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[userinherownwrld]

thinking about Sanaa Lathan in Brown Sugar

[ia2ne]

From The Art of African Fashion by Prince Claus Fund (Africa World Press, Eritrea/USA, 1998) 

[90s-2000s-barbie]

2 Stupid Dogs (1993 - 1995)

[90s-2000s-barbie]

Deluxe Talkgirl by Tiger (1995)

[90s-2000s-barbie]

The Original Talkboy (1992)

[oldcomputerhardware]

(via Home / X)

[sorryfortheyouth]

by Mario Sorrenti (1999)

https://www.instagram.com/sorry.for.the.youth/

[iamheavymeta-lll]

[y2craze]

2000s Dirty, Sexy and Wet Aesthetic

This was also known as 2k1 or Dirty, Flirty Style it’s part of 2000s raunchiness, sexual innuendos were huge around this time and it increased mostly in music, it’s possibly the reason why my parents didn’t like me watching MTV there was too many girls with barely any clothes.

2000s Raunchy Includes:

This (2K1/Dirty, Flirty Style)

Reality Television

Gross Out Comedy (big red texts on the posters)

Trashy Y2K/McBling (Materialistic Aesthetic)

Nu Metal and Teenpunk

Ruthless Aggression WWE

UrBling Aesthetic

Credit Goes to Evan Collins.

[m0ney]

Avril Lavigne in 2003･ﾟﾟ･｡ᡣ𐭩

[cinematic-studies]

A Brutal Game (Jean-Claude Brisseau, 1983)

*Cinematic Studies is also on Instagram. Follow @cinematicstudies

[sugarfrostedapples]

the original xbox dashboard designed by seton kim (2000)

[atibas]

[mona-l1sa]

[sevenincheels]

Ayo Edebiri for Vanity Fair, shot by Renelll Medrano.

[manufactoriel]

Ousmane Sembène, by  Rainer Binder

[criterioncollection]

“The task “Black Girl” sets itself is not just to note the facts of Diouana’s life but also to assert her visibility, to ensure that she is seen. Several years before the phrase “black is beautiful” entered the lexicon of American racial politics, “Black Girl” insisted as much from its very opening frames. Ms. Diop, dressed in a white polka-dot dress and turban, moves through a world dominated by blinding, literal whiteness.”

Read A. O. Scott on the 50th anniversary of Ousmane Sembène’s extraordinary film and see it now at BAMcinématek