2017]

#a masterpiece

[adventurero-deactivated20230117]

I’m the type of girl your mother hopes you fall in love with

[najd-social-club]

when i say ‘be safe’ i say that shit from the bottom of my heart.

[igor-le]

[jojordan-art-deactivated2025120]

[lostinurbanism]

“They Killed The Dreamer But Not His Dream”

Atlanta, April (1968) by James L. Amos

[harveyxspecter]

[kissingfr0gs]

Twice as good.

All black children got this lesson. 

[madamechapington]

hell yeah we did

[sexyprise]

[backboobs]

“you ugly mayonnaise bitch”

[beybad]

The MLK that’s never quoted.

[byetumbroz-blog]

and it’s no accident that this segment is conveniently left out of our education

[yesthattoo]

Description: Gifs of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr speaking “Somebody told a lie one day. They couched it in language. They made everything black ugly and evil. Look in your dictionary and see the synonyms for the word black. It’s always something degrading, low and sinister. Look at the word white. It’s always something pure, high, clean. Well, I wanna get the language right tonight.”

[bowdownhonkies-deactivated20140]

The real MLK white people never acknowledge. 

[trap-aholic-deactivated20121227]

[knowledgeequalsblackpower]

RIP Trayvon Martin

[withallthatpinkon-deactivated20]

gives me chills

[thetpr]

He didn’t do a damn thing wrong

[blasianxbri]

I’m gonna reblog this every time I see it because never forget.

[rueblack-deactivated20160325]

This hurts my heart

[beowvlf]

no matter what happens tonight do not forget mike brown… never forget mike brown… and don’t forget the people who fought for 108 days to make sure the world knew the cold injustice that happened in ferguson. and don’t forget the other black men and women who face police brutality everyday and never see justice