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Growing up, I hated my name. No one could say “Aazrin” correctly and I hated my parents for giving me a name that no one could pronounce. I was constantly teased for my sideburns and thick eyebrows and the fact that in elementary school my arms and legs were hairier than those of the boys.

This post is not for the non-brown people running blogs titled “Namaste” claiming that our culture is part of their aesthetic.

This post is for the brown girls and boys who were made fun of for their body and facial hair. For their “unpronounceable” names. For every time they were called “terrorists” by white people who then proceeded to take our culture from us. Desi culture is beautiful, not something to be exploited and now is our time to reclaimthebindi.

flyandfamousblackgirls

No photoshop.

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Praise god for sister Amber. Lol

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Y’all can understand why the mutants in x-men hate the humans but can’t get why black people hate whites

foreverpruned

Stop. You’re making too much sense.

nigganooope

And literally X-Men is a rendition of the history of race in the u.s. and no one gets that yo lol

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its a metaphor for racism so white washed media can still use a mostly white cast…to represent poc being oppressed..bc otherwise a white audience probably wouldnt sympathize

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niquebynature

reblog if you're a black man that loves black women and vice versa

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✌️😑

kimreesesdaughter

Why do you spend so much energy on race issues?

There’s no other issue to put energy towards. Race is the determining factor in any other issue I could think about.

One less person putting energy towards race is three extra race issues.

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Y’all have no idea how many dead Black bodies I had to see to make this post. Shit that I never want to speak of ever again.

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nico-incognito

A rare instance of carefree black male rappers…

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Lol

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Justice for Julian Cole. A 5’5” man brutally attacked by 6 police officers in the UK who is now brain dead. This man was a science student at the university of Bedfordshire and now has been reduced to a vegetative state. There is a global attack on melanin!

Police told the family he was still talking after the ‘incident’ which doctors said could have not been true as you cannot speak whilst having a severed spinal cord. Police then told the family he was intoxicated, doctors said that was a lie as little to no traces of alcohol was found in his system. Family still have not got their justice and the 6 imbeciles are still walking free.

BLACK LIVES MATTER GLOBALLY.

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I haven’t forgotten about you Julian

marsblackmon101

This . Smh

foreverpruned

BOOOSTTTT!!!!!!!

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If Hillary Clinton wins two terms as president, 16-year-olds in 2024 will have never had a white male president.

tiffanarchy

But they’ll still have had a war-mongering, imperialist, long-time member of the ruling class as president, so it’s okay. Middle Eastern and African children will still be blown up. Humans will still be secretly tortured. Fear not!

mateavisage

(x)

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No, It was Black Trans Women.

Your little spectacle of making fun of femininity and playing on making fun of “men in dresses” didn’t do shit

icecream-noodle

Que cis gay men riding on the experiences of trans woman and throwing them under the bus simultaneously, completely neglecting the ACTUAL history of the stonewall riot, which began in a bar with a trans woman of colour.

eternal-floette

fuck drag queens -_-

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white drag queens aren’t fucking revolutionary. Black trans women and trans women of colour did this shit. lmfao that a white drag queen is accusing other cis queers of not truly living the struggle. excuse u, for whom is this a fucking fun hobby?

flyandfamousblackgirls

Shout out to all the black trans women and trans women of color past and present.

tjourdann

if you're black, reblog this

dolphin-machine

The College Dropout (2004): “And I just don’t be feeling it/Racism still alive they just be concealing it/But I know they don’t want me in the damn club/They even made me show I.D to get inside of Sam’s club”

Late Registration (2005): “Where I’m from the dope boys is the rock stars/But they can’t cop cars without seeing cop cars/I guess they want us all behind bars - I know it”

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (2010): “Face it, Jerome get more time than Brandon/And at the airport they check all through my bag/And tell me that it’s random”

Watch The Throne (2011): “In the past if you picture events like a black tie/What the last thing you expect to see, black guys?/What’s the life expectancy for black guys?/The system’s working effectively, that’s why!”

Yeezus (2013): “My momma was raised in the era when/Clean water was only served to the fairer skin/Doin’ clothes you would have thought I had help/But they wasn’t satisfied unless I picked the cotton myself”

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2015 Interview: “Racism is a dated concept.” “That’s racism, it’s not an actual thing that means anything.”

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😔😔😔

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Dame Dash on The Breakfast Club addressing the issue of white people (white CEOs) making money off of black music & culture. 03. 13. 2015.

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puff balls! 😍❤️

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WESTWOOD (CBSLA.com) — A 28-year-old single mother of three boys graduated from UCLA with three degrees.

A packed house at UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion cheered for Deanna Jordan Friday night.

“I needed for my sons to see there was a legacy that preceded them with college. I am the first in my family to go to college,” Jordan said.

Jordan grew up in Compton. After high school, she got pregnant at 18. She had her third son at 22.

“I had him and in the hospital I remember thinking, ‘I’m 22, there’s no future unless I can create one,’” Jordan said.

After two years at West Los Angeles Community College and three-and-a-half years at UCLA, the department scholar is graduating with two bachelor’s degrees and a master’s in African-American Studies.

“She had limited time, plus she took the initiative,” Dale Tatum, a UCLA lecturer, said.

Jordan also founded the Compton Pipeline Taskforce—she and UCLA volunteers work on academics at Compton schools, including Carver Elementary, where she attended.

“I saw the difference in how my boys were in school in Brentwood and then how schools were in Compton where I came from,” she said.

Jordan credits family support and UCLA for making her dreams a reality.

“You can’t really succeed unless you fail, and I failed a lot of times, but it was my persistence and my willingness never to give up,” she said.

Jordan, who also works in the Compton mayor’s office, plans to take a year off before she heads to law school. She plans on becoming a district attorney.